If you've ever felt driven by purpose but drained by pressure, this one’s for you.
In this powerful continuation of the Astrology Patterns series, Michelle reveals the next two rare configurations she sees over and over in the charts of gifted, sensitive, and neurodivergent leaders.
Pattern 2: The Focused Visionary
Stelliums and neighboring clusters reveal a mind designed for deep focus, mastery, and mission. But when overdrive becomes your default, burnout isn't far behind. Michelle shares how to work with your design, not against it. So your genius doesn't come at the cost of your wellbeing.
Pattern 3: The Empathic Healer
Chiron conjunct the Sun, Moon, or North Node uncovers a leadership path built on healing and wisdom . But also the risk of over-identifying with your wounds. Michelle unpacks the real reason high-empathy leaders burn out, and how to lead from overflow (not depletion).
Whether you hold one of these patterns or not, this episode will stir something deep. Because if you’ve been called to lead in new ways — ways that feel truer, richer, and more attuned to your nervous system — this is your permission slip to stop performing and start recalibrating.
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Michelle Dowker (00:00):
Welcome to another episode of the Inner
Purpose Podcast.
I'm so glad you're here.
Today's episode is acontinuation from the last
episode where I am going throughthe different astrology
patterns of gifted, sensitiveand neurodivergent leaders that
are outlined in my guidebook isfree to access and I highly
encourage you to grab thisguidebook.
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You can use the link in theshow notes to download a copy
for yourself Now.
In the last episode I wentthrough pattern number one,
which is when Pluto is aspectingyour sun or your moon, and if
you don't know what that means,that's okay.
I explain it all in theguidebook and I explain it even
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more in the last episode.
Today we're going to continueon to patterns number two and
three.
You're going to learn a lotmore depth about this pattern
than what is explained in theguidebook.
So I hope you really enjoytoday's conversation.
So pattern number two is thefocused visionary.
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This pattern is also intenseand this pattern gives you a
special ability to really focusin and master one specific area,
to become a leader and anexpert in a certain area.
You have this natural abilityto like really dive deep into
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the knowledge about a certainthing that is more often than
not associated with the sign andhouse that this pattern is in.
So this pattern is all aboutsomething called stelliums.
A stellium in astrologytraditionally occurs when three
or more planets are in a clusterin a sign or a house, and when
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I'm talking about it, I'mtalking about it in a sign.
So you've got three or moreplanets that are all conjunct,
so they're close together in thesame sign, and usually, with my
clients and with the commonpatterns that I see, you're
going to see either four or moreplanets all conjunct, close
together in a cluster in thesame sign, and or you're going
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to see two stelliums side toside or neighboring, so you'll
see a cluster or group ofplanets all clustered together
in one sign beside another signthat's neighboring that also has
a cluster of three or more andoften the case, four or more
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planets.
The more planets that are inthe stellium or cluster, the
more power it has.
And when you have neighboringstelliums, the more power it has
and I see this fairly often aswell is when you have a quadrant
with stelliums, so that all ormost of your chart and the
planets in your chart are allclustered in one quadrant.
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And if you need examples todetermine whether or not.
This is in your chart.
There's lots of diagrams,pictures and instructions in the
guidebook to help you figurethat out.
So here's the thing If you havestelliums, especially four more
planets or neighboringstelliums, you have this ability
to focus and dive deep intowhatever it is that you're
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studying in your chosen fieldand to master whatever it is in
your chosen field.
And usually, like I mentioned,that chosen field that you have
this focus and mastery inusually has some association
with the themes of the sign andthe house that your stellium is
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in.
And if you have four or moreplanets, oftentimes this can
indicate that you have apioneering nature.
You have this deep desire tobreak molds and introduce new
ways of doing things, especiallyin the field that you're
mastering in.
So there's this tendency to beable to create groundbreaking
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ideas.
You have this natural drive toserve a higher purpose with the
ideas that you're creating.
You feel the need to have amission and a vision and a
purpose.
It's important for you and ifyou don't, if it's unclear, if
you don't follow and you don'tsee or you don't take into
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consideration this deep desireto follow a mission, likely
you're going to feel restless orempty.
And if you know.
You know I have two stelliumsneighboring each other.
One of them has four planets,which include my sun, moon and
Pluto, and then the other one isneighboring right beside it.
I understand this innerrestlessness if you don't know
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what your mission is, and I'vetalked about that a little bit
in past podcast episodes inseason one, and I'm pretty sure
that I will touch upon it againhow, years ago, when I was a
naturopathic doctor, I wasjournaling all the time what's
my purpose.
It wasn't enough to just berunning a general clinical
practice helping people.
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Yes, it was fulfilling to adegree, and I knew there was
something else that I needed tobe doing that was deeper, that
was more focused, like what I'mdoing now, and, as you can see,
I dive deep into reallyunderstanding and mastering
certain areas of study in orderto come up with a new
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perspective, a new way oflooking at things, like what I'm
presenting to you now, after Ifinally took the time to
amalgamate all these years ofresearch that I've been
collecting to help fellow highlysensitive, gifted and
neurodivergent people understandthis deeper aspect of your
unconscious mind andneurobiology and how important
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it is to actually recalibratethis so that you can leverage,
vantage, sensitivity, becausethat's actually how you're
designed, and so this is just anexample about this inner need
for me to follow an importantmission, to follow an inner
purpose which is why thispodcast is called the Inner
Purpose Podcast and to pioneer anew way and it's not
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necessarily that this is a newway.
This is just a way that isn'ttalked about.
It's already in the research.
However, it's not been broughtto the public in order for more
people to be able to benefitfrom what it is that I'm now
talking about, and so that's anexample of me harnessing the
power of my stelliums as avisionary specialist.
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Now, just like pattern numberone, there's also challenges
that can come with thesepatterns, especially if you have
big four or more planetstogether or multiple neighboring
stelliums.
It really puts the focus into,kind of like one area of your
astrology chart, and that can bereally intense.
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It can also close you off withyour perspective to only be
focusing and zoning in on thatone area that you're mastering,
and it can close your vision toother perspectives and other
areas and other things outsideof your particular field of
mastery, and it's reallyimportant for you to be able to
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zoom out on a regular basis tobalance your really focused
perspective in that one areawith the bigger picture.
It's a little bit the same ideaas pattern number one.
With the Pluto aspecting yoursun or moon.
It can cause you to have a veryclosed and rigid perspective,
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and a similar thing can happenwith pattern number two.
However, it's a little bitdifferent.
It's about making sure thatyou're not so focused in on that
one area with your perspectivethat you miss everything else
that's going on around you, thatyou miss what else to consider
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outside of your field.
So that's challenge number one.
And also with this deep focus,there can be a tendency for us
to overwork.
We can be so focused on whatwe're doing that we don't want
to stop.
We can feel so intense aboutwhat it is that we need to dive
deep on that.
We don't find balance in ourlives with the other areas.
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We don't identify where ourthreshold is in terms of like,
when is enough enough, and I'vetalked about that a little bit
in season one.
And the thing is is that if youcan't discern where your
threshold is and you don't findbalance in the other areas of
your life, then you can riskburnout.
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Now I understand this need.
I just came out of it myself.
When you see something, youneed to dive into it and it just
fuels you, right?
I just spent the last fewmonths diving into research to
the point where I was so focusedand it needed to come out of me
and I did not want anydistractions and that's why I
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cut myself off from social media.
And there are going to bemoments like that, and I also
know for myself that I can'tjust do that all the time.
I can have spurts of it andthen I need to remember to go
back to focusing on other areasof my life.
And while I was eyeballs deepin all of this research, I still
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made sure to take care ofmyself and do the things that
support me Eating well, goingfor regular walks in the woods
with my dog, spending qualitytime with my husband these are
all things that arenon-negotiable and I know in the
past, especially when I was astudent, sometimes I would
ignore these things.
Sometimes I ate terriblybecause I was so focused on my
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studies that I didn't want totake the time to cook properly
or spend time with friends.
So these are really importantthings.
If you got these stelliums tomake sure that you find that
balance in your life and be ableto step back and look at the
wider perspective, find a pacethat works for you, understand,
discern and respect yourthresholds, and ask for help
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when you need it.
You have this tendency to havethis deep focus and intensity
and because of that, you mighttend towards feeling like you
just need to do it all yourself.
Maybe other people don't do itas quickly as you or don't do it
as accurately as you, and maybeyou feel that it's easier for
you to just do it yourself,because you have the vision and
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you don't want to stop and takethe time to explain to others
what that vision is, to showthem how to do it.
However, that can also lead toburnout and it's also important
for you to consider thatsometimes it's about finding
that balance and learn to trustother people to support your
vision, even if they don't getit right away.
Of course, there's a lot ofnuance to this.
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I can't give you personalizedinformation about your specific
situation.
I can only give you the generaloverview.
However, hopefully, the thingsthat I'm sharing here are
helping you see yourself a lotmore clearly.
If you have these patterns, ifyou are a visionary specialist.
You have these stelliums,especially large stelliums,
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multiple stelliums.
You are here as a pioneeringcatalyst for transformation.
You're here to go deep into asubject and master it and
innovate and come up withinnovative solutions, find new
ways of doing things and followthat deep inner purpose, because
you know that you're here to bemaking a meaningful difference,
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aligned with your area ofspecialization.
Now pattern number three.
This one is the empathic healer.
This is the one pattern I don'thave in my own astrology chart.
However, I see this a lot in myclients' charts.
This particular patterninvolves Chiron, and Chiron
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represents what's called thewounded healer, and I'll talk a
lot more about the nuances ofChiron and what it's all about
in another episode, because itdeserves its own episode just to
talk about Chiron, because weall have a Chiron placement in
our chart.
So we all have a placement thatrepresents the wounded healer,
and the sign that it's in in thehouse that it's in can impact
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and represent the types ofwounds and challenges that you
will experience in your life, orthe lens through which you're
looking at life in terms ofwounding.
Now, I'm still doing a littlebit of poking around to see what
the association with thewounding lens of Chiron and your
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unconscious mind, how those twomight be related.
The purpose of Chiron andhaving this wounded healer
placement each of us has in ourcharts doesn't mean that we're
supposed to just live the restof our lives wounded.
It means that these are theareas for us to actually address
, heal and alchemize so that wecan grow and evolve through
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healing our wounds.
All of us have the capacity todo so, should we choose to.
And a little side note, which isa little bonus paragraph in the
guidebook Chiron takes about 50years to take a full trip
around the astrology chart.
What that means is it takesaround 50 years for Chiron to
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come back to the exact sameplace.
It was the day you were born,and so what that means is when
Chiron comes back to the sameplace on your chart as when you
were born, the energy of Chironbeing in that place again can
bring up a lot, especially ifthere are parts that you have
not healed, you have notaddressed, you have not
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alchemized, that you've beenhiding away or suppressing.
And so the little bonus pointis that, around 50 years of age,
if there's things that youhaven been hiding away or
suppressing, and so the littlebonus point is that around 50
years of age, if there's thingsthat you haven't addressed or
that you've been suppressing oravoiding, more often than not
those things are going to comeout for you to take a look at
around the age of 50.
And if you're around that ageprobably notice this.
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Now let's add a level ofintensity here, and that is when
you have pattern three, theempathic healer, and so you've
got Chiron.
And if you have either the sun,moon or north node that are
conjunct or like right besideChiron, it adds another level of
intensity.
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And when your sun, moon ornorth node are conjunct, your
Chiron then it impacts yourleadership style so that you
have this level of empathy andcompassion and this deep calling
to help others to heal and grow, because that is the theme of
Chiron.
And when that's right besideyour sun or moon, that really
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impacts your identity and youremotions, and when that's right
beside your north node.
Your north node is a calculatedpoint, it's not a planet.
However, it's still a verypowerful and important point on
your chart and it represents thedirection that you're going
towards in your lifetime Ingeneral.
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It sort of represents yourpurpose, right, and so when that
is conjunct, your Chiron, ofcourse, your sense of purpose
and the direction you're goingtowards in your life is going to
be this deep calling forhealing to help others to heal.
And just as I've mentioned inpattern number one about Pluto,
that's aspecting your sun ormoon with Chiron when you've got
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this deep calling for healing,just like with Pluto, you've got
this deep calling for innertransformation at a deep level.
You need to start with yourselffirst.
As a leader, you go first andyou can only guide others to the
level that you've been able totake yourself.
And so this is why it's alsoimportant for you, if you have
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this inner calling and you havethis placement, to make sure
that you do the work to growyour self-awareness and your
personal development and youremotional intelligence.
And you already have thisnatural innate connection for
that to begin with, and it'simportant to keep growing that.
It's a journey right, it's nota one and done, like I've
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mentioned with the Plutoplacement.
And because you have thisinnate ability for healing and
this innate drive to heal, youdevelop a wisdom through these
experiences that you go throughyourself and that helps to guide
others to be able to do thesame and it helps to guide
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others to get through theirchallenges, as you lead by
example, as someone who's doneand continues this healing for
themselves and shows otherswhat's possible and how to get
through it, by sharing yourwisdom on the other side and
also through your presence,because this placement also
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means that you have a deepconnection to compassion and
empathy, and I still have to dosome connections here.
I question whether thesedifferent patterns might be
associated with different typesof neurobiological wiring,
because studies show that highlysensitive and neurodivergent
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people are wired in certain waysfor more compassion and empathy
through certain neurobiologicalnetworks, through certain
structures in the brain, and Iwon't go into all of that today.
There's a lot of technicalterms and this is more for me.
As I'm talking, I'm thinkingall right, I want to go look
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this up.
So you have this deep sense ofpurpose that's tied to healing
and guiding others, startingfirst with healing yourself.
Now some challenges with this.
You might over-identify withyour wounds and this can happen,
especially if you haven'tventured into the deeper level
of healing and especially if youhaven't ventured into the
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deeper level of your unconsciousmind.
And if you over-identify withyour wounds, you can doubt
yourself and your leadershipwon't be as strong and you can
end up projecting your unhealedwounds on the people you're
leading.
Carl Jung spoke about this andI'll talk more deeply about this
in another episode.
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And I'll talk more deeply aboutthis in another episode about
the Chiron Complex and howpractitioners, leaders, healers
if they haven't integrated theirown wounds and shadows, they
are likely to project them ontothe people that they're healing
and guiding and leading, leadand heal those people to a
certain level.
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Versus when you do your owninner integration, individuation
, shadow integration, all thosethings, you're not going to be
projecting your unhealed woundsonto other people.
When you do project, it candistort your healing, it can
distort your leadership.
And when you do your healingand you don't project those
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things onto the people thatyou're healing and that you're
leading, that increases yourability to actually activate
their own inner healer, and Ithink I'll save that explanation
for another day.
So, again, one of the challengesof having Chiron in aspect in
conjunct with your sun, moon oryour north node if you haven't
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done that inner integration workand that unconscious
recalibration work, there can bethis tendency to over-identify
with your wounds and or youmight have this inner need and
desire to fix others or placeyour identity on healing others,
or you might overbalance yourneed to help others over your
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own inner healing journey, andso there's a few different
pieces of the puzzle here.
There can be this inner desire,like I mentioned, to fix others
and that can sort of have asimilar flavor to pattern number
one with Pluto that's conjunctyour sun or moon, or that's an
aspect with your sun or moon,and this need to control other
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people's healing journeys.
Fix others when you see themsuffering, when you see them
struggling.
Now the flavor is a little bitdifferent here.
There's a couple of differentpoints that I often see with
these patterns and thetendencies that I see, and that
is the intention behind theseactions.
So, especially if you feel theneed to fix others or control
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their healing journeys or theiroutcomes oftentimes with this
particular pattern it's moreabout you don't want to see them
struggle and suffer becausethat causes you to feel
uncomfortable, especially if youhave not fully integrated your
wounds and especially if you areoperating from unconscious
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conditioning that's still insurvival Then when you see other
people struggle and sufferbecause of your high empathy, it
feels hard on you and so youwant to fix others so that you
don't have to feel their painanymore.
Can you see how?
That's a little bit different.
However, the action might bethe same.
Now, the thing is is that if youcan recalibrate your
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unconscious mind and yournervous system and you do your
own inner healing so that youstill experience that empathy
and compassion, you stillexperience that empathy and
compassion, but not in a waywhere you are absorbing or
taking on other people's pain orstruggle.
You can discern the differencebetween you and them and you
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don't take their stuff on.
And when that happens, you cansee that there are people
struggling and you do want tohelp them if they want help, but
you're not going to force themand you're not going to take it
upon yourself to try to fixother people, because you know
that that's not the way it works.
And if they don't take yourhelp and they don't want you to
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help them and you see themstruggling, then it no longer
derails you.
You know how to navigate thatand create your own standards
and boundaries so that you don'tengage in cycles of trying to
rescue and fix other people,especially so that their
struggle doesn't impact you.
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It creates a completelydifferent paradigm in terms of
how you end up interacting withpeople.
And the other thing that Icommonly see especially with
people who are in this category,that are healers, that
naturally have this drive totake care of other people and
care for other people and healother people is this paradox of
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intention of why you're doing it, especially when it comes so
second nature Sometimes, if, inyour earlier life, you
unconsciously learned thattaking care of others, helping
other people, making sure thatthey're supported, gave you a
sense of value and importance,you were rewarded when you
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helped others, and even you wererewarded by helping others
because you no longer had topick up on their struggle, you
no longer had to feel theirprojections.
And so if this happened to you,especially in your
developmental years, and youunconsciously looked at healing
others, fixing others as yoursource of importance or value or
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reward, or the way that helpedyou feel safe, then that is part
of your unconsciousconditioning that's likely still
running the show in terms ofthe intentions behind your
actions.
And so what that means is ifnow you are a leader that has
your purpose tied to healing andyou caretake others, you heal
others, you support others, andyou're doing it with the
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intention that that's where youget your sense of value, that's
where you get your sense ofworthiness, that's where you get
your sense of importance, orthat's where you get your reward
of feeling safer, then whathappens is you can't fully get
from somebody else somethingthat you need to find and
calibrate within yourself firstand foremost.
So your sense of purpose, yoursense of validation, your sense
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of importance, your sense ofsafety needs to come from inside
first.
It needs to come from the rootof your unconscious mind to
calibrate for safety, tocalibrate for success.
And if you are operating in thisway to try to get these things
from somebody else, then you arenever going to get enough of it
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to actually make a huge,lasting difference.
And so what that means isyou're going to be putting out
way more energy with yourhealing and with your actions to
support and care, give othersand lead others, and you're not
going to get in return the thingthat you're actually looking
for in return for all thatenergy that you're putting out
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and that leads to burnout.
I see it over and over and overagain, and actually in season
one, the very last episode inseason one, I did a live session
with Rebecca and we talkedabout exactly that.
So if you want to review aboutthat, I definitely suggest that
you go and check out thatsession, if you haven't already.
And the difference is you don'tneed to stop doing what you're
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doing.
It's about the intention behindthe action.
And when you make the shifts tofind all of this from within
yourself first, then you stepinto that thriving that I've
been talking about in the lastepisode, because you're actually
biologically wired to thrive.
When you establish all of thisfrom the root of your
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neurobiology and when you do,you step into flow state, you
step into thriving state andwhen you are in this state, you
are filled, you are full, youare in overflow with your own
sense of identity and acceptanceand flow.
And when that happens, youstill have that deep inner
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desire to help others, to guideothers, to help them heal.
However, you're doing it fromthis place of overflow, where
you're not doing it with theexpectation of.
This is how you're going to getyour value and this is how
you're going to feel safe,because you've already got that
within you.
You're giving from this placeof energetic flow, where you're
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in this place of effortlessaction, that wu-wei, and when
you lead and heal and helpothers from that place, you're
not going to burn out.
In the same way, you're notgoing to burn out, just the
opposite is going to energizeyou, and that's the difference.
And so that's a piece of theperspective and paradigm shift,
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of something especially for you.
If you have this pattern toconsider, if you know that
likely your leadership assomebody who helps other people
move through challenges and healand you're burning out, you're
tired, you're feeling depleted,you might want to consider this
perspective and assess whereyou're at with this and why
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you're actually doing whatyou're doing and what you're
actually expecting in return.
And if you haven't asked thesequestions to yourself, this
might be an enlightening momentfor you.
And so it's really importantfor you, especially if you have
this placement, to be doing thiswork, to integrate and heal
within yourself, to recalibrateso that you're no longer
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operating in survival mode, sothat you can leverage that
vantage success that you areneurologically and biologically
designed to be able to access.
Once you clear that survivalconditioning and once you can
tune yourself to more of thisaligned success mode, this flow
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state which science proves is athing, and science proves that
you benefit more than theaverage individual this is going
to help you with balance toavoid the burnout.
You're just naturally going towant to prioritize your healing
because you know that itactually makes you an even
better leader.
It's not something that you'regoing to have to force.
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It's not something that you'regoing to have to figure out.
Well, how am I going toprioritize self-care?
So in the guidebook you'regoing to see how to align with.
This is to prioritize self-careso that you lead from a place
of overflow, not depletion.
Now here's the thing is whenyou make these shifts that I'm
talking about, it just naturallyhappens.
You naturally want to be doingthe things that take care of you
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, because you know that thatmakes you more aligned to bigger
success, bigger impact withyour leadership, with your work,
what you're doing, how you'rehelping people.
It's not something that youhave to try to force yourself to
do.
It's not something that youhave to remember to do.
It just comes naturally.
And it's also important for youto understand, if you have this
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placement, that you arecontinually, throughout your
life, going to be experiencingthings that will challenge you.
And these challenges thathappen are happening for you,
and I know sometimes it's noteasy to accept that.
I know if someone would havetold me that 10 years ago.
I would have told them they'refull of it.
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And when you go through thisinner paradigm, unconscious
recalibration, you see thatactually, things are happening
for you and not to you, and youeither get it or you don't.
However, a reminder for you,especially if you have this
pattern that these challengeswill happen for you and instead
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of trying to avoid them orsuppress them or run away from
them, to meet them andunderstand.
They're there for a reason and,as with all things, this too
shall pass.
And when you look at it, it hasway less power over you, it no
longer controls you and youactually see that you're going
to get to the other side so muchmore quickly.
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And when you face it, addressit, acknowledge it, accept it,
accept what is whatever it is,instead of fearing it, you're
going to see coming out theother side.
You're going to be stronger,you're going to be wiser and
you're going to look back and go.
It wasn't as bad as I thought itwould be, even if it was a
difficult moment.
It's kind of the way it works,especially now with all the
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changes that I've been tellingyou about.
We need people who are healers,teachers, guides, leaders to
show the way to healing from theinside out.
This is the answer for so muchand you're here to heal yourself
, to lead by example, to showothers how to do the same thing,
to lead by example, to showothers how to do the same thing.
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And this is going to help us,as we are collapsing and
renewing to a higher level inour society, more and more
people that can understand thistruth and people who can lead
this truth is going to help uscome back together, restore and
recalibrate in society to ahigher level of healing.
So that's pattern number threeand the bonus insight here.
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If you're around the age of 50,especially if you have this
pattern, pattern number three,and you're around the age of 50,
it would be wise of you to takethe time to reflect on your
journey and to do the work torelease old patterns, if you
haven't already, so that you canstep into the next level of
your leadership purpose, becauseyou know it's in there and you
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know it's like this innerdriving force and if you have
this pattern and you're aroundthis age or approaching 50, that
this is a really important keyto your own personal puzzle of
stepping up in your ownleadership purpose.
So today we've gone overpatterns two and three in the
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guidebook.
If you have any of thesepatterns, I hope that you were
able to get a lot of insight andmaybe even some aha moments
from this conversation today.
Even if you don't have thesepatterns, many of the things I
talked about today are stillgoing to be helpful for you to
consider.
And, just like I mentioned inthe last episode when we talked
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about pattern one, you mighthave other placements that
aren't exactly as described inthe guidebook.
So, for example, instead ofChiron being conjunct your Sun,
moon or North Node, you mighthave Chiron that's opposite your
Sun, moon or North Node, orsomething that I do see.
A lot is clients who haveChiron almost conjunct their Sun
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, moon or North Node, but it'snot technically considered
conjunct because it's not closeenough.
Technically considered conjunctbecause it's not close enough
as per the astrological terms.
However, the themes are stillthere, the energy is still there
, and everything that I'vetalked about today in this
podcast and what I've listed inthe guidebook still feels
extremely pertinent to them, andthat might be the case for you
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as well.
If you haven't yet accessed theguidebook, I strongly suggest
that you do.
It is a goldmine of information.
The link to download that is inthe show notes.
If you haven't yet checked outthe episode before this one,
that's where I talk about thefirst pattern Pluto aspecting
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your sun or moon.
There's a lot of gold in thatepisode, even if you don't have
that aspect.
If you are a deep thinker,you're highly sensitive and you
know that people tend to reactto you even for just existing.
You want to check out thatepisode.
The episode that's going to bepublished after this one.
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We're going to go over thefourth pattern in the astrology
guidebook, and that one is a bigpattern.
So I hope you'll stick aroundand join me for that one.
Thank you for being here.
Welcome to another episode of the Inner
Purpose Podcast.
I'm so glad you're here.
Today's episode is acontinuation from the last
episode where I am going throughthe different astrology
patterns of gifted, sensitiveand neurodivergent leaders that
are outlined in my guidebook isfree to access and I highly
encourage you to grab thisguidebook.
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You can use the link in theshow notes to download a copy
for yourself Now.
In the last episode I wentthrough pattern number one,
which is when Pluto is aspectingyour sun or your moon, and if
you don't know what that means,that's okay.
I explain it all in theguidebook and I explain it even
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more in the last episode.
Today we're going to continueon to patterns number two and
three.
You're going to learn a lotmore depth about this pattern
than what is explained in theguidebook.
So I hope you really enjoytoday's conversation.
So pattern number two is thefocused visionary.
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This pattern is also intenseand this pattern gives you a
special ability to really focusin and master one specific area,
to become a leader and anexpert in a certain area.
You have this natural abilityto like really dive deep into
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the knowledge about a certainthing that is more often than
not associated with the sign andhouse that this pattern is in.
So this pattern is all aboutsomething called stelliums.
A stellium in astrologytraditionally occurs when three
or more planets are in a clusterin a sign or a house, and when
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I'm talking about it, I'mtalking about it in a sign.
So you've got three or moreplanets that are all conjunct,
so they're close together in thesame sign, and usually, with my
clients and with the commonpatterns that I see, you're
going to see either four or moreplanets all conjunct, close
together in a cluster in thesame sign, and or you're going
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to see two stelliums side toside or neighboring, so you'll
see a cluster or group ofplanets all clustered together
in one sign beside another signthat's neighboring that also has
a cluster of three or more andoften the case, four or more
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planets.
The more planets that are inthe stellium or cluster, the
more power it has.
And when you have neighboringstelliums, the more power it has
and I see this fairly often aswell is when you have a quadrant
with stelliums, so that all ormost of your chart and the
planets in your chart are allclustered in one quadrant.
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And if you need examples todetermine whether or not.
This is in your chart.
There's lots of diagrams,pictures and instructions in the
guidebook to help you figurethat out.
So here's the thing If you havestelliums, especially four more
planets or neighboringstelliums, you have this ability
to focus and dive deep intowhatever it is that you're
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studying in your chosen fieldand to master whatever it is in
your chosen field.
And usually, like I mentioned,that chosen field that you have
this focus and mastery inusually has some association
with the themes of the sign andthe house that your stellium is
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in.
And if you have four or moreplanets, oftentimes this can
indicate that you have apioneering nature.
You have this deep desire tobreak molds and introduce new
ways of doing things, especiallyin the field that you're
mastering in.
So there's this tendency to beable to create groundbreaking
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ideas.
You have this natural drive toserve a higher purpose with the
ideas that you're creating.
You feel the need to have amission and a vision and a
purpose.
It's important for you and ifyou don't, if it's unclear, if
you don't follow and you don'tsee or you don't take into
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consideration this deep desireto follow a mission, likely
you're going to feel restless orempty.
And if you know.
You know I have two stelliumsneighboring each other.
One of them has four planets,which include my sun, moon and
Pluto, and then the other one isneighboring right beside it.
I understand this innerrestlessness if you don't know
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what your mission is, and I'vetalked about that a little bit
in past podcast episodes inseason one, and I'm pretty sure
that I will touch upon it againhow, years ago, when I was a
naturopathic doctor, I wasjournaling all the time what's
my purpose.
It wasn't enough to just berunning a general clinical
practice helping people.
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Yes, it was fulfilling to adegree, and I knew there was
something else that I needed tobe doing that was deeper, that
was more focused, like what I'mdoing now, and, as you can see,
I dive deep into reallyunderstanding and mastering
certain areas of study in orderto come up with a new
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perspective, a new way oflooking at things, like what I'm
presenting to you now, after Ifinally took the time to
amalgamate all these years ofresearch that I've been
collecting to help fellow highlysensitive, gifted and
neurodivergent people understandthis deeper aspect of your
unconscious mind andneurobiology and how important
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it is to actually recalibratethis so that you can leverage,
vantage, sensitivity, becausethat's actually how you're
designed, and so this is just anexample about this inner need
for me to follow an importantmission, to follow an inner
purpose which is why thispodcast is called the Inner
Purpose Podcast and to pioneer anew way and it's not
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necessarily that this is a newway.
This is just a way that isn'ttalked about.
It's already in the research.
However, it's not been broughtto the public in order for more
people to be able to benefitfrom what it is that I'm now
talking about, and so that's anexample of me harnessing the
power of my stelliums as avisionary specialist.
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Now, just like pattern numberone, there's also challenges
that can come with thesepatterns, especially if you have
big four or more planetstogether or multiple neighboring
stelliums.
It really puts the focus into,kind of like one area of your
astrology chart, and that can bereally intense.
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It can also close you off withyour perspective to only be
focusing and zoning in on thatone area that you're mastering,
and it can close your vision toother perspectives and other
areas and other things outsideof your particular field of
mastery, and it's reallyimportant for you to be able to
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zoom out on a regular basis tobalance your really focused
perspective in that one areawith the bigger picture.
It's a little bit the same ideaas pattern number one.
With the Pluto aspecting yoursun or moon.
It can cause you to have a veryclosed and rigid perspective,
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and a similar thing can happenwith pattern number two.
However, it's a little bitdifferent.
It's about making sure thatyou're not so focused in on that
one area with your perspectivethat you miss everything else
that's going on around you, thatyou miss what else to consider
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outside of your field.
So that's challenge number one.
And also with this deep focus,there can be a tendency for us
to overwork.
We can be so focused on whatwe're doing that we don't want
to stop.
We can feel so intense aboutwhat it is that we need to dive
deep on that.
We don't find balance in ourlives with the other areas.
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We don't identify where ourthreshold is in terms of like,
when is enough enough, and I'vetalked about that a little bit
in season one.
And the thing is is that if youcan't discern where your
threshold is and you don't findbalance in the other areas of
your life, then you can riskburnout.
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Now I understand this need.
I just came out of it myself.
When you see something, youneed to dive into it and it just
fuels you, right?
I just spent the last fewmonths diving into research to
the point where I was so focusedand it needed to come out of me
and I did not want anydistractions and that's why I
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cut myself off from social media.
And there are going to bemoments like that, and I also
know for myself that I can'tjust do that all the time.
I can have spurts of it andthen I need to remember to go
back to focusing on other areasof my life.
And while I was eyeballs deepin all of this research, I still
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made sure to take care ofmyself and do the things that
support me Eating well, goingfor regular walks in the woods
with my dog, spending qualitytime with my husband these are
all things that arenon-negotiable and I know in the
past, especially when I was astudent, sometimes I would
ignore these things.
Sometimes I ate terriblybecause I was so focused on my
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studies that I didn't want totake the time to cook properly
or spend time with friends.
So these are really importantthings.
If you got these stelliums tomake sure that you find that
balance in your life and be ableto step back and look at the
wider perspective, find a pacethat works for you, understand,
discern and respect yourthresholds, and ask for help
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when you need it.
You have this tendency to havethis deep focus and intensity
and because of that, you mighttend towards feeling like you
just need to do it all yourself.
Maybe other people don't do itas quickly as you or don't do it
as accurately as you, and maybeyou feel that it's easier for
you to just do it yourself,because you have the vision and
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you don't want to stop and takethe time to explain to others
what that vision is, to showthem how to do it.
However, that can also lead toburnout and it's also important
for you to consider thatsometimes it's about finding
that balance and learn to trustother people to support your
vision, even if they don't getit right away.
Of course, there's a lot ofnuance to this.
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I can't give you personalizedinformation about your specific
situation.
I can only give you the generaloverview.
However, hopefully, the thingsthat I'm sharing here are
helping you see yourself a lotmore clearly.
If you have these patterns, ifyou are a visionary specialist.
You have these stelliums,especially large stelliums,
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multiple stelliums.
You are here as a pioneeringcatalyst for transformation.
You're here to go deep into asubject and master it and
innovate and come up withinnovative solutions, find new
ways of doing things and followthat deep inner purpose, because
you know that you're here to bemaking a meaningful difference,
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aligned with your area ofspecialization.
Now pattern number three.
This one is the empathic healer.
This is the one pattern I don'thave in my own astrology chart.
However, I see this a lot in myclients' charts.
This particular patterninvolves Chiron, and Chiron
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represents what's called thewounded healer, and I'll talk a
lot more about the nuances ofChiron and what it's all about
in another episode, because itdeserves its own episode just to
talk about Chiron, because weall have a Chiron placement in
our chart.
So we all have a placement thatrepresents the wounded healer,
and the sign that it's in in thehouse that it's in can impact
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and represent the types ofwounds and challenges that you
will experience in your life, orthe lens through which you're
looking at life in terms ofwounding.
Now, I'm still doing a littlebit of poking around to see what
the association with thewounding lens of Chiron and your
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unconscious mind, how those twomight be related.
The purpose of Chiron andhaving this wounded healer
placement each of us has in ourcharts doesn't mean that we're
supposed to just live the restof our lives wounded.
It means that these are theareas for us to actually address
, heal and alchemize so that wecan grow and evolve through
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healing our wounds.
All of us have the capacity todo so, should we choose to.
And a little side note, which isa little bonus paragraph in the
guidebook Chiron takes about 50years to take a full trip
around the astrology chart.
What that means is it takesaround 50 years for Chiron to
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come back to the exact sameplace.
It was the day you were born,and so what that means is when
Chiron comes back to the sameplace on your chart as when you
were born, the energy of Chironbeing in that place again can
bring up a lot, especially ifthere are parts that you have
not healed, you have notaddressed, you have not
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alchemized, that you've beenhiding away or suppressing.
And so the little bonus pointis that, around 50 years of age,
if there's things that youhaven been hiding away or
suppressing, and so the littlebonus point is that around 50
years of age, if there's thingsthat you haven't addressed or
that you've been suppressing oravoiding, more often than not
those things are going to comeout for you to take a look at
around the age of 50.
And if you're around that ageprobably notice this.
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Now let's add a level ofintensity here, and that is when
you have pattern three, theempathic healer, and so you've
got Chiron.
And if you have either the sun,moon or north node that are
conjunct or like right besideChiron, it adds another level of
intensity.
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And when your sun, moon ornorth node are conjunct, your
Chiron then it impacts yourleadership style so that you
have this level of empathy andcompassion and this deep calling
to help others to heal and grow, because that is the theme of
Chiron.
And when that's right besideyour sun or moon, that really
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impacts your identity and youremotions, and when that's right
beside your north node.
Your north node is a calculatedpoint, it's not a planet.
However, it's still a verypowerful and important point on
your chart and it represents thedirection that you're going
towards in your lifetime Ingeneral.
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It sort of represents yourpurpose, right, and so when that
is conjunct, your Chiron, ofcourse, your sense of purpose
and the direction you're goingtowards in your life is going to
be this deep calling forhealing to help others to heal.
And just as I've mentioned inpattern number one about Pluto,
that's aspecting your sun ormoon with Chiron when you've got
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this deep calling for healing,just like with Pluto, you've got
this deep calling for innertransformation at a deep level.
You need to start with yourselffirst.
As a leader, you go first andyou can only guide others to the
level that you've been able totake yourself.
And so this is why it's alsoimportant for you, if you have
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this inner calling and you havethis placement, to make sure
that you do the work to growyour self-awareness and your
personal development and youremotional intelligence.
And you already have thisnatural innate connection for
that to begin with, and it'simportant to keep growing that.
It's a journey right, it's nota one and done, like I've
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mentioned with the Plutoplacement.
And because you have thisinnate ability for healing and
this innate drive to heal, youdevelop a wisdom through these
experiences that you go throughyourself and that helps to guide
others to be able to do thesame and it helps to guide
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others to get through theirchallenges, as you lead by
example, as someone who's doneand continues this healing for
themselves and shows otherswhat's possible and how to get
through it, by sharing yourwisdom on the other side and
also through your presence,because this placement also
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means that you have a deepconnection to compassion and
empathy, and I still have to dosome connections here.
I question whether thesedifferent patterns might be
associated with different typesof neurobiological wiring,
because studies show that highlysensitive and neurodivergent
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people are wired in certain waysfor more compassion and empathy
through certain neurobiologicalnetworks, through certain
structures in the brain, and Iwon't go into all of that today.
There's a lot of technicalterms and this is more for me.
As I'm talking, I'm thinkingall right, I want to go look
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this up.
So you have this deep sense ofpurpose that's tied to healing
and guiding others, startingfirst with healing yourself.
Now some challenges with this.
You might over-identify withyour wounds and this can happen,
especially if you haven'tventured into the deeper level
of healing and especially if youhaven't ventured into the
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deeper level of your unconsciousmind.
And if you over-identify withyour wounds, you can doubt
yourself and your leadershipwon't be as strong and you can
end up projecting your unhealedwounds on the people you're
leading.
Carl Jung spoke about this andI'll talk more deeply about this
in another episode.
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And I'll talk more deeply aboutthis in another episode about
the Chiron Complex and howpractitioners, leaders, healers
if they haven't integrated theirown wounds and shadows, they
are likely to project them ontothe people that they're healing
and guiding and leading, leadand heal those people to a
certain level.
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Versus when you do your owninner integration, individuation
, shadow integration, all thosethings, you're not going to be
projecting your unhealed woundsonto other people.
When you do project, it candistort your healing, it can
distort your leadership.
And when you do your healingand you don't project those
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things onto the people thatyou're healing and that you're
leading, that increases yourability to actually activate
their own inner healer, and Ithink I'll save that explanation
for another day.
So, again, one of the challengesof having Chiron in aspect in
conjunct with your sun, moon oryour north node if you haven't
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done that inner integration workand that unconscious
recalibration work, there can bethis tendency to over-identify
with your wounds and or youmight have this inner need and
desire to fix others or placeyour identity on healing others,
or you might overbalance yourneed to help others over your
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own inner healing journey, andso there's a few different
pieces of the puzzle here.
There can be this inner desire,like I mentioned, to fix others
and that can sort of have asimilar flavor to pattern number
one with Pluto that's conjunctyour sun or moon, or that's an
aspect with your sun or moon,and this need to control other
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people's healing journeys.
Fix others when you see themsuffering, when you see them
struggling.
Now the flavor is a little bitdifferent here.
There's a couple of differentpoints that I often see with
these patterns and thetendencies that I see, and that
is the intention behind theseactions.
So, especially if you feel theneed to fix others or control
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their healing journeys or theiroutcomes oftentimes with this
particular pattern it's moreabout you don't want to see them
struggle and suffer becausethat causes you to feel
uncomfortable, especially if youhave not fully integrated your
wounds and especially if you areoperating from unconscious
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conditioning that's still insurvival Then when you see other
people struggle and sufferbecause of your high empathy, it
feels hard on you and so youwant to fix others so that you
don't have to feel their painanymore.
Can you see how?
That's a little bit different.
However, the action might bethe same.
Now, the thing is is that if youcan recalibrate your
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unconscious mind and yournervous system and you do your
own inner healing so that youstill experience that empathy
and compassion, you stillexperience that empathy and
compassion, but not in a waywhere you are absorbing or
taking on other people's pain orstruggle.
You can discern the differencebetween you and them and you
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don't take their stuff on.
And when that happens, you cansee that there are people
struggling and you do want tohelp them if they want help, but
you're not going to force themand you're not going to take it
upon yourself to try to fixother people, because you know
that that's not the way it works.
And if they don't take yourhelp and they don't want you to
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help them and you see themstruggling, then it no longer
derails you.
You know how to navigate thatand create your own standards
and boundaries so that you don'tengage in cycles of trying to
rescue and fix other people,especially so that their
struggle doesn't impact you.
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It creates a completelydifferent paradigm in terms of
how you end up interacting withpeople.
And the other thing that Icommonly see especially with
people who are in this category,that are healers, that
naturally have this drive totake care of other people and
care for other people and healother people is this paradox of
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intention of why you're doing it, especially when it comes so
second nature Sometimes, if, inyour earlier life, you
unconsciously learned thattaking care of others, helping
other people, making sure thatthey're supported, gave you a
sense of value and importance,you were rewarded when you
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helped others, and even you wererewarded by helping others
because you no longer had topick up on their struggle, you
no longer had to feel theirprojections.
And so if this happened to you,especially in your
developmental years, and youunconsciously looked at healing
others, fixing others as yoursource of importance or value or
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reward, or the way that helpedyou feel safe, then that is part
of your unconsciousconditioning that's likely still
running the show in terms ofthe intentions behind your
actions.
And so what that means is ifnow you are a leader that has
your purpose tied to healing andyou caretake others, you heal
others, you support others, andyou're doing it with the
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intention that that's where youget your sense of value, that's
where you get your sense ofworthiness, that's where you get
your sense of importance, orthat's where you get your reward
of feeling safer, then whathappens is you can't fully get
from somebody else somethingthat you need to find and
calibrate within yourself firstand foremost.
So your sense of purpose, yoursense of validation, your sense
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of importance, your sense ofsafety needs to come from inside
first.
It needs to come from the rootof your unconscious mind to
calibrate for safety, tocalibrate for success.
And if you are operating in thisway to try to get these things
from somebody else, then you arenever going to get enough of it
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to actually make a huge,lasting difference.
And so what that means isyou're going to be putting out
way more energy with yourhealing and with your actions to
support and care, give othersand lead others, and you're not
going to get in return the thingthat you're actually looking
for in return for all thatenergy that you're putting out
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and that leads to burnout.
I see it over and over and overagain, and actually in season
one, the very last episode inseason one, I did a live session
with Rebecca and we talkedabout exactly that.
So if you want to review aboutthat, I definitely suggest that
you go and check out thatsession, if you haven't already.
And the difference is you don'tneed to stop doing what you're
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doing.
It's about the intention behindthe action.
And when you make the shifts tofind all of this from within
yourself first, then you stepinto that thriving that I've
been talking about in the lastepisode, because you're actually
biologically wired to thrive.
When you establish all of thisfrom the root of your
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neurobiology and when you do,you step into flow state, you
step into thriving state andwhen you are in this state, you
are filled, you are full, youare in overflow with your own
sense of identity and acceptanceand flow.
And when that happens, youstill have that deep inner
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desire to help others, to guideothers, to help them heal.
However, you're doing it fromthis place of overflow, where
you're not doing it with theexpectation of.
This is how you're going to getyour value and this is how
you're going to feel safe,because you've already got that
within you.
You're giving from this placeof energetic flow, where you're
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in this place of effortlessaction, that wu-wei, and when
you lead and heal and helpothers from that place, you're
not going to burn out.
In the same way, you're notgoing to burn out, just the
opposite is going to energizeyou, and that's the difference.
And so that's a piece of theperspective and paradigm shift,
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of something especially for you.
If you have this pattern toconsider, if you know that
likely your leadership assomebody who helps other people
move through challenges and healand you're burning out, you're
tired, you're feeling depleted,you might want to consider this
perspective and assess whereyou're at with this and why
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you're actually doing whatyou're doing and what you're
actually expecting in return.
And if you haven't asked thesequestions to yourself, this
might be an enlightening momentfor you.
And so it's really importantfor you, especially if you have
this placement, to be doing thiswork, to integrate and heal
within yourself, to recalibrateso that you're no longer
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operating in survival mode, sothat you can leverage that
vantage success that you areneurologically and biologically
designed to be able to access.
Once you clear that survivalconditioning and once you can
tune yourself to more of thisaligned success mode, this flow
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state which science proves is athing, and science proves that
you benefit more than theaverage individual this is going
to help you with balance toavoid the burnout.
You're just naturally going towant to prioritize your healing
because you know that itactually makes you an even
better leader.
It's not something that you'regoing to have to force.
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It's not something that you'regoing to have to figure out.
Well, how am I going toprioritize self-care?
So in the guidebook you'regoing to see how to align with.
This is to prioritize self-careso that you lead from a place
of overflow, not depletion.
Now here's the thing is whenyou make these shifts that I'm
talking about, it just naturallyhappens.
You naturally want to be doingthe things that take care of you
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, because you know that thatmakes you more aligned to bigger
success, bigger impact withyour leadership, with your work,
what you're doing, how you'rehelping people.
It's not something that youhave to try to force yourself to
do.
It's not something that youhave to remember to do.
It just comes naturally.
And it's also important for youto understand, if you have this
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placement, that you arecontinually, throughout your
life, going to be experiencingthings that will challenge you.
And these challenges thathappen are happening for you,
and I know sometimes it's noteasy to accept that.
I know if someone would havetold me that 10 years ago.
I would have told them they'refull of it.
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And when you go through thisinner paradigm, unconscious
recalibration, you see thatactually, things are happening
for you and not to you, and youeither get it or you don't.
However, a reminder for you,especially if you have this
pattern that these challengeswill happen for you and instead
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of trying to avoid them orsuppress them or run away from
them, to meet them andunderstand.
They're there for a reason and,as with all things, this too
shall pass.
And when you look at it, it hasway less power over you, it no
longer controls you and youactually see that you're going
to get to the other side so muchmore quickly.
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And when you face it, addressit, acknowledge it, accept it,
accept what is whatever it is,instead of fearing it, you're
going to see coming out theother side.
You're going to be stronger,you're going to be wiser and
you're going to look back and go.
It wasn't as bad as I thought itwould be, even if it was a
difficult moment.
It's kind of the way it works,especially now with all the
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changes that I've been tellingyou about.
We need people who are healers,teachers, guides, leaders to
show the way to healing from theinside out.
This is the answer for so muchand you're here to heal yourself
, to lead by example, to showothers how to do the same thing,
to lead by example, to showothers how to do the same thing.
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And this is going to help us,as we are collapsing and
renewing to a higher level inour society, more and more
people that can understand thistruth and people who can lead
this truth is going to help uscome back together, restore and
recalibrate in society to ahigher level of healing.
So that's pattern number threeand the bonus insight here.
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If you're around the age of 50,especially if you have this
pattern, pattern number three,and you're around the age of 50,
it would be wise of you to takethe time to reflect on your
journey and to do the work torelease old patterns, if you
haven't already, so that you canstep into the next level of
your leadership purpose, becauseyou know it's in there and you
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know it's like this innerdriving force and if you have
this pattern and you're aroundthis age or approaching 50, that
this is a really important keyto your own personal puzzle of
stepping up in your ownleadership purpose.
So today we've gone overpatterns two and three in the
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guidebook.
If you have any of thesepatterns, I hope that you were
able to get a lot of insight andmaybe even some aha moments
from this conversation today.
Even if you don't have thesepatterns, many of the things I
talked about today are stillgoing to be helpful for you to
consider.
And, just like I mentioned inthe last episode when we talked
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about pattern one, you mighthave other placements that
aren't exactly as described inthe guidebook.
So, for example, instead ofChiron being conjunct your Sun,
moon or North Node, you mighthave Chiron that's opposite your
Sun, moon or North Node, orsomething that I do see.
A lot is clients who haveChiron almost conjunct their Sun
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, moon or North Node, but it'snot technically considered
conjunct because it's not closeenough.
Technically considered conjunctbecause it's not close enough
as per the astrological terms.
However, the themes are stillthere, the energy is still there
, and everything that I'vetalked about today in this
podcast and what I've listed inthe guidebook still feels
extremely pertinent to them, andthat might be the case for you
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as well.
If you haven't yet accessed theguidebook, I strongly suggest
that you do.
It is a goldmine of information.
The link to download that is inthe show notes.
If you haven't yet checked outthe episode before this one,
that's where I talk about thefirst pattern Pluto aspecting
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your sun or moon.
There's a lot of gold in thatepisode, even if you don't have
that aspect.
If you are a deep thinker,you're highly sensitive and you
know that people tend to reactto you even for just existing.
You want to check out thatepisode.
The episode that's going to bepublished after this one.
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We're going to go over thefourth pattern in the astrology
guidebook, and that one is a bigpattern.
So I hope you'll stick aroundand join me for that one.
Thank you for being here.
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