What if the places you’re drawn to aren’t random at all? And what if your birth chart holds clues about where you’re meant to thrive?

In this illuminating episode of Love Purpose Connection, Estelle is joined by astrologer, tarot reader, and astrocartography expert Clarisse Monahan to explore how the stars and geography intersect to shape our lives.

Clarisse introduces the ancient practice of astrocartography. Which she explains, is mapping your birth chart onto the world. This practice reveals how different locations activate different energies, archetypes, and life themes.

Together, Estelle and Clarisse they dive into planetary lines, inner guidance, and how understanding place can bring clarity to love, purpose, career, and connection.

In this episode –

✨ What astrocartography is and how it works, and how YOU work out your own chart

✨ Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Moon, and Chiron lines explained

✨ Travel, relocation, and designing a life in alignment

✨ How location influences love, career, healing, and purpose

✨ Estelle’s Astrocartography reading

✨ Why there are no “bad” lines, only different lessons

✨ How Astrocartography can guide us to take risks

✨ Relationships, attraction, and Venus lines

✨ What love, purpose & connection means to Clarisse

This is a conversation about trust, curiosity, and learning ways to work with the universe. A guide to using the stars not as fate, but as a map back to yourself. 🌍✨

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Clarisse Monahan is the founder of Venus In Retrograde, an astrology-focused brand offering a range of services, from one-on-one consultations to corporate team-building and product activations. As a resident astrologer for Soho House, Clarisse also travels extensively, lecturing on astrological topics at their Houses worldwide. An expert in astrocartography, a branch of astrology that uses natal charts to align individuals with places ideal for work, family, and romance—she has been featured in Marie Claire, Condé Nast, and the Evening Standard.