Lumenintus
Hello! I am so glad that you are here! Please allow me to introduce myself. My name is Marci Robison, and I am a Light-filled Astrologer. I am a Sagittarius Sun, Gemini Moon, and Capricorn Rising, so if I seem a little closed off at first, please don’t take it personally. I promise you that if it generally doesn’t take much to get passed my egg shell exterior to the soft gooeyness inside, where all of the fun happens <~~~
I have a Christian background that is primarily that of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. However, I am open and welcoming of all on their own journeys. I want to support everyone on their own path for healing and growth.
Lumenintus is a word I created using Latin. Lumen means « light » and intus means « within » So together, it makes ‘The Light within.’ I want to help illuminate the light within you and I can do that by helping you begin to understand the psychology contained within your natal chart. If that is something you are interested in, please email me so that we can schedule a session to start that process.
What is « Light-filled Astrology »? It is called « light-filled » because it transcends any specific religion, but it recognizes a Higher Power as an intelligent creator in the universe. When discussing the different parts of a chart, or the current transits (planets, signs, patterns), they are neither positive or negative. Rather there is a difference in intensity and tension that is important. Light-filled astrology is more like weather and sharing it with you, I hope that you can make informed decisions (i.e. when we know that it is going to snow outside, we may make the choice to wear a coat, or we may choose to wear shorts instead. The weather doesn’t tell us what to do, we make a choice based on our personal preferences and the information that we were provided with.) When you have more information, you can make better decisions. Your choices, or agency, is the most important aspect of a chart and if something doesn’t resonate with you, then that is ok.
