In honor of my birthday and Aquarius season, I interviewed my retreat sister, dear friend, and amazing astrologer Blyss Veer on how we can use astrology to gain insight into ourselves and harness it for self-love. We also touch on big philosophical topics like grief and the human condition because it’s all related!
Although I’ve always felt very connected to my zodiac sign, I was still a bit skeptical because it felt overwhelming and I didn’t really know the science behind it. Blyss changed all of that for me and she’s about to do the same for you.
In this episode, Blyss teaches us about…
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The difference between your sun, moon, and rising signs (and why you may feel more like your moon and rising sign than your sun sign)
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Where EXACTLY to look in your chart if you’re looking to tap into more self-love
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What it means to be in your “Venus Return” or “Saturn Return” (which especially applies to you if you’re 24 or 27-29 years old!)
… And truly so much more because astrology is philosophical and can go as deep as you want to explore it!
If you’ve been enjoying the podcast and being a part of this community, the best birthday gift EVER would be some positive feedback on the show. If you have just 60 seconds, please review the show on Apple or rate us on Spotify! It helps future self-lovers find this podcast and gives me all the encouragement I need to keep creating for you. <3
And make sure to get a copy of my book, The Gift of Self-Love: https://maryscupoftea.com/gift-of-self-love. It’s a self-love workbook that will help you build confidence, recognize your worth, and learn to finally love yourself. Available in stores and online, worldwide!
Mentioned In This Episode:
Blyss’s favorite coffee is the “Sweetheart Roast” from this shop: https://www.olympiacoffee.com/collections/coffee/products/sweetheart-espresso
Blyss’s favorite coffee shop near Seattle: https://narrative.coffee
Link to book a 1:1 personalized astrology reading with Blyss: https://blyssmoonastrology.as.me and use code GIFTOFSELFLOVE for 33% off
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