Sally: This is my story of how I created a foundation of belief, with astronomy-based astrology

I want you to enjoy the blessing of stability that I've had from the stars. We all have our challenges, but stability is what helps us achieve our potential. Before I worked in astrology I was a second language teacher at the peak of my career. I had taught university full-time for eight years, and before that I taught children. I had a lot of experience creating my own materials and curriculum and managing student activities. I moved to the most professional and highly paid market in my field, Saudi Arabia, where I created an entire program from scratch for the faculty of the largest women's university in the world.

Leveling up requires some stability of belief at every stage in life.

 In 2012, I got canceled and I didn't deserve it. I had achieved huge things, but there was intense vulnerability. I was a little distracted and a little afraid to dive into the most shocking and powerful advances I'd made. Sometimes I ask myself if I revealed too much.

In January of that year, I went to speak my power at my book launch in Alaska. It was my second dictionary, but the first to transform and underpin the entire linguistic field through serving the most difficult grammar on the planet, Native American style grammar. This was part of a larger mission. The information was so shocking and new (in the word histories of the language) that I included a large bibliography to show evidences and background information sources. This part became a distraction.

Everything we do is based on our beliefs, however well we do the science. Our beliefs must be strong!

Since the late 80s, I had this mission in life to write nine dictionaries to help bring about racial harmony in the world. These dictionaries are designed to enable people to learn their ancestral language, or a new language, in a way that works with the language's native culture. This was based on my language experience that began at age 11. Since that time, I have been in language immersion situations as I work my destiny.

All the evidence was there in the dictionary, but I faltered. My beliefs weren't quite strong enough to support bridging the cultural gap in a hostile situation. If I'd had full faith, I would have tackled the vocabulary right then, but I tried to bridge the gap culturally. It was the wrong approach. The hostility was too powerful. A dictionary writer doesn't need to be fluent, but they do need to have a deep understanding of a language. They also need to understand people.

I had been witch-hunted at various times in my life, but in this instance I thought I was beyond that, as a mature professional with a successful dictionary publication behind me, held in leading university libraries around the world. I underestimated the power of evil. 

After the launch, I took the story to a local radio talkback host, and he sensationalized it, using my spiritual enthusiasm against me, and stirring up hatred among the tribe, which was easy to do. Soon the woke anti-culture was born. The treatment of my supposed religion was very bigoted. Lies multiplied. If only I had had the force of belief to confront the doubt and hostility of the tribe, I could have achieved so much. At the very least planted a seed. As I had done at the pre-launch with the Seattle branch of the tribe.

It's easy to mistake experience for belief. But belief is more, and it goes to our foundation.

I had a very deep history of language experience, having been adopted as a child into Samoan life and culture, and my first language had switched out at age 11. I had also tasted a primitive life and developed new values that gave me a lot of strength. I've always been a mystery since that time. In some ways an outsider. but it worked for me. I was able to blend in and learn things that academics couldn't learn. We are social animals. 

We are social animals, but we tend to split into belief groups. These can be very hostile to one another. To defend our beliefs requires a level of commitment, or having BEEN TO THE CROSSROADS. Getting to the crossroads doesn't have to be a rare privilege anymore, an unexpected gift. I can bring you to this mystical place. Its time has come.

It's my destiny to bring you to the crossroads of your life. To claim this gift will be up to you.

Who I am is never very obvious, and my path evolved in the ocean of tiny islands, the Pacific, where humans have made courageous journeys from point to point across massive distances using simple technology that worked. My evolution involved gradually experiencing the whole of Polynesian language family. I became a Samoan chief in the ancient way, as a healer but not formally.

The time came that I had to go beyond my Pacific cocoon. I set sail culturally into the wider world. Organically I learned how the human language family works. How its languages interconnect became gradually apparent as I committed more and more to language. But spiritually I knew I was up against a lot in the modern world. We face multiple challenges as human beings. The guardians of endangered languages have a role, but many of us also have the challenge to regain our lost ethnic heritage. Unbalanced power in the world of language affects all of us. 

Having a mentor means a lot. Its fashionable to vow 'I'm not a guru'. The further we are distanced from one another, the more we are vulnerable to trickster education. But a faithful mentor is invaluable. My father put intensive effort into mentoring me. 

He knew I'd likely struggle. As a young man himself, he had wanted to be a super-psychiatrist with multiple degrees. He made a plan when he was a senior in the physics department of MIT, to become student counselor. Sometimes the real world gives us development above and beyond. Dad's protests against the Nazis before the war even began got him arrested and he didn't graduate. Before he died in 1984 he passed on his goal to me, in a physics paper entitled Reconciling Revelation and Science. It focused on the space-time continuum. Which we could say is the spiral of spinning stars and planets through the time continuum of space. My father's goal was so big it's taken two generations. 

I'm proud that I've been able to fulfill my father's fondest dream. He died when I was first experiencing conflict with bigoted academics. (I will always tell it like it is with your astrology. You will know without a doubt what I am saying.) 

At the time of his death, my father was afraid another generation would be repressed, that in the end the mission against fascism would be lost, that religion without logic would fail, and that science without soul would also fail. He used to write me long letters up to 20 pages, every few days then every week or so. I was a light for my father, but he never saw why. He just believed. It could easily have gone wrong at many points. 

I found the middle way, the roots of language, earth's flowering of culture... and the roots of life. This will appear in your astrology too, in your own way. Then I found the creator stars who gave us the stardust that is us. Revelation in its deepest origins, and science in its deepest origins. I wish my father could be here to see his dream of world peace sprout, but he is watching over me from the stars. He was most certainly not a perfect person, none of us are. But through astronomy-based astrology we can reach to be our higher selves in the real world. 

Whatever your beliefs, the stars are ready to help you. It's up to you to claim this treasure. Culture is an aid in the journey. 

On e of the greatest goals of my life, which wasn't clear to me for a long time, was to find my own roots. I knew my father was half French, at least we believed so. But there was a lot of repression casting doubt. I also knew my mother was Scottish, but we had no idea that there even was an ancestral language. So my ultimate goal has been to find my own roots and learn my other ancestral languages, French and Scottish Gaelic. These are also part of my dictionaries mission. 

My work as an astrologer is partly to give me time and resources to fulfill the rest of my mission for the dictionaries. Thank you for reading, and I welcome you to be part of the story. As you already are in some ways. I hope the following video will inspire you.