“I’ve got so much to pay with IRS! then I had to put new tires on my car, and my dog needs surgery,” Sasha desperately talking into the phone. “My finances are such a mess! Every time I think I’m ahead, everything goes to hell and I’m back at square one. Can you please help me?”
This kind of situation is very common; many of us have financial struggles we just can’t seem to move past. So frustrating! As a psychic and astrologer, I can help bring to light the blocks preventing financial success and assist my clients in making lasting changes. Clearing past life blocks can pave the way to more positive energy around money, and understanding the current life lessons found in your astrological chart can help you move forward.
Considering Past Life Karma
Sasha and I started by looking at her Akashic Records. I was shown a past life in which she had taken a vow of poverty when she entered a monastery as a young woman. Vows taken to God or to a person believed to represent God are very powerful because there is usually a lot of devotion or motivation behind the vow. Sasha had been especially devout and took her vows of poverty seriously, giving away all her belongings and a stake in the family inheritance. She even refused a bed in her cell, using a pallet on the floor instead. Whenever she could forsake a material comfort, she did so. Still, she died feeling that she hadn’t done enough for God.
Though that lifetime was over and done, the vow still existed in her energetic field, as she had never renounced it. So, she found ways to attract or create financial difficulty—unconsciously—so that she never had any kind of cushion. She also felt she hadn’t done enough to deserve God’s love, so a feeling of atonement and a willingness to suffer were also blocking her. Once we cleared the past life energy and released the vow, she noticed a decrease in her dramatic money problems.
Astrology and Finances
Healing some of Sasha’s past life attachments gave her a clearer slate from which to make changes to her financial life, but there were more places to look for clues that would help her make better decisions. The Second House in a natal chart is where we find indications of wealth and money issues. Sasha had Gemini ruling the Second House and Saturn placed within it. The ruler of Gemini, Mercury, was in the Twelfth House. This gave me a huge amount of info to share with Sasha.
Gemini in her Second House indicated that money was approached with a potentially scattered, “easy come, easy go” kind of attitude. Gemini energy isn’t one to look to the long-term, so this, by itself, was a good place to start. Add in Saturn’s placement, and I could see that some of Sasha’s primary life lessons were around the practical and prudent management of money (opposite of Gemini’s casual energy). The fact that the Second House ruler was in the twelfth added a dimension of illusion, delusion, or escapism around issues related to Mercury’s houses.
I saw it would be important for Sasha to take stock of her various financial assets and create a structure around them (Saturn) that would help her get out of the ongoing crisis. Sasha admitted that she hated to deal with finances and often just avoided opening bills or saving money for taxes (she’s self-employed). This is classic Twelfth House stuff. She owns several micro-businesses (Gemini variety), but keeps haphazard records at best and has never had a true long-term plan. Add to this mix a past vow of poverty, and you’ve got a potent recipe for the kind of disaster Sasha was always facing.
To keep her Gemini happy, we had to make financial planning interesting. This meant adding humor where we could and finding better coping strategies than avoidance for when she was feeling financially stressed. I had her create an agreement with a trusted friend who would help keep her organized when Sasha started feeling overwhelmed (Gemini likes social connection). In return, Sasha agreed to help this friend create a website, so there was a clear energy exchange. Eventually, Sasha could create a long-term strategy to deal with her businesses and plan for the future. But we had to just do a little at a time since Gemini gets overwhelmed if you go too deeply too quickly.
Sasha was amazed at how empowered she felt once she started working consciously with her astro energies.The energetic burden to stay poor also began to lift—she was on her way to greater prosperity and abundance.
A spiritual advisor can help you approach your money problems by looking at energies you may not be able to perceive yourself. It’s incredibly helpful to get an objective, compassionate viewpoint, especially if you are in the midst of stress and worry. Working with both past and present karma through healing and astrology can help you make clear, lasting changes that will impact your finances for the better.
While the insights regarding past lives are compelling, one must question the empirical validity of such claims. A critical analysis of these practices is essential in understanding their efficacy.
“Working consciously with astro energies” suggests a proactive approach to personal development that many could benefit from—yet balance with rational strategies is crucial.
“Energetic burden to stay poor” is a profound statement that highlights how deeply entrenched beliefs can hinder progress; however, practical solutions must accompany such insights.
The discussion on astrology’s role in financial management offers a unique lens through which to view economic challenges. It’s fascinating how different astrological placements can influence one’s approach to money.
Indeed, it prompts one to consider how much our beliefs about wealth are shaped by unseen forces, whether psychological or astrological.
This article presents an intriguing perspective on the interplay between past life experiences and current financial struggles. The connection made between energy and financial behavior is worth exploring further.
“Clearing past life blocks” seems to imply that emotional baggage can transcend lifetimes. This notion might resonate with many who feel trapped by their circumstances.
“Resonating” is subjective, though; one must ask if such approaches detract from addressing systemic issues in financial education.
“Gemini energy” presents an interesting duality when discussing finances—perhaps it illustrates the broader human experience of grappling with conflicting desires.
The concept of vows influencing present circumstances raises interesting questions about personal agency and historical context. It would be beneficial to delve deeper into these themes.