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Astrology Readings

Gabriella has been passionate about astrology for 30 years. Starting out in childhood, what started out as a curious fascination has become a part of life.

Gabriella specialises in karmic astrology and specifically the houses of the chart. She especially likes to look at the relationship dynamics between family and romantic relationships within our charts.

“I often describe our natal chart as a map of the soul. Depending on our time and place of birth we are given clues as to the experiences and relationships we will navigate throughout our lives. A reading can help us to integrate some of our life experiences and make peace with our past so we can move forward with a lot more clarity. Astrology is not a final sentence, where there are challenges we can learn to navigate them with more ease through the awareness of a reading. We are constantly evolving, and our astrology does too”

Themes to explore during a session:

  • Life purpose/ Life Direction
  • Family relationships
  • Romantic relationships
  • Career

Participants need to have access to their DOB, time of birth and place of birth to be able to generate an accurate natal chart.

A session usually lasts an hour and can be done in-person or online (if done online,the recording will be shared with you to playback in the future).

Your investment is £90.

Please use the form below to contact Gabriella Weekes.

Make an enquiry or request a call

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