Q & A for Speaker Lynn Bell

What brought you to astrology?

It just might have been linked to an eclipse I saw in my childhood. That an immense curiosity about people, and an innate sense of the mysteries . I needed an explanation for things. By the time I was 13 I knew all my classmates signs and birthdays.

Why do you practice astrology? What makes it juicy for you?

A space opens up during consultations for something larger, beyond my small self, that touches the field of the other. This is an immense privilege. Often, for the person who comes it is a powerful, transformative experience, What could be better than that?

What is your specialty, or focus?

I am a psychological astrologer, and I look at what is locking up the mind, the feelings, the body and soul, in an attempt to shift someone consciously into a more complete version of self, Family patterns may be part of that, My work is quite varied and uses many techniques and approaches.

Is there a planet, sign, or aspect you’ve been exploring lately that represents an archetype or energy that feels important to you right now?

Capricorn. A mysterious, powerful and fertile sign that is often treated stereotypically. And the quincunx because of its relationship to my own Sun.

What is your picture of astrology in the future?

Holographic charts with 3d transits.

Are there any additional comments you would like to make about your lecture and workshop?

Mars is always energizing to work with. I always feel deeply alive after working with it, And people underestimate the importance of MarsLike the ancient greeks, we’re embarrassed by Ares, We try to pretend our own rough self, has better table manners than it does.

If you discovered a new planet, or asteroid, what would you name it and why?

Memnosyne, so we could all remember we we really are.