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Rooted in Rebellion: My Haitian Heritage and the Astrology of Freedom
July 24, 2025
As Cancer season began, I felt a pull I couldn’t ignore — a deep current beneath the surface calling me home. Not to a physical place, but to my roots. My blood. My ancestors.
Cancer season cracked something open in me. I began revisiting the history of Haiti, not from a textbook, but from the soul. And what I found reaffirmed something I’ve always known deep down: I come from power. I come from people who defied the impossible.
One moment in particular struck me — the Bois Caïman ceremony that took place on August 14th 1791, sparked the Haitian Revolution. A gathering that wasn’t just political, but spiritual. It was more than rebellion. It was a reclamation.
What stood out to me was the astrology of that day. Pluto was in Aquarius, Saturn in Aries, and Uranus in Leo — a grand alignment of transformation, courage, and revolutionary spirit.
The day of the ceremony initiated a liberation not only for that time but for generations ahead. I felt deep gratitude knowing that if it wasn’t for my Haitian ancestors rising up, the Cosmic Star Astrology brand wouldn’t be here now, continuing this revolution by helping souls like you reconnect with your own power and truth.
As Leo season rises, so does my voice and essence — rooted in the resilience of those who came before me. I stand in my position. I’m delighted to be called into this new chapter, and to support those who are ready to return to their spirit and authenticity.
Healing the Mother Wound with Jupiter in Cancer
August 26, 2025
I never expected my 30th birthday to heal a wound I thought would never close.
Jupiter in Cancer has been both soothing and delightful for me. It deepened my connection to my ancestral mission and brought unexpected healing with my mother.
Growing up, we separated on and off, but after one particularly heated argument, we went years without speaking. Those years of solitude allowed me to reconnect with myself and with God, but the emotional wounds tied to her lingered. I avoided reconciliation for a long time—until life nudged me in the right direction. God has a funny way of doing that.
Out of nowhere, on my 30th birthday, my mother reached out. I was surprisingly open, realizing enough time had passed that the old anger had faded. We caught up, hit a few bumps (she’s a Sagittarius, I’m a Virgo—smh), but overall it felt right.
I’m grateful for this healing. It revealed how much unresolved tension had quietly stunted my growth. The process wasn’t perfect, but it was enough—and sometimes that’s all we can do.
What I love about this Jupiter in Cancer transit is how it has guided me to release old patterns, plant new seeds, and embrace emotional growth. As this new chapter unfolds, I feel lighter and more aligned—my inner child is happy, and the wounds I carried with my mother have finally eased. While family dynamics can always shift, I now move forward with more peace and clarity, ready to navigate whatever comes next.
The Return to the Void: My Solar Return Capricorn Moon Experience
October 8, 2025
I finally made it to my 30s on my birthday in 2024, and it wasn’t what I expected. I had big plans and a vision for this milestone, but instead I walked into a storm of transition that caught me off guard. I entered this chapter with a solar return Capricorn Moon, still waning off the high of my Leo Moon year, and at first, life felt lively—but once 2025 hit, the quiet set in.
Moving from a fast-paced, busy lifestyle to a slower, subdued environment was challenging. I’m a city girl at heart, and silence clashes with my energy. While I’m introverted, I thrive in the hustle and bustle—so with the Moon at 0° Capricorn, it felt like I had stepped into a void, a personal winter arc season.
Frustration and low moods crept in. I missed my friends, my old life, and the version of myself I had known before. I beat myself up, feeling behind and stuck. Even though I cherish solitude, I won’t lie—this solar return was heavy, still it planted wisdom and grounded me deep into my soul purpose.
This period reminded me of the beauty and power in solitude. Some might call it a flop era, but I chose to see it as a foundation era, and that mindset changed everything. What held me together was my work, my creative drive, and reconnecting with activities I enjoyed alone.
Out of that tunnel vision came a rebrand, a library of creative work, and most importantly—a new me. Friends, old habits and patterns fell away, resistance gave way to openness, and I emerged clearer, more organized, and rooted. For that, I’m grateful.
Now, at 31, my solar return brings a Taurus Moon. Last year refined me like a diamond, and this year, I’m ready to shine.