What brought you to astrology?

My sister Lucy did my first reading for me when I was 20 years old (54 years ago) and I have been hooked ever since..

 

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

The most meaningful part of my practice are the one-to-one counselling sessions with my clients. To see my clients become more at ease with themselves as they recognize themselves in the reading. I am thankful people still appreciate my work.

 

What is your specialty, or focus?

I consider myself a spiritual astrologer and focus on helping my clients grow in consciousness to help them have greater acceptance of themselves and others.

 

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?

I focus on Uranus and Neptune to help me in my evolution and to connect with the spiritual realm beyond my ego. This is a critical time on our planet and we need to evolve to get off the hamster wheel of perpetual wars.

 

What is your picture of astrology in the future?

Astrology has gone through a huge revival with the younger generation driving the wave of interest. I see this younger generation of astrologers bringing fresh insights and applications to our field.

 

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

I would name a new planet Pax, Latin for peace. This would bring more attention to  peace, which our troubled planet desperately needs.

 

 

David Pond, Astrologer

David Pond is an astrologer, author, speaker, and workshop leader. David has a Master of Science degree in Experimental Metaphysics, and has published 9 books on metaphysical topics, including Astrology for Beginners, Llewellyn’s Little Book of Meditation, Astrology and Relationships, and Chakras For Beginners. David has been practicing astrology for over 45 years and consults with clients helping them work with their astrology to find meaningful and fulfilling lives and to strategize through times of transition. He lives in Olympia, Washington, and can be found online at Davidpond.com.

 

 

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