Aurorah is a professional Western astrologer who has been studying astrology since 2008. Her work combines traditional astrological knowledge with lived experience, using planetary cycles as tools for mindfulness, meditation, and conscious manifestation. Rather than offering quick or generic horoscopes, Aurorah approaches astrology as a thoughtful, ongoing practice grounded in history, pattern recognition, and human behavior over time.

She is the creator and host of Blood Moon Milk, a podcast launched in 2018 that explores astrology through storytelling, myth, and real-world application. Recent episodes have examined themes such as the astrological significance of solar eclipses, Saturn’s role in personal transformation, and how cultural myths around Mercury retrograde shape the way people experience uncertainty and change. She also writes The Daily Dose, a daily email offering designed as a morning practice—something to read slowly, perhaps over coffee, before the day begins. Each edition translates complex astrological movements into clear, grounded insight, helping readers understand current planetary conditions without fear-based framing or oversimplification.

Aurorah’s work draws from the long observational history of Western astrology, which has linked planetary cycles with human events for centuries. While she respects astrology’s predictive traditions, her focus is on using cyclical awareness to support self-understanding, emotional balance, and intentional living rather than fixed outcomes. She places particular emphasis on lunar cycles as a practical rhythm for reflection, goal-setting, and adaptation, encouraging flexibility and resilience as life unfolds.

Aurorah offers one-on-one astrology sessions via Zoom, where she works with clients to explore natal charts, current transits, and personal cycles in a grounded, supportive setting. Through her writing, sessions, and ongoing offerings, she presents astrology as a contemplative practice helping people cultivate clarity, confidence, and direction in an uncertain world. She believes that increased individual awareness has a collective impact, and that a more mindful relationship with time, cycles, and choice can support both personal growth and shared well-being.