The Stars Don’t Need Interpreters Anymore
- Brainz Magazine
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Nichell has done over 10,000 Readings. She uses a person's Astrological Natal Birth Chart to read from. A birth chart is like a blueprint of a person's mind, body, and spirit.
When the oracle becomes the mirror. You’ve been a cosmic translator for years—and now you’re ready to hand people the mirror instead of holding it for them.
For years, I’ve sat at the intersection of spirit and sky, interpreting the whispers of the cosmos for others. I’ve read thousands of charts. I’ve held space for grief, awakening, healing, rage, and
release. I’ve translated eclipses into medicine. I’ve watched people cry, crack open, find clarity. I’ve watched them forget. Come back. And forget again.
But now, something deep inside me is shifting.
There’s a sacred fatigue that no amount of rest can touch—the kind that comes when a priestess knows her temple has served its purpose. I’ve been faithful to this work. Fierce in my devotion. And yet, something in me whispers: It’s time to go.
Not because I’ve lost faith in astrology.
But because I refuse to be a gatekeeper to your own knowing.
The crutch of cosmic confirmation
We’ve built a culture addicted to guidance. To answers. To clarity on demand. Astrology has become a spiritual Google search for the soul.
But I see the trap.
The ritual of returning for more readings, more charts, more cosmic weather reports… it keeps people orbiting the same questions.
“What’s my purpose?”
“Why is this happening again?” “When will things finally change?”
Sometimes, the most honest answer is: When you decide it will.
Not when Saturn moves.
Not when Venus stations direct.
When you stop asking the sky to do the work your spirit was born to do.
The magic was never in the chart
Here’s the secret: the power wasn’t in the reading. It was in the connection. The sacred space. The moment of remembrance.
It was you all along.
The planets are beautiful. Archetypes are powerful. But they are symbols—not destiny. Somewhere along the line, we confused astrology with identity. We started becoming our charts instead of transcending them.
I don’t want to interpret your cosmic potential anymore.
I want to see what happens when you discover it for yourself—without needing my voice as a bridge.
The truth most don’t want to hear
Most of the people I’ve worked with over the years weren’t looking for insight—they were looking for relief. And while astrology can bring a moment of clarity or spark a breakthrough, it is not a substitute for deep, consistent healing work.
The truth is, many of the issues people bring to readings—trauma, abandonment wounds, chronic patterns, generational pain—require something more than a chart interpretation.
They require therapy.
Time.
Tenacity.
A willingness to stay in the discomfort long enough to actually change.
Astrology can illuminate the pattern.
But it can’t do the repatterning for you.
Telling someone about their wounds is only the first five minutes of the journey. The rest is sacred, slow, and requires commitment—often far beyond my scope and pay grade.
I say this with deep compassion:
I no longer want to hold the flashlight for those who aren’t willing to walk the path.
Sovereignty over symbolism
I’ve watched people use astrology as a mirror, a map, and a means of survival. But I’ve also watched it become a cage.
“I can’t do that, I’m a Cancer.” “My Saturn return ruined me.”
“My twin flame is coming back during this transit.”
I’ve seen agency traded for archetypes. Power outsourced to planetary timing. Enough.
What if the stars are not here to tell you who you are…
…but to remind you that you can choose who you become?
What if the real liberation is saying: Thank you, astrology. I’ll take it from here.
The myth of the all-knowing guide
Let me tell you a truth most spiritual workers won’t admit: Sometimes we don’t know either.
Sometimes our spirits are tired.
Sometimes we’re just as lost, just as raw, just as human as you.
But when your identity is built on being the one with the answers, it’s hard to say, I’m ready to let this go.
So I’ll say it:
I’m stepping out of the reading room. Not in bitterness.
Not in burnout. But in reverence.
Because I know the most powerful thing I can do now is stop talking—and start listening.
What happens when the oracle walks away?
She becomes a woman again.
She touches the earth instead of the ephemeris.
She remembers that the magic was never in the stars—it was in the silence between questions. She teaches differently now.
She listens more than she speaks.
She doesn’t need to prove her insight, because she trusts her own evolution. So yes—I’m closing the door.
Not to everyone. Some souls will still find me organically—those who are truly ready. But I will no longer chase, market, or perform the role of the reader.
A new offering from an old soul
Instead, I’m pouring the sacred essence of this journey into something you can hold: A magical oracle deck—a vibrational companion for the new earth.
It’s not just a deck.
It’s a living altar. A frequency field. A guide for those who are ready to remember. Each card holds the medicine I’ve lived:
Astrology. Herbs. Energy work. Breath. Sound. Crystals. Movement. Stillness. Truth. It’s the final offering from this chapter of my path, and the first from the next.
A bridge between the cosmic and the embodied. A mirror you can hold in your own hands.
Because the oracle isn’t disappearing.
She’s just choosing a different way to speak.
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Nichell Delvaille, Holistic Soul Coach, Intuitive Astrologer
Nichell is a Wellness Practitioner. Healing effects all aspects of a person. She is a Holistic Soul Coach, Intuitive Astrologer, Reiki Master and Herbalist. Nichell also has certifications in Yoga, Meditation and Ayurveda.
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