About Persia Wildwood
I have been studying and practising Astrology for over 40 years and hold a Professional Diploma in Astrology from the Astrological Guild Of Educators International. I began my Astrology of the Moon website in 2000 as a way to share my special fascination with the astrological Moon. Much Astrology is focussed on the Sun and yet it is the astrological Moon that describes so much of our day-to-day lived reality.
I hold an Arts Degree from Sydney University with majors in Languages (French & Indonesian) and Literature and was formerly a languages teacher. Astrology is a language and my role as an Astrologer is that of interpreter, to act as a bridge, to bring across the meaning of your natal chart. To get the chart to tell its story in a way that gives you insight to see the possibilities and the enthusiasm to live the potential.
I live in the beautiful Bellinger Valley, Northern NSW. Here I am fully in touch with the natural world and the lunar rhythms. As a regular Moon-gazer I notice the Moon each month in her newness, her waxing, her fullness, her waning and her final disappearance behind the veil. In many ways our lives mirror the cycles of the Moon. We go through cycles. Over time the cycles form patterns and the patterns tell our story.
I have performed for many years as storyteller, actor and musician via several improvised theatre forms including Playback Theatre, clowning, cabaret, music, dance and song writing. Always there is a story. One thing I bring to my astrological consultations is a keen interest in your unfolding story or journey. Together we can distil the meaning from the chapters you have already lived and look ahead to glimpse the emerging story.
I see the Natal Chart as a map of the energies available to us in this lifetime. Like a key guide for the journey. It does not ‘lock us in’ to a fate. We have free will to choose how to express those energies, which roads to take. Or to change direction, to change the story. We make choices everyday. Astrology gives us the perspective to make better choices and to find meaning and purpose in even the most difficult situations.
Like the Moon, astrology has been a constant companion throughout my adult life. A treasured part of my ‘toolkit’. It connects me to the ‘big picture ‘yet keeps me very grounded with its emphasis on the cycles and rhythms of our everyday lives. Like the Moon, it brings together the ordinary with the extra-ordinary.
As above, so below.
I hold an Arts Degree from Sydney University with majors in Languages (French & Indonesian) and Literature and was formerly a languages teacher. Astrology is a language and my role as an Astrologer is that of interpreter, to act as a bridge, to bring across the meaning of your natal chart. To get the chart to tell its story in a way that gives you insight to see the possibilities and the enthusiasm to live the potential.
I live in the beautiful Bellinger Valley, Northern NSW. Here I am fully in touch with the natural world and the lunar rhythms. As a regular Moon-gazer I notice the Moon each month in her newness, her waxing, her fullness, her waning and her final disappearance behind the veil. In many ways our lives mirror the cycles of the Moon. We go through cycles. Over time the cycles form patterns and the patterns tell our story.
I have performed for many years as storyteller, actor and musician via several improvised theatre forms including Playback Theatre, clowning, cabaret, music, dance and song writing. Always there is a story. One thing I bring to my astrological consultations is a keen interest in your unfolding story or journey. Together we can distil the meaning from the chapters you have already lived and look ahead to glimpse the emerging story.
I see the Natal Chart as a map of the energies available to us in this lifetime. Like a key guide for the journey. It does not ‘lock us in’ to a fate. We have free will to choose how to express those energies, which roads to take. Or to change direction, to change the story. We make choices everyday. Astrology gives us the perspective to make better choices and to find meaning and purpose in even the most difficult situations.
Like the Moon, astrology has been a constant companion throughout my adult life. A treasured part of my ‘toolkit’. It connects me to the ‘big picture ‘yet keeps me very grounded with its emphasis on the cycles and rhythms of our everyday lives. Like the Moon, it brings together the ordinary with the extra-ordinary.
As above, so below.
Persia Wildwood
Astrologer, BA Dip Ed. DRM
Professional Diploma Astrology
(AGE International)
Member FAA