I spent years studying art history and the quest of humans across every culture and century to express meaning. How they painted it, built it, mapped it onto the walls of temples and the faces of icons. Then, building a career in project management, consulting, and marketing, I interpreted those same questions in a modern environment.

What I didn't fully understand was that I was already doing the work I do now. Decoding symbols and language into meaningful patterns. I was just looking at it through a different lens.

I've always been searching for something I couldn't name. Some clarity, some confirmation, some quiet knowing that I was moving in the right direction. What I found through sitting still long enough to listen, through curiosity and travel, was a tool that helped me see myself more clearly. A pivotal trip to Bali. Connecting with people from completely different backgrounds who were seeking the same unnamed thing. Something shifted. Location matters. I felt it before I could explain it. That's what led me to astrocartography. I didn't expect it. I'm not sure I even believed in astrology, not entirely. Not in the way belief is usually defined.

What I know is that it helped me. And I am still quietly surprised by how a chart reflects back to people what they already knew but couldn't pinpoint.