STELLA CURA WELLNESS CONSULTING
educating the curious about star wisdom
Curious about Astrology?​​
At Stella Cura Wellness Consulting (formerly Natural Rhythms Consulting) the goal is to educate the curious about star wisdom found in the ancient system of Astrology.
In this aesthetic and poetic system, there is nuance and mystery; layered multidimensionality; ancient wisdom, and contemporary application.
Multivalent, it offers a blueprint and a language. Like parts of an intricate timepiece, the planets, signs, houses, and aspects synchronize development, awareness and growth. ​​Deeply transformative, Astrology is much more than Sun signs.
"Nevertheless, it moves."
- Galileo Galilei
About Elizabeth Rozan
I have been exploring psychospiritual development since 1968. Attending to and aligning with the energy of the cosmos is my passion. From the monthly Moon cycles to the vibrational energy of the transpersonal planets, the celestial movement works to encourage development. This is the stella cura of wellness.
Processing events, exploring areas of joy and stress, strategizing application of effort to reach goals, or navigating periods of transformation are examples of developmental crossroads where insight from a horoscopic map can be beneficial.
Blending tradition with the unconventional, I hold academic degrees in Psychology, Writing and Interdisciplinary Studies, and full certification from the Professional Astrologers Alliance-National Council for Geocosmic Research (CA, PAA-NCGR), the International Society of Astrological Research (CAPISAR), and Church of Light (Teacher of Hermetics). Ongoing professional development in the field, and in complementary areas beyond contemporize my work. Examples include Tarot, Depth Psychology,
​Shamanic Studies, Metaphysics, NARM (NeuroAffective Relational Model), and non-clinical individual, ancestral, and collective trauma informed practices.
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Urania Observes or Judges v. 20 frontispiece
E. Sibly, "A New and Complete Illustration of the Occult Sciences", London, 1796-1806
"Remember the stars. There is order in the world."
-Dane Rudhyar
Why Astrology?
Astrology reveals a sacred trust mapped out in the horoscope. It provides a tool for navigating the challenges and joys inherent in the life process. The world needs individuated, interdependent, whole humans, able to step forward in courage, integrity and strength. Astrology helps to bring that Self forward. It goes a long way towards helping to integrate experience to round out the individuation process involved in being, becoming, and belonging.
Combining Astrology with Tarot and Depth Psychology brings awareness of cycles, of the intuitive present, and of deep clarifying exploration.
Timing
The beginning of something
has significance.
Alignment
Date, time, and place of birth...These
ingredients create a unique mandala or pattern that symbolizes one's life project.
Synchronicity
What happens in the sky relates to what happens on Earth.
Transformation
Development across the life span is made up of events and choices. There is what is, and the response to what is.
Depth
Planetary placement and cycles
provide insight for negotiating
current life challenges.
"Astrology itself is not a religion or a science. Like mathematics and geometry, it is simply a built in characteristic of the cosmos as we know it."
- Alice O. Howell
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Offerings
Vogue Magazine Cover, Nov. 15, 1917.
The Vogue Co., Conde Nast Publisher.
Many layers are considered in horoscopic analysis,
including cyclic patterns, lunar
progressions, directions and
transits, and archetypal metaphors found in the Tarot.
​​Each person is a bundle of potential. A baby chart is a great gift for parents of newborns. Sun, Moon, and Ascendant placements can be nourished, and as development occurs, challenging aspects or transit activation can be explored.
Single sessions to address a specific concern or multiple sessions can provide mentoring on specific challenges, areas of study, or integration processes.
"Everything in the unconscious seeks outward manifestation; the personality too desires to evolve out of its unconscious conditions and to experience itself as a whole."
- C.G. Jung​
Celestial Navigation
Stars
​Each star
is a kiss
I would give you...
- Alice O. Howell
Flag of the US State of Alaska, 1927
Relating to the Planets
Navigating the world of Astrology begins with developing a relationship to the planets. The planets are multivalent, with layers of entry points and meaning. In each chart, the planets form a mandala with particular emphasis. Each planet represents a symbolic visitation from the Upper, Middle, and Under worlds. Planets have associative pairings, and positions of best expression. Their travel along the zodiacal belt orbiting the Sun from the geocentric perspective, and where they appear in each mandala can be understood in daily, monthly, or yearly movements. Where are they natally? Where are they now?​​​​
The New Moon
One way to develop the relationship with the planets is to study the New Moon cycle, updated monthly. At the New Moon, there is a shift in energy, but there is an absence of light. Gradually, the Moon fills out, and more is revealed. as the dynamics between all the planets play out. Key astrological principles are demonstrated by this chart: the beginning of something has significance, and what happens in the sky influences what happens on Earth. (Tarot Imagery from the Rider-Waite deck, illustrated by Pamela Coleman Smith.)
The Sun, representing the fire of creativity, is the Invincible Spirit. A piece of the Sun is held within each person, thereby interweaving vitality with purpose. The great universal wonder of the Sun comes in small doses, distributed in powerful increments as it travels the analemma over the course of a year.
The Moon is the receiver of Spirit and through the Soul elements of the mind and emotions, reflects a response to the world through her silver light. The Moon delights in shape-shifting, and does so through repetitive ebb and flow, from night to day, and from New Moon to New Moon in eight predictable and visible phases over the course of the month.
​ Sabian Symbol for this New Moon at 25 Taurus 57:
A Spanish serenader at the window-grille of his beloved.
At this New Moon, Libra rises, making this a Venus-focused time. Venus' dual nature is underscored by her position in Gemini. Are there two lovers, two values, two incidents on or from foreign soil in the foreground? Are there siblings involved, images from early environment forming a flashback performance on the screen of the mind? Is there potential action or bouts of confusion, illusion, or disillusionment? Venus and Mars bookend the New Moon, which sit at the midpoint of these bodies. Taurus, also Venus ruled, is about values, fecundity, the Earth, and all its sensory pleasures. Look atTarot Card III from the Rider-Waite deck. Take the time to tune in to the surroundings. It is the month of blooming in New England, and soon the short, cool spring, will blast into overheated summer. From this Venusian perspective, there is truth, beauty, and goodness. Anything not resonant and beautiful bristles.​
Planetary Positions During this New Moon
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The Sun and Moon stand at 25 Taurus 57; the Sun will enter Gemini on May 20.
Mercury is at 28 Taurus 41, close to the Sun and Moon, and in Mutual Reception with Venus.
Venus is 27 Gemini 21, the voice of communication during this New Moon.
Mars is at 28 Aries 25, the warrior, committing to action.
Jupiter is at 21 Cancer 21, expanding the emotional field for louder expression come July., when it joins the Nodal shift into the energy field of the Aquarius-Leo polarity.
Saturn is at 7 Aries 34, moving forward through July.
Chiron is at 28 Aries 24, joining Mars, with wounds to prove it.
Uranus is full of surprises, at 1 Gemini 10.
Neptune is at 3 Aries 43.
Pluto is at 5 Aquarius 58, and Rx as of May 6.
Lunar Nodes balance at 5 Pisces 19 (N)/Virgo (S), and will move into the Aquarius/Leo axis in July.​
Dwarf Planets
These bodies are situated beyond Pluto and represent developing aspects of consciousness. At this New Moon, their positions are as follows:
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Eris (2005): Inclusion, Justice. Greek. 25 Aries 36.
Gong Gong (2007): Empathy. Chinese. 06 Pisces 32.
Haumea (2005): Unity, commitment. Hawaiian. 02 Scorpio 46 Rx.
Ixion (2001): Seeker, authenticity. Greek. 08 Capricorn 46 Rx.
MakeMake (2005): Systems, structures, manifestation. Easter Island.
10 Libra 59 Rx.
Orcus (2004): Karmic concepts. Roman. 16 Virgo 20 Rx.
Quaoar (2002): Spirit, omnibenificence. Native American. 12 Capricorn 30 Rx.
Salacia (2004): Higher love, presence. Roman. 13 Aries 03.
Sedna (2003): Soul realm, transcendence. Inuit. 01 Gemini 31.
Varuna (2000): Mastery, good citizenship. 9 Leo 14.
The Four Major Asteroids
These bodies represent dimensions of the Feminine. At this New Moon, they have paired up; their positions are as follows:
Ceres The Great Mother 25 Taurus 00 paired up with the New Moon.
Pallas The Warrior Daughter 06 Aries16 paired up with Saturn
Vesta The Sister 01 Aries 20 paired up with Neptune
Juno The Wife 09 Aquarius 51 paired up with Pluto
Uranus Awakening ERozan, 2017
ECLIPSE ENERGIES
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Another way to develop a relationship with the plantets is to attune to the eclipse energies. Each year there are two eclipse seasons, with two and sometimes three eclipses at two week intervals in each season. Eclipses involve the relationship between Sun, Moon, Nodal Axis, and Earth. Solar Eclipses occur at New Moon, and suggest new beginnings. The Sun and Moon are conjunct and positioned so that the Sun is eclipsed (blocked) by the Moon. The Moon overpowers the Sun. Emotion supersedes logic, and when visible, an eerie shadow of small crescents can be seen on the Earth's surface as the Moon passes. Lunar Eclipses occur at Full Moon, and suggest endings. With the Sun and Moon in opposition, the Earth slips between them, casting a shadow on (blocking or eclipsing) the Moon.
The intensity of the eclipse season flows over a six-week period: 2 weeks prior to the eclipse, there is a revving up of energy. It reaches a peak that shakes things up for about 2 weeks. Then, there is a winding down for 2 weeks, until the next lunation.
Exactitude occurs on the date listed, but each eclipse can have a 3-6 month effect, depending on proximity of the Sun and Moon to natal and prenatal positions, as well as where the eclipse occurs in the world. While the 2025 eclipse seasons are past, these degrees will hold vibrational sensitivity for some time. The positions of the 2026 eclipses are listed below.
2026 Eclipses
Feb. 17, 2026 Annular Solar 28 Aquarius 50 Mar. 3, 2026 Total Lunar 12 Virgo 54
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Aug. 12, 2026 Total Solar 20 Leo 02
Aug. 28, 2026 Partial Lunar 04 Pisces 54
"The New Moon teaches gradualness and deliberation,
and how to give birth to oneself slowly..."
-J. Rumi
Resources
I have written many articles about Astrology that have appeared in national and international publications.
Click HERE to see a list of selected titles, and HERE to read one of them.
I have written outside the field of Astrology as well. Reach out for more information on any of the work listed below (not listed on Amazon).
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Fire Around Us: A memoir essay
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Skywriting: Letters from the Northwest Staging Route
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10 collections of poetry
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7 collections of short stories
Astrology Book Recommendations
There are so many great books; here are a few of my favorites:​​​
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​​The American Ephemeris for the 21st Century by Neil Michelson
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The Astrology of Personality by Dane Rudhyar
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Cosmos and Psyche by Richard Tarnas
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Star Wisdom and Rudolf Steiner by David Tresemer
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The Astrology of Transcendence by Philip Sedgwick
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The Moment of Astrology by Geoffry Cornelius
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Lunar Shadows III Dietrech Pessin
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Finding Success in the Horoscope by Jackie Slevin
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Asteroid Goddesses by Demetra George
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What Evangeline Adams Knew by Karen Christino
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Spiritual Astrology by C.C. Zain
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Chiron and the Healing Journey by Melanie Reinhart
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The Sibling Constellation by Brian Clark
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The Cloisters (a novel) by Katy Hays
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Astrology A Cosmic Science by Isabel Hickey
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Sunsigns by Linda Goodman
"We do not come unbound into this livingness."
- Isabel Hickey
Acknowledgements
Land Acknowledgement
For efforts in preserving the beauty of the land upon which I live and practice, and in modeling harmony, living according to the seasons and length of the day, I express gratitude and respect for the Massachusetts Tribe of Indigenous People, from whom the Commonwealth of Massachusetts has taken its name. ​
Technology Acknowledgement
The content on this website has been created by a human. It is intended to present accurate, thoughtful, and inspiring content that invites exploration.
Traditions Acknowledgement
The ideas presented on this webpage are derived from the perennial wisdom of many traditions. I acknowledge the profound depth of Astrology (from Babylonian to Modern Psychological, Evolutionary, and Shamanic). I acknowledge the realms of Anthroposophy, Hermetics, Transcendentalism, the many layers of Psychology, Eastern and Western Mysticism, and Indigenous Spirituality. I extend gratitude to thought leaders I've met or experienced, including Dane Rudhyar, Mark Edmund Jones, CC Zain, Edgar Cayce, Rudolf Steiner, Parahamsa Yogananda, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Sigmund Freud, Carl Jung, Abraham Maslow, Fritz Perls, Irving Yalom, Ken Wilbur, Slow Turtle, Frances McEvoy, Philip Sedgwick, Jeffrey Wolf Green, David Roell, Chris Flisher, Bunny Paine-Clemes, Donna Eden, Barbara Brennan, Animika, Carolyn Myss, Thomas Huebl, and friends who add to the flowing waters of life.