What exactly can the stars reveal when someone passes away or goes missing?
In this nearly two-hour live deep dive, I joined my friend Jenn Jennings of Astrology for Mystics for an unflinching conversation on death and astrology — including how working astrologers use the chart to illuminate clues in missing-person cases and potentially deadly time frames.
Here’s what’s inside:
Reading the moment of transition
I walk through my approach to charts when someone has passed — nodal contacts, the fourth house, and the fourth/tenth house axis, with a nod to Chris Brennan’s work on protections.
Astrological mapping
Jenn shares her pioneering technique for supporting missing-person investigations — and why it works best alongside what families and law enforcement already know.
The Oakley Carlson case
We take her natal chart apart against the timeline of a house fire and the investigation that followed.
The Sebastian Rogers case
Event charts, potential suspects, and the fixed star Algol — one of astrology’s most notorious points of negativity.
Our techniques discussed: Uranian astrology, midpoints, and fixed stars. Precision techniques brought to bear on questions that truly matter.
Watch the full replay below. This is Real astrologers, doing astrology, talking about how we use our techniques in the real world — and I’m honored to be part of the conversation.
Chapters: 0:14 — indicators of transition · 0:33 — Jenn’s mapping method and the Oakley Carlson case · 1:17 — the Sebastian Rogers case and Algol. If these themes are stirring something in you, I’d love to explore your own chart with you — book a reading or support the work through the donate button.
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