You are here at this moment in time for a reason to do, be, experience, and contribute something

that's as unique to you as your fingerprints. So what is that? The answer, my friend, is written

in the stars. I'm Amanda Pua Walsh, your host for this show.

And astrology became a guiding light to me during a very dark time in my life.

It gave me hope, direction, and inspiration, qualities I'm excited to share with you here

on this podcast.

Featuring some of the world's most masterful astrologers, this show is designed to unpack

the nuances of the ancient language of astrology and what it teaches us about ourselves,

the people in our lives, and the world around us.

I am so glad you're here. Now let let's dive in. All right, my friends,

today we're going to be covering a topic that has come up a lot on this podcast recently.

And it's really a quality that astrologers are continuing to encourage us to cultivate

given the astrological energies that we are all navigating right now.

That idea and that quality is flexibility of mind, the ability to hold the both and the capacity

to expand ourselves enough to hold multiple truths that there doesn't have to be one

right and one wrong. And in this very polarized time that we are all living in, this is a tall

order, right? This is not easy for anyone to do. So we're going to be exploring this topic today through the lens of the

sidereal and the tropical zodiac. Many of you know there's an ongoing debate between,

let's just say, Western astrology and Vedic astrology. Which one is right? Which one is more true?

Which one is more accurate? Well, what if this is another case of both and?

Who we have with us today is an incredible astrologer, Nura Rochelle, who has been a Western

astrologer for over 10 years, over a decade. She has recently begun immersing herself in the study of

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