Nova Campbell
Astrocartography & Death Work
I first discovered **Nova Campbell’s** work through Narinder’s podcast, and I was immediately fascinated. I had already been dabbling in astrocartography on my own, curious about the ways our relationship with place might be written into the stars. But Nova brings something much deeper to the conversation: she weaves astrocartography together with her work as a death worker, and her own story and way of seeing the world drew me in.
We recently had a session together, and it was incredible.
There was something both illuminating and reassuring about seeing the places I’ve been intuitively drawn toward reflected back through my chart. It gave language and context to things I already felt in my body—and opened up new questions about where I might go next, and why certain places seem to call us.
I’m already looking forward to another session with Nova. My next exploration with her will be looking backward: understanding some of the places I’ve already lived and traveled through, and what those places may have held for me.
Nova is also keeping a little field log of how the places she reads for people actually unfold over time—which I absolutely love. As I begin my own **Field Notes** travel journal, I’m fascinated by the possibility of following these threads between map, chart, intuition, experience, and place.
If you’re wondering **where in the world you might feel most aligned, trying to understand a place that has already shaped you, or simply curious about your own relationship with geography and the stars**, I highly recommend exploring Nova’s work.
She’s top-notch—and I’m excited to keep following the map with her.
