Why “The Stars Healing?”

This name was inspired by my favorite card from my favorite tarot deck. The card I considered to represent me in a way. In traditional tarot, The Star (in my deck “The Stars”) card is the card that comes directly after the tower. The Tower, representing things falling apart around you, in a way that can often be scary and destabilizing, is a card that many people fear in their tarot reading. While it is scary for things to fall apart around you, and obviously destabilizing to lose aspects of your life that you found comfort in, this process is often one that, in the long run, you will see as serving you. This experience allows you to let go of the aspects of your life that are no longer aligned or serving you, in order to create space for newer and better things. While the process of allowing this to fall apart, and existing in the liminal space between the old and new, can be deeply uncomfortable, what comes next is worth the trouble. After The Tower comes The Star, which represents healing, renewed hope, alignment, and calm. It is the calm after the storm, the long exhale after you have been holding your breath for a while. It’s what makes everything worth the trouble. That energy is what I am hoping to embody in my work. A safe place away from the storm of your past and your present. A place where there is calmness, healing, alignment, and growth, and where you can feel like the best version of you and create the best version of your life.