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What if astrology isn't about predicting your future, but about authoring it?
In this interactive workshop, Leandro Diaz-Matus invites us to reconsider our relationship with transits, placements, and the stories we tell ourselves about our charts. Drawing on existentialist philosophy, narrative therapy, and his own experience navigating major life transits, Leandro offers a framework for using astrology as a timekeeping tool rather than a fortune-telling system; one that positions us as co-creators of our lives rather than passive recipients of cosmic fate.
We'll explore how planetary cycles mirror narrative structure: conjunctions as new beginnings, squares as rising tension, oppositions as climax, and the waning aspects as falling action and resolution. Through personal reflection exercises, group discussion, and a live chart interpretation, attendees will have the opportunity to examine their own transits through a storytelling lens—asking not just "what is happening to me?" but "what story am I telling about this, and what other stories are available?"
This workshop is designed for astrologers of all levels and approaches. Whether you work with whole sign, Placidus, or another house system, you'll leave with practical tools for reframing difficult transits and helping yourself, or your clients, find agency within the conditions they didn't choose.
Includes: video recording (2:33:43), audio recording (2:33:43), handout for reflection exercise
You will be provided with a link to download the video from Vimeo.
What if astrology isn't about predicting your future, but about authoring it?
In this interactive workshop, Leandro Diaz-Matus invites us to reconsider our relationship with transits, placements, and the stories we tell ourselves about our charts. Drawing on existentialist philosophy, narrative therapy, and his own experience navigating major life transits, Leandro offers a framework for using astrology as a timekeeping tool rather than a fortune-telling system; one that positions us as co-creators of our lives rather than passive recipients of cosmic fate.
We'll explore how planetary cycles mirror narrative structure: conjunctions as new beginnings, squares as rising tension, oppositions as climax, and the waning aspects as falling action and resolution. Through personal reflection exercises, group discussion, and a live chart interpretation, attendees will have the opportunity to examine their own transits through a storytelling lens—asking not just "what is happening to me?" but "what story am I telling about this, and what other stories are available?"
This workshop is designed for astrologers of all levels and approaches. Whether you work with whole sign, Placidus, or another house system, you'll leave with practical tools for reframing difficult transits and helping yourself, or your clients, find agency within the conditions they didn't choose.
Includes: video recording (2:33:43), audio recording (2:33:43), handout for reflection exercise
You will be provided with a link to download the video from Vimeo.