"You Mean A Libra Had To Be Taught Balance?" — The White Woman Who Taught Her Money Is Energy | Astrology Ride of the Day

She got sick. Sick as a dog, doing free readings back to back to back, no boundaries, no price tag, just giving her energy away because that's what she thought a God-given gift required. Her husband, also intuitive, told her to stop. Then an older white woman, the first real teacher on this path, laughed in her face and asked the question that changed everything. Do you think athletes have a God-given gift? Do doctors? They get paid for it. So why is charging for your gift any different? Money is energy, she said. Money is currency. When someone pays you for a service, that's an equal energetic exchange. That's balance. And here's the part that lands hardest: it took a Libra, the sign literally ruling balance, getting taught balance by someone else. Back in the early 2000s, this work was taboo in the Black community while white women were the ones teaching and embracing it. Now everybody's got crystals and tarot decks. Then nobody wanted her. Now they're all up on her. And her answer to anybody who judges her for the path: she doesn't give a damn what these people think of her. Know thyself. Balance your energy. TAKEAWAYS Giving away free psychic readings nonstop without boundaries made Moon Empress physically sick, a wake-up call that her husband, also intuitive, pushed her to take seriously. A white woman mentor reframed charging for spiritual gifts entirely, comparing it to how athletes and doctors get paid for God-given talents, arguing that money functions as energetic currency and an equal exchange. The line "anytime you give your services for free, people don't value your energy, they don't value your time, they don't value you" became a foundational lesson in protecting her own energy as a reader. As a Libra, the zodiac sign that rules balance, she points out the irony of needing to be explicitly taught the concept of balanced energetic exchange rather than naturally embodying it. In the early 2000s, spiritual and tarot work was considered taboo within the Black community while white women were largely the ones teaching and normalizing it, a dynamic she says has flipped dramatically as the work has become culturally popular. Moon Empress Website Moon Empress Tiktok Links referenced in this episode: iamastrologyreadings.com Companies mentioned in this episode: Iamastrologyreadings PayPal Venmo Cash App Support the mythic classroom: https://i-am-astrology-readings.captivate.fm/support Book a Reading: https://i-am-astrology-readings.captivate.fm/book-reading #astrologyrideoftheday