For the bicultural Asian woman who's been trying to carve out an identity
in the gap between East and West - never quite enough of either.

Western astrology knows one half of you. Chinese astrology holds the other.

Together, for the first time, you are whole.

too Eastern for the West,
but too Western for the East?

let me help you bridge that gap.

If you were born overseas, or immigrated over when you were young (I moved to Australia from China when I was five), you know the feeling of never fitting in no matter how much you change your appearance or personality.

Western astrology gave me a language for my inner world.

Chinese astrology gave me a way back to my heritage.

Together they gave me something I'd been searching for my whole life:
a complete picture of who I am.

And that's exactly what I want to give you, the daughter who's always known what's expected of her - but never quite known herself.

My mission is to help you finally see yourself.
And put you first.

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Hi, I'm Linda.

✧ WESTERN ASTROLOGER · CERTIFIED FENG SHUI CONSULTANT · ADVANCED BAZI STUDENT

I'm the eldest daughter of immigrant parents. I moved to Australia when I was 5, and grew up caught between two cultures, two languages, two identities - never quite sure which version of me was the real one. All while helping my parents raise my 2 baby sisters.

And of course, trying to fit in with the white girls at my school (anyone else have an embarrassing childhood phase of wishing they were white...?)

It was Western astrology that first made me feel seen, but it didn't feel complete.

It wasn't until I started reclaiming my Chinese roots and identity - a painful journey of confronting my own internalised Sinophobia - that the missing piece fell into place.

Chinese astrology didn't just complete the picture, it felt like coming home to a part of myself I'd spent 20+ years pretending didn't exist - and finally being able to see the invisible threads that had been weaving through my life all along.