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Rebecca M. Farrar, M.A.

Soul-centered astrology for insight and healing | Archetypal Astrologer | Writer | Community Collaborator

Rebecca M. Farrar, M.A., also known as the Wild Witch of the West, is an archetypal astrologer, writer, and community collaborator based in San Francisco, California.12 With over 14 years of experience, she specializes in soul-centered astrology, offering insights for personal growth, healing, and life purpose.14

Farrar provides various astrological services, including:

  1. One-on-one and group astrology readings
  2. Relationship astrology
  3. Astrocartography (astromapping) sessions
  4. Natal chart readings for soul-care and self-care1

Her approach integrates depth psychology and archetypes of the soul, focusing on helping individuals explore the complexity of their natal charts.2 Farrar's work has been featured in various publications, and she maintains a blog where she shares musings on astrology, depth psychology, witchiness, wildness, and weirdness.1

As an experienced writer, Farrar has skills in journalism, PR, and copywriting.4 She is committed to producing well-researched, high-quality articles that inform and inspire readers.3

Clients have praised Farrar for her intuitive and supportive approach, noting her ability to provide clarity and specific insights into innate gifts and potential challenges.1 Her services are particularly popular among entrepreneurs, mothers, and individuals seeking growth and deeper alignment in their lives.

Highlights

Aug 23 · linkedin

Do you assume you are a certain zodiac sign but are born on a cusp? Many people don't know that the zodiacal seasons don't begin on the same day each year. While even Virgo is often listed as August 23-September 22, this year it began on August 22.

Because Earth's orbit around the Sun is elliptical and not a perfect circle, it is sometimes closer to the Sun and sometimes farther away. This variation in distance affects the length of time it takes for the Earth to travel through each zodiac sign, causing start dates to vary slightly.

So while we often associate specific dates with the beginning and ending of a season, they are approximate. Working with a professional astrologer can make this important tidbit of the chart known, even if you don't know time of day. #zodiac #astrology

Aug 14 · linkedin

Sometimes online astrology info can feel a bit like Web-MD...as if something is wrong with you or your chart. Or worse yet that the world is ending. With so much astrological information online and the rise of astro-influences, it's more important than ever to develop a discerning eye.

Here are some specific things that put my Astro spidey sense on alert:

  1. And/Or Predictions Focused on Good and Bad: Saying things such as "this will be good" or this will be bad," for this reason, I don't often resonate with Hellenistic astrology as it assumes some placements are good or bad--end of story. To me, all zodiac signs, all planets, all houses have both blessings and burdens. And the same can be true about transits and other timing.
  2. Ask "Does This Apply to Me Based on What I know About my Chart?": A solid foundation of your own chart allows you to know what to pay attention to and what to ignore. Know your aspects, which planets are retrograde and in forward motion. This knowledge will empower you to evaluate the accuracy of astrological interpretations. Example: If you were born with Mercury retrograde motion, the generalized interpretations of Mercury Retrograde phases may not apply to you as your chart may prefer this cycle.
  3. Notice Credentials: Look for astrologers with formal training or certifications, not just read a few books and now do readings. While experience and intuition is valuable, it's essential to get a sense of how they learned or what they value in astrology from an ethical standpoint. I also look for information that isn't just based on self-study. Courses, mentors, other people help shape the astrological lens into more openness.
  4. Consider the Source: Be mindful of the platform where you consume astrological content and be suspicious of apps. Reputable websites, blogs, and podcasts often adhere to higher standards of accuracy. Social media is great, but Google SEO has its own way of verifying reliable information.
  5. Look for Evidence-Based Approaches: While astrology is not a science, some astrologers incorporate psychological and sociological perspectives into their work. This can provide a more grounded and practical approach.
  6. Trust Your Intuition: Ultimately, the best way to discern reliable astrological information is to trust your intuition. If something feels off or overly simplistic, it's probably best to explore other sources.

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San Francisco, California, United States