Water Signs

 

On this episode in our sign series, we're flowing into the water signs. Kirah, a scorpio herself, is joined by Steph Koyfman (SMR: Cancer, Taurus, Libra), Ari Felix (SMR: Scorpio, Pisces, Leo) and Taylor Ursula (Pisces, Pisces, Capricorn). Tune in as they dive into the depth and complexities of the water element including discussing how we handle emotions as individuals and society, how we treat the water within us and on this planet and how each water sign expresses themselves in a world where emotions are not a priority.


Keep scrolling to learn more about our guest astrologers!

 

 

EPISODE GUESTS

Ari Felix

Ari Felix is a counseling astrologer, writer, poet, and bruje providing emoceanal support for apocalypse. Grief work, movement trauma, deconditioning from oppression, and relationship anarchy are their areas of skill and deep focus. Ari has been practicing astrology for over a decade as an articulation of their central devotion to multidimensional and multidisciplinary spiritual praxis.

Find Ari at:
@saltwaterstars_ on Twitter
@saltwater.stars on Instagram
saltwaterstars.com


Steph Koyfman

Steph Koyfman is a writer and astrologer best known for her work as The Daily Hunch. Based in Brooklyn, she is an ardent student of archetypes and is a big fan of using language to poke at the layer of metaphor that encapsulates our experiences.

Find Steph at:
@ladycazimi on Twitter
@ladycazimi on Instagram
ladycazimi.com


Taylor Ursula

Taylor Ursula works with astrology, hypnosis, and tarot to approach integrating separate parts to unlock a freely moving whole. through radical tenderness, she empowers others to establish self-generating resources for old traumas and patterns. she creates magic candles around astrological transits, pours resin ritual tools, and is the creator of the upcoming tarot deck PORTALS.

Find Taylor at:
@thatssopisces on Twitter
@thatssopisces on Instagram
@returnofzephyr on Soundcloud
thatssopisces.com

 
 

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