Ada Pembroke 8/3/23 Ada Pembroke 8/3/23

Ask Ada: How Do I Create a Character with Astrology?

I’ve been trying for a long time to create myself as a fantasy character (think Dungeons & Dragons).

Ada Pembroke 11/22/21 Ada Pembroke 11/22/21

The Challenges of Living with Aries and the Warrior Archetype

One of the difficulties of working with archetypes is that they have the tendency to get stuck in time without anyone realizing it.

The Warrior, for example, is an archetype that seems pretty easy to understand: A warrior is someone who fights, right?

But where in the modern world do you find the Warrior?

Ada Pembroke 5/28/21 Ada Pembroke 5/28/21

What is the Purpose of Mythology?: Seeds of Hope in Cupid and Psyche

A myth plants a seed of desire that grows quietly in the unconscious, urging us to make it real. It does this by introducing us to characters that we relate to and putting them in scenarios that give us instructions for how to manifest the things we desire in our lives for ourselves.

Ada Pembroke 4/9/21 Ada Pembroke 4/9/21

A Quick + Dirty Technique for Reading a Birth Chart With Archetypes

Reading a birth chart can be overwhelming, but archetypes can help you get to the heart of a chart quickly and easily.

Ada Pembroke 4/5/21 Ada Pembroke 4/5/21

Finding Your Adventuring Party with Astrological Archetypes

I’ve written about the benefits of thinking of yourself as belonging to an ensemble cast or an adventuring party. An ensemble cast is made up of people who have different personalities and skills, who are going after a common goal. Their goal binds them together. Their differences make each member valuable and special because each person brings something to the group no one else has.

But how do you go about finding your adventuring party?