At Geb and Nut, studying astrology is nothing less than studying half of who we are. We are born of the sacred marriage between sky and earth, children of the celestial and the terrestrial entwined. To walk upon the earth with wisdom, we must recognise that our reflections are inscribed in the heavens above. The sky and the earth are our holiest scriptures—the true texts of existence—and it is through reading them that we hear the song of our own soul.

To be an oracular astrologer is to step beyond the surface of charts and transits and into the living dialogue between cosmos and soul. It is not fortune-telling, nor is it a mechanical calculation of planetary positions. It is the sacred act of listening—to the archetypal voices of the planets, to the symbolic language of the stars, and to the hidden patterns stirring within the human psyche.

An oracular astrologer serves as a bridge: between time and eternity, between the conscious self and the unconscious depths, between the individual’s story and the collective myth in which it unfolds. This is astrology not as prediction, but as revelation. Each chart becomes an oracle, unveiling the meaning beneath events, the purpose behind challenges, and the archetypal gods at play in our lives.

Carl Jung called this encounter synchronicity: the mysterious alignment between inner and outer worlds. Liz Greene described astrology as a dialogue with the gods, a mirror in which the psyche recognises its own myth. The oracular astrologer walks this path, holding both the psychological and the divine, interpreting not with rigid certainty but with reverence for mystery.

To practise oracular astrology is to enter into a living relationship with the Universe—one that asks for humility, imagination, and a willingness to see beyond appearances. It is the art of reading the sky as scripture and the soul as its echo, so that every consultation becomes not merely an interpretation, but an initiation.