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We're back with part 2 of our Astrology Talk with Min. Kailyn Davillier.
Here, we talk a deeper dive into Saturn and Neptune, and discuss how to best work with these outer planets. We tackle the collective challenges faced by society, the importance of boundaries in personal growth, and the need for accountability in creative endeavors.
While the astrology isn't always unicorns and sugar plum faeries, knowing the real and being equipped to navigate these changes is much better than living in Neptune's illusion. These upcoming Aries transits bring forth the potential for new beginnings and the necessity of intuitive planning to achieve our long-term goals.
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Min. Kailyn Davillier is a New Orleans native, poet, Priestess, writer, and astrologer. She uses her knowledge of the stars to help others navigate our capitalistic society. Through her indigenous spiritual practice, she guides people toward decolonizing and de-conditioning ourselves from ideologies that remove us from the importance of community and collective work.
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Welcome to the first of many Astrology Talks with our official resident astrologer—Kailyn Davillier.
In part 1 of our talk, we begin to explore the soon to be Neptune and Saturn transit in Aries. Amid the Pluto in Aquarius conversations, these two transits are simply skipped over. We take a deep dive into how these planetary movements influence personal growth, collective challenges, along with the importance of applying these astrological insights to everyday life. We also discuss how these transits impact climate change and food scarcity. Lastly, we unpack Neptune's role in fostering creativity and spirituality, while emphasizing the need for structure and discipline as taught by Saturn.
Keep it locked for part II.
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Kailyn Davillier is a New Orleans native, poet, Priestess, writer, and astrologer. She uses her knowledge of the stars to help others navigate our capitalistic society. Through her indigenous spiritual practice, she guides people toward decolonizing and de-conditioning ourselves from ideologies that remove us from the importance of community and collective work. You can find her on Instagram and TikTok @kailyndavillier and learn more about her at linktr.ee/kailyndavillier.
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Welcome to another episode of The Muse's Lab Podcast! This one is for my Gen Xers and millennials, we're talking sexual health, sovereignty, and the benefits of "heauxing responsibly." While we know our body goes through changes once we hit perimenopause, what we don't realize is our lovely "pocketbook" experiences some wild changes of its own. Self-pleasure is no longer gluttonous or sinful, it's a necessity to preservation of our sexual wellness. Rock with me as I delve into the importance of an occasional orgasm.
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A new wave of spirituals are awakening and it's time to ahead of the game, before the "snake oil sellers" get their grubby hands on them. In this episode, I discuss the resurgence of spiritual gifts, particularly during the Pluto in Aquarius transit, with an emphasis on recognizing and navigating these gifts and finding supportive spiritual communities. In the right community, you'll learn that application is key to personal growth and healing.
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Welcome to another episode of The Muse's Lab Pod! Our muse for this week is Tanya Hayles—host of the Event Bestie Podcast and co-founder of Black Mom's Connection.
In this episode, we explore being multifaceted beings as the key to unlocking joy, while tackling the importance of representation and community for Black mothers, the complexities of navigating spaces for Black voices, and the significance of centering Black experiences. In the end, the necessity of joy and self-awareness in personal and collective growth is vital to our existence.
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Tanya is a writer/speaker using her fresh and authentic voice on matters close to home: parenthood, entrepreneurship, and Black culture. You can learn more about her work at www.tanyahayles.com, connect with @tanyahayles on Threads and YouTube, and subscribe to channel at youtube.com/@eventbestiepodcast.
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Welcome to 2025! We're back in the game and this time I explore the concept of world building, in the context of personal narratives and self-fulfilling prophecies.
Using my own experience, I share my experiences with relationships, anxiety, and the narratives I create in my head that often lead to misunderstandings, isolation, and assumptions. While working through this complex system I created, emphasis is placed on the importance of deconstructing these narratives to build a healthier, more positive worldview, while encouraging us to collectively embark on the journeys of self-discovery and healing.
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For the all the single folks, particularly those who have experienced a celibacy journey or done shadow work, the process of completing the cycle through integration isn't discussed the way it needs. In this episode, I explore what it looks like to apply what you've learned and the importance of integration when returning to the dating scene.
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I guess this is a series, but I'm not pressuring myself to do back-to-back episodes. While I'm still on my villain arc exploration, there's even more chatter about the dark feminine. In this episode, I explore if they are the same, or if the divine feminine is a bridge to meet the embodiment called the villain arc or vice versa.
Articles for further research:
https://www.thehoodwitch.com/blog/2016/8/8/erotic-astrology-lilith-signs
https://chaninicholas.com/all-about-lilith/
https://lotuslaloba.substack.com/p/floating-in-darkness
https://eunoiaofthesoul.com/light-and-dark-feminine-energy/
https://www.them.us/story/what-does-it-mean-to-be-femme#:~:text=The%20short%20answer%20is%20no,nonbinary%20people%20or%20queer%20men.
https://www.francescabliss.com/blog-south-florida-portrait-photographer/2023/5/31/dark-feminine
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If you had the pleasure of listening to Season 2, Episode 11 - Pleasure Convos with Coach Bellamy, you already know what type of time we're on. In this episode, we discuss how to be your bestie and address the hard convos we, as feminine spectrum persons, need to have. Sit back and enjoy...
About Coach B:
Aysha "Coach" Bellamy is a powerhouse of resilience and creativity, whose story of triumph over adversity has inspired countless others. As a disabled veteran, Coach Bellamy found solace in writing, podcasting, and creating art, using her talents to rebuild her life and inspire those around her. Coach Bellamy's hard work and dedication have led to a solo art exhibit and numerous features in shows throughout Philadelphia.
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Lissen, I don't know how often these therapy sessions are gonna arise, but this one I couldn't hold back. Saying 'no' has been a challenge for me for as long as I can remember, but, for the first time, I believe I found my solve. I hope this serves as a balm for anyone listening in.
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