We are all astrologers. It’s in our bones.
Astrology is an ages-old symbolic language, healing art, and tool for wayfinding.
It provides deep levels of self-discovery and helps to unlock mysteries of life.
Though Astrology is complex, there is a simple way to learn and benefit from the wisdom:
Embody it.
The wisdom is already within you.
Rather than study and memorize, invite the wisdom of astrology to move through you.
How does each Zodiac archetype feel in your body?
How do you personally connect to the themes it signifies?
How can you create a relationship with astrology that is life-giving?
Join Intuitive Astrologer Virginia Rosenberg and Qoya founder Rochelle Schieck on Thursday, July 31 at 12pm eastern.
About Your Guides
Meet virginia
Virginia Rosenberg is a renowned intuitive astrologer. She is a mother, a seer, a dirt-worshipper, and a beloved writer. Her passion is recreating culture through sharing genius, wisdom, and meaning. She has performed thousands of readings and taught hundreds of classes, workshops, and retreats for people worldwide. Her writings have gone viral, are translated into multiple languages, and are used as teaching tools in spiritual groups all over Earth. She lives in the ancient mountains of Western North Carolina with her partner and three young children.
meet ROCHELLE
Rochelle Schieck is the founder of Qoya Inspired Movement. Since its inception in 2009, she has trained hundreds of Qoya teachers, taught thousands of classes, and led dozens of retreats in the most sacred places on earth with one intention in mind: to remember and to help others do the same.
Qoya is designed to help us feel how the body and movement are a portal to remember our essence, to feel our perspective shift from going through the motions to savoring life as sacred. Qoya does this through classes, workshops, rituals, retreats/pilgrimages, teacher trainings, free videos online, a blog, and Rochelle's book, Qoya: A Compass for Navigating an Embodied Life that is Wise, Wild and Free in hopes that all that who feel the call to remember are supported on their journey.
There are no levels to Qoya, and it is a movement that people of any age or ability level can do. It has been featured in outlets like New York Magazine, Oprah.com, The Telegraph, and Psychology Today. Learn more at qoyainspiredmovement.com.