Astrology

Vedic astrology, also called Jyotish, is the South Asian astrological tradition that’s built to answer a slightly different question than most modern Western astrology. Western astrology (the way most people practice it now) often emphasizes psychology, narrative, and meaning-making. Vedic astrology emphasizes structure, timing, and “what cycle am I in” pattern recognition. It’s less “who am I” and more “what’s the weather system around my life right now.” What Vedic astrolog

Human Design is a modern self-inquiry system that mashes together a few older frameworks (astrology, the I Ching, chakras, Kabbalah) plus some newer language (like “type” and “strategy”). You plug in your birth date, exact time, and place, and it generates a “BodyGraph” chart that claims to show how your energy is designed to operate: how you make decisions, how you interact with people, what drains you, what you’re here to master, and what patterns you’re likely to get stuck

Mars is how you act, fight, pursue, and protect. Pluto is where you purge, intensify, obsess, regenerate, and reclaim power. When they conjunct, the volume gets turned up. Desire becomes mission. Anger becomes fuel. Willpower becomes a laser. And anything false in your life starts to feel unbearable.

On February 20, 2026, Saturn and Neptune meet exactly at 0° Aries, one of the loudest “reset” degrees in astrology.  Neptune has just returned to Aries on January 26, 2026, after its Pisces era, so this conjunction lands right as the collective mood shifts from dissolving to initiating.

If astrology doesn’t help you make better decisions, it becomes entertainment or worse, superstition. The most grounded way to use timing is this: stop asking for predictions, start working with windows. Predictions try to remove uncertainty Predictions promise certainty: “This will happen.” “That relationship is doomed.” “This launch will fail.” That’s emotionally seductive. It also makes people passive. Timing windows keep your agency intact A timing window says: “This is a

If you’ve ever thought, “We keep having the exact same fight,” you’re not imagining it. Families run on invisible scripts: who gets to be emotional, who has to be responsible, who gets scapegoated, who gets protected, and who gets ignored. Astrology can be a precision tool for naming those scripts so you can stop reenacting them. The core idea: the argument isn’t the argument Most repeating family conflict is a proxy war . The surface topic changes: money, chores, politics, t

The Age of Aquarius isn't a distant future—it’s a frequency we’re stepping into now. The institutions are fraying. The old ways of coping no longer hold. And underneath the noise, there’s a quiet knowing: you came here for this. At The Doserie, we believe this shift isn’t something to survive. It’s something to alchemize. Welcome to the threshold.