Reimagining the Zodiac:
The Soul’s Journey Through Myth and Meaning
The purpose of Reimagining the Zodiac is not to invent a new mythology, but to recover the soul that has always lived beneath the old one.
For thousands of years, the zodiac has served as one of humanity’s great symbolic maps. It has helped us understand ourselves, our relationships, our gifts, our challenges, and our place within the cosmos.
Yet symbols are not static.
Like the people who contemplate them, they continue to unfold, revealing new layers of meaning as human consciousness evolves.
My work as an astrologer, Human Design guide, and mythic storyteller has convinced me that the greatest symbols never become obsolete. They invite us into an ongoing conversation, asking each generation to discover their wisdom anew.
This project begins with a simple yet profound question:
Who is making the journey through the zodiac?
Before we ask what signs, planets, or archetypes shape our lives, we must first ask who is experiencing them.
If there is an authentic self—a sovereign center of being that exists before conditioning, expectation, and inherited identity—then perhaps the zodiac is more than a map of personality.
Perhaps it is the story of the soul’s unfolding through life.
Through this series of essays, we’ll explore forgotten archetypes, revisit ancient myths, recover overlooked feminine wisdom, and rediscover the symbolic language of the soul. Rather than replacing the myths we’ve inherited, we’ll enter into conversation with them—asking what they still have to teach us, what has been forgotten, and what new meanings are emerging for our time.
Because myths do more than tell stories.
They shape cultures.
They shape consciousness.
And ultimately, they shape the possibilities we imagine for ourselves.
If our myths can evolve, perhaps our understanding of ourselves can evolve as well.
Welcome to Reimagining the Zodiac.
The journey begins here.
The Journey Begins
Beginning
The Return of the Kore
Who were you before the world told you who to be?
A forgotten archetype re-emerges—not as a goddess
of the past, but as a guide to the authentic self.
What if the most important question isn’t “What sign are you?” but “Who is making the journey through the zodiac?”
This opening essay introduces the Kore as the sovereign self that exists before conditioning, inviting us to rediscover the soul beneath the symbols.
The Return of the Kore (5 mins)
Remembrance
Reclaiming the Kore
In the first essay of this series, I introduced the Kore as the ancient Greek archetype of the authentic self—the part of us that is whole, sovereign, and true before the world tells us who we should become.
But if the Kore has always lived within us, an important question follows:
Why do so many of us feel disconnected from her?
In this second essay, we begin exploring the journey home. Why do we lose touch with our authentic selves? What’s the difference between personality and authenticity? And what are the first practices that can help us remember who we’ve always been?
If you’ve ever felt like you’ve been living someone else’s life—or simply longed to feel more like yourself—this essay is for you.
Reclaiming the Kore
The Practices Articles
Each link will become active once the article is published.
1. Remember the Self Beneath the Masks
2. Remember the Wisdom of the Body
3. Remember the Gift of Solitude
4. Remember the Power of No
5. Remember the Parts You Left Behind
6. Remember, You Don’t Need Permission
7. Remember Your Inner Authority
