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Pleiadian Navigation
Aletreya is a place of abundance. How one navigates can affect not only what options are even perceivable, but cultivate and develop new ways of thinking, leading to psychological and even neurological shifts.
Some choose to navigate by the stars, and one star cluster is the seven stars in the Taurus constellation known as the Pleiades.
The “Seven Sisters” appear across cultures - Greek myth (daughters of Atlas), aboriginal dreamtime (ancestral teachers), Maori tradition (Matariki, marking the new year), Japanese culture (Subaru, meaning “unite”), and Native American stories (pursued maidens transformed to stars), for example
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Humanity has looked to these stars and seen guidance, mystery, and connection to something beyond themselves.
People throughout history had understood that clarity sometimes comes through indirect means. The Urim and Thummim (stones used by Hebrew priests for divine guidance). Joseph’s silver “divining” cup in Genesis. Lots cast for decisions in Acts. These were not superstition, but recognition that wisdom can arrive through unexpected channels when we create space for it.
I have developed a system that uses the archetypes embedded in the Pleiades to provide a frame of reference for internal navigation.
How this works:
You bring a question. We explore what emerges - not as an external answer imposed on you, but as a reflection of what you’re already navigating.
Sometimes the result names exactly what you needed to hear, but is often a more subtle nudge.
Drop a comment or message me. No pressure, no timeline, and no expectation that everyone resonates with this approach.
If this doesn’t resonate:
It is okay. There are many ways to navigate these dynamics. This is one tool among countless others. Take what serves, leave what doesn’t.
If you’re curious but hesitant:
We can explore as you wish, and at your pace. Approach with questions, and see what responds. See if it serves. Discard if it doesn’t.
If you are familiar with the Pleiades:
You are welcome to curate the results from a certain Sister.
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Pleiadian Navigation
