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Feb 9, 2023 49 min

Noticing the Cosmos with Bess Matassa

from Noticing Hosted by Maggie Ward and Urvi Patel

This week, Urvi and Maggie notice astrology and the zodiac landscape of our lives with Bess Matassa. Bess Matassa, PhD, is a New York-based astrology and tarot reader, teacher, and author who serves up mystical self-inquiry with a side of poetry, pop music, and pasta sauce. When not busy combing the cosmos, Bess can be spotted sporting hot pink lipstick while wandering deserts and tropics. Highlights from our chat with Bess: “Our lives are not problems meant to be solved” -Bess Astrology is a language of remembrance and whenever you encounter it, it’s always yours Astrology is a language of moreness, a language of humanizing Moving beyond the fate and freewill binary and into using astrology as a power source The power of observing the value of contrast or learning through polarity in your life and how humanizing being able to observe the experiences you’re having Connect with Bess here: http://thestarparlor.com/ @bessmatassa The Star Party Podcast Checkout Bess’s latest offering: Astrology + Tarot Immersion Year-long Course with a 20% discount for Noticing listeners with code SIGNS. Discover more and enroll at: http://thestarparlor.com/immersion-2023 (enrollment open until February 17, 2023) Connect with Urvi & Maggie: @urvipatel.co @maggiewardcoaching

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