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Astrologer & Art Historian

Hello, I’m Fatma — a professional astrologer with over seven years of consultancy experience, and an art historian with a lifelong passion for symbols, meaning, and the human journey.

My approach to astrology is rooted in directness, depth, and a constant hunger for knowledge. I’m committed to lifelong learning, and I believe that every experience, every question, deepens our understanding.

With a Sagittarius Ascendant at 26 degrees, my worldview is shaped by a love for philosophy, curiosity, exploration, and the ability to see the big picture. I see astrology as a symbolic language — one that I translate to help others better understand their soul’s design. My intention is never to impose answers, but to offer different perspectives. Because when your perspective shifts, everything else can shift with it. This is what I love most about my work: helping people see their life from a new angle and witnessing how that insight opens space for change. For me, astrology is a powerful tool for soul evolution, personal clarity, and transformative perspective shifts.

 

My journey with astrology began in 2014, after a series of life-changing experiences. I’m a self-taught astrologer who has also studied with teachers from diverse traditions. I value experiential knowledge over dogma, and I believe that we are ultimately our own best teachers. What works, resonates, and awakens something in you — that’s what I trust most. Over the years, I’ve explored many branches of astrology — including modern, classical, medical, karmic, financial, predictive, and elective — and I remain a lifelong student, because astrology isn’t something you master; it’s something you grow with. And I keep growing.

 

Beyond astrology, my deep interests include art, visual culture, mythology, cinema, synchronicity, reincarnation, and esotericism. Each of these fields holds a spark of something familiar, they resonate with different parts of who I am and continue to inspire me in unexpected ways.

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