Learn to read your own natal birth chart. Then let it guide you to the life you were born to live.

I spent 18 years in the construction industry, working with the plans that tell us how to build things. Then my own life caught fire. I started looking beyond the structures I’d spent nearly two decades helping build and discovered the construction plan I was born with: my natal birth chart. When I finally caught air, it carried me across the world to an island in the Indian Ocean called Sri Lanka. Now I’m exploring how astrology connects the lives we live, the cultures we experience, and the places that change us.

In April 2027, I’ll return to Sri Lanka for the Sinhala and Tamil New Year, a celebration deeply connected to astrology and the traditional calendar. In Sri Lanka, astrology is woven into everyday life. People grow up knowing their planetary influences, respecting auspicious times, and understanding that life moves in cycles. I spent most of my adult life measuring progress by what I could build, what I could earn, and what I could accomplish. Sri Lanka introduced me to a different way of looking at life, one that leaves room for the planets, the passage of time, and the journey itself.