Mori — Astrologer & Mystic

After earning a bachelor’s degree in Communication Design, I realized I wanted to explore a different kind of language—one that, like design, involves meaning-making, pattern recognition, and understanding people’s needs. What pulled me in even more, though, was the way astrology, like design, could bring clarity to a person’s sense of identity and help them align with the experiences, values, and rhythms that felt most true to them. Instead of working with brand identities and service systems, I found myself drawn to the symbolic language of the stars. That shift led me to astrology—not just as a passion, but as a practice and a profession. Alchemic Mind was born from that journey.

Although I no longer work in the design field, I still carry everything I learned with me. Design taught me how to distill complexity, listen between the lines, and communicate with both structure and sensitivity. It also deepened my understanding of how people locate themselves in the world—how clarity and resonance can emerge when we explore identity not as a fixed state but as a living process. I now bring that same sensibility to my astrology practice, helping others engage with their inner patterns and lived experiences in more intentional ways.

By day, I also work as a behavior technician, supporting neurodivergent children with behavioral and communication challenges. This work keeps me grounded in presence—it teaches me to meet people where they are, to honor difference, and to engage with forms of expression that go far beyond words. It reminds me that healing and understanding often begin in the body—through rhythm and repetition. That lesson deeply informs how I approach time, care, and spiritual work.

As for my astrological practice, I study traditional astrology, blending Hellenistic and Medieval techniques through a contemporary lens. I don’t approach astrology as just a technical system, but as a sacred conversation—a way of tuning into cycles, aligning with timing, and listening to the deeper intelligence of the cosmos. It’s a view that resonates deeply with my roots in curanderismo. I’m also drawn to folk and astrological magic, hermetic philosophy, and spiritual alchemy—all of which continue to inform my work.

Since 2018, I’ve been committed to studying the occult arts—not just for knowledge’s sake, but to refine the way I serve others. Whether I’m preparing a chart, crafting a talisman, or simply holding space, I return again and again to the same core question: what helps us reconnect with what is real, meaningful, and alive in us?

For me, this work isn’t about fixing people or simply predicting outcomes—it’s about presence, alignment, and opening the door to deeper understanding. It’s an invitation to explore what’s already unfolding, with intention, reverence, and care.