In case you’re wondering why the excessive length of this particular episode - we can only say that when the intention of discussing a solar return birth chart is preceded by a swift deep dive into the 80’s, Gen X, the Brat Pack ET CETERA…you get a very lively double helix strand of conversation that truly stretches into infinity. A CHALLAH if you will. An endless summer challah. We could’ve named this “My Dinner with Andrea” or “Joanna Explains it All” but we didn’t, did we. Hey, we kept it under two hours.
Honorable Mentions: 🧚🏽Pea the Feary Accelerate Course
About the Timing: 00:00 Hey There, What Are You Accomplishing? 00:15 Negative Self-Talk, Andrew McCarthy & The Brat Pack 00:35 Solar Returns & Andrea's Solar Return Specifically 01:34 Celebs in LA in the 80s & Back to the Brat Pack
Happy Birthday Andrea Wright, Crystal Curator 💎 @thecrystalsituation thecrystalsituation.com theliminalandmineral.com The Book of Andrea Substack Contact: curate@thecrystalsituation.com
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