Written in
the stars

When Covid began, life suddenly came to a halt. It felt as if the Earth had stopped spinning. Amid the stream of discouraging news and the anxiety about an uncertain near future, there arose a strange, powerful urge — a series of profound questions about survival, about life, and about what it means to be human. I began exploring meditation, the origin of consciousness, and spirituality.

The path that led me toward the vast universe ultimately guided me inward — into the depths of the human being, into the soul, and into the profound teachings on the origin of life itself.

Every spiritual tradition shares one noble purpose: to help human beings free themselves from all bonds and live in peace and serenity. To become truly free from the mundane and the ordinary, we must first understand who we are, where we came from, and why we keep pursuing the same things in life.

Who am I?

A human being is both body and soul. The body is finite; the soul is infinite. To understand the body, one must study biology. To understand the soul, one must study religion and spiritual science. And to go deeper into spirituality, I turned to astrology and the cosmos.

Astrology is a map of the soul, fixed by the exact moment we first stepped into this finite world. At that precise instant — whether by choice or by chance — the Moon, the Sun, and the constellations aligned in a unique configuration that matched the rhythm of that particular heart. This cosmic map outlines the key themes of a soul's journey: personality, strengths, challenges, and one (or several) central life missions.

You can see this most clearly in great spiritual masters. They are born to transmit teachings, wisdom about the Way and about life. They dedicate their entire existence to fulfilling that single purpose, no matter where on Earth they live. Astrology, then, serves as a personal map that reveals our innate strengths and life themes. Once we know them, our path becomes lighter — less suffering, less inner turmoil. We are able to experience life with genuine peace, joy, and the free spirit of a wanderer.

With this understanding, I hope everyone will take the time to explore themselves more deeply. I hope parents will understand their children better, and children their parents. True understanding brings the wisdom to love. And at the very core of existence is the realization that loving one's own being is the beginning of all love — and the highest peak of all awakening.