Midnight astrology briefings crafted like a slow magazine for orbiting minds.
Each dispatch blends planetary weather, grounded coaching, and tactile rituals. You’ll receive a letter, a field recording, and a sketchbook prompt—three cohesive ways to act on what the stars are whispering.
Inside the letter
- • Dawn thesis + single move for the day
- • Tarot pull annotated with plain language
- • Somatic ritual timed with moonlight
Why the studio feels different
- • Print-inspired layouts & calm typography
- • Playlists + prompts instead of push alerts
- • Private forum for gentle accountability
- Daily readers
- 120k+
- Ritual archive
- 480+
- Accuracy
- 94%
Active email subscribers
Guided practices catalogued
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Helen is structured like an artist residency: orientation, daily labs, closing reflections.
Daily Alchemy
Receive rituals and affirmations crafted for your sign and current transits.
Monthly Compass
Navigate the big themes ahead with tarot spreads and lunar checkpoints.
Member Sanctuary
Unlock meditations, playlists, and premium guides reserved for insiders.
Tools you receive
- • Printable observation pages
- • Studio playlist & breath cue
- • Pocket tarot meanings (plain language)
Formats
- • Email magazine
- • Audio postcard feed
- • Private notion-style board
"I treat each issue like a studio class. The integrations are so gentle that change sneaks up on you." — Noor, Virgo Sun
Field recording
“I record the audio segments outdoors so you can hear the world breathing with you.”
Editor’s note
“Astrology is my way of designing better days, not predicting them. Think of Helen as a slow, thoughtful companion that keeps you oriented without overwhelming your senses.”
Every entry is handwritten before it becomes digital. The rhythm is intentional: gather, listen, respond. You’re invited to build your own rituals using these ingredients, then share how they feel inside the member forum.
Weekly sections
- • Weather vane: 90-second overview
- • Ritual lab: somatic + sensory pairing
- • Field recording: ambient note from Helen city walk
- • Closing prompt: one reflective question