Welcome to Ghost of a Podcast. I'm your host, Jessica Lanyadoo. I'm an astrologer, psychic medium, and animal communicator, and I'm going to give you your weekly horoscope and no-bullshit mystical advice for living your very best life.

Welcome back to Ghost of a Podcast. We have a lot to talk about this week astrologically. We're going to look at the astrology of March 15th through the 21st. This forecast includes a New Moon in Pisces, the Equinox, our move into Aries, and a bunch of other very important transits. We're going to talk about it in a minute, and I'm going to give you a TL;DR, just a high-level overview of the transits, in just a moment.

But first I want to just take a moment to talk, as I like to do, about the value of prediction. So the way that you use astrology may be to contextualize how you feel, to help you plan and sort through what you're experiencing, both in dynamics with other people or at work or in the world, or also just inside of yourself. There's a lot of ways of using astrology.

The danger in times like these, where there is so much uncertainty, when there is so much frightening news—and I always want to encourage you to listen to the news, to pay attention to the news, to make sure that you are informed about what's happening in the world around you both locally and in the world at-large. But in this time, it's very tempting to use astrology to, quote unquote, figure out what's going to happen next, to get ahead of things, to predict calamity. And it's something that can feed your nervous system in a really bad way, actually.

And so I want to just take a moment on this here astrology podcast to encourage you to align or realign how you're using astrology. Mercury is still Retrograde, and that ends this week. So we'll talk about that in a minute. But Mercury is still Retrograde, and this is always a good time to revisit the way that you take in information, the way that you sort through information, and the value of the information that you're taking in. Astrology is really valuable, and we can use it to predict. But when things are outside of your control, what is the value of predicting what is going to happen? Better instead to use astrology to help you to become more centered, more present, so that you can engage with the realities you find yourself in here and now. You cannot navigate a future that hasn't yet happened. You cannot change your past.

But you do have agency. You have power. You have choice in this moment, in the present. And there's always a risk that you or me or somebody else is going to use astrology as a way to try to bypass this present moment to fixate on a future or a past that is outside of our agency. Plan for the future in the present. All you can do is be present or abandon the present—kind of not a lot of other options, right?

And so, this week, as you scroll through the internet and get exposed to lots of different astrological ideas and predictions, some of which may really soothe you, some of which may really inspire you, and some of which may scare the shit out of you, what I want to ground you into is this very simple question: is this useful? Or how is this useful? And if it doesn't have a valid use that empowers you in the here and now to adapt, to educate yourself, to act in some way, or to maybe act a little less—you know, pull back in some way—if there isn't a utility, then maybe it's not your best tool in the moment.

And it's up to each of us as individuals to identify what tool is best for the job. And sometimes the best tool at our disposal is astrology. I mean, I certainly believe that. I am an astrologer. But sometimes it's not the best tool and it's not the tool that I reach for because predictions of the future can sometimes make you feel really disempowered, can sometimes really freak you out. And so you've got to kind of know yourself well enough to know what you can take in and take on in a healthy way in the moment.

And again, this is not an invitation to spiritually bypass and not educate yourself about the world.  That's not what I'm getting at. We want to challenge and expand our capacity to be educated and informed. But predictions are theoretical. Whether they're political predictions, whether you're listening to some historian who's got really accurate track record on predicting what comes next in the world, you're listening to an astrologer—predictions are theoretical until they occur. And therefore, we must treat them as theoretical instead of factual, just like your feelings are really important data, but they're not facts. And your past is really important data, but it's not a predictive tool for your future.

As we live through this overarching transit of the Saturn/Neptune conjunction, we are inevitably going to continue to be confronted by confusion, overwhelm, feelings of exhaustion and anxiety, a sense of, "There's nothing I can do. It's an impossible situation"—quandaries that we don't know how to navigate. That's what the transit does. That's what it triggers.

And in response to that, we, both as individuals and as a collective, have tendencies for how we navigate anxiety. Some people might get really agitated. Some people might get really sad. Some people might have a hard time sleeping. Other people might sleep incessantly. And you might fit all of those things. You might do all of those things over the course of time.

What I'm getting at here and what's really important is that we are being challenged to sort through reality—Saturn—in ways that don't crush our spirit—Neptune. We are being really asked to find a way to stay connected to reality—Saturn—in ways that still reflect our beliefs, our connection to others, and our empathy, our humanity—Neptune. And it's hard. So don't use astrology as a tool to bypass any of that. And it can be used that way.

Now, I'm giving you a little heads-up, on the day that Mercury goes direct, a.k.a., on March 20th of 2026, I am dropping a new class. And it's radically different than anything I've ever taught. It's not a one-time class. It's a series that takes place over the course of five weeks. I'm offering a class on alignment. And each week, we're going to spend 90 minutes together live. And if you can't make it live, it's no worries. I mean, who can make all five weeks of a five-week class? I don't know. But everyone who signs up will get the video replay in their inbox.

And what we will do each week is really unpack the five layers or steps that I have come to find are essential for achieving a sense of alignment, true connection with this moment, and the self so that you are best resourced. Something that I really cherish is answering questions live, so there will definitely be a chance to ask questions and upvote the ones that you think are the best so that we can really have a conversation that supports you in your journey and sometimes struggles with achieving a sense of alignment and tapping into your agency, being present, and acting in ways that reflect what and who you love, what and who you care about, instead of your fears and insecurities and ingrained habits.

So there will be more information available on my website, and you can learn more about the class on March 20th, when I am dropping it—I suppose Mercury Retrograde allowing, but that's the plan. So stay tuned for more information about that, and as always, you can get more information by joining me on Patreon, where I am having constant conversations and inviting lots of feedback for the stuff I offer and how I offer it. And also, you can sign up for my mailing list on my website, so lovelanyadoo.com or ghostofapodcast.com.

Okay. All that said, let's dive into your forecast. So we're looking at the astrology of March 15th through the 21st, but I promised a TL;DR, so let me give it to you. Okay. On the 15th, Mercury and Mars meet, which means everyone is annoying, including you. So just be kind, okay? Be patient; be kind. On the 18th, we'll have a New Moon in Pisces, a Venus square to Jupiter, and a Sun sextile to Uranus. Be intentional about the energy with which you do things. Be intentional, and strive to be generous and open. That's going to be really important.

On the 20th, Mercury goes direct. We enter into a new season with the Spring Equinox. And this is going to be a time to, again, be open and let newness in. And then, finally, on the 21st, we're going to have a Mars trine to Jupiter and some of the energy from a Sun conjunction to Neptune. And so listen. Boundaries are your buddy. Boundaries are your buddy, especially when you're tired. I'm talking about spiritual tired. I'm talking about body tired. I’m talking about tired of it all. Boundaries are your buddy. That's your TL;DR.

Now, let's dive into your actual forecast. Okay. So our first exact transit this week is on Sunday, March 15th. We have Mercury Retrograde meeting up with Mars at 10 degrees of Pisces and 2 minutes. This transit will be exact at 1:08 a.m. Pacific Time. So, as I said, you're annoying. I am annoying. Everyone's annoying when Mercury and Mars meet. This transit ratchets up irritability and agitation, keeping in mind Mercury is your friends and Mars is your competitors. Mercury is your thoughts. It's how you listen. It's how you communicate. And Mars is urgent and passionate, competitive, again, and can really just act before processing.

Because Mercury Retrograde is meeting up with Mars in Pisces, this transit can coincide with a feeling of paranoia, feeling like something is most certainly what you think it is, even though you have jumped to conclusions or been kind of influenced by somebody else who has jumped to conclusions. You know how it goes, right? You feel insecure about something, and then someone comes and says something that feeds the stronger part of what you're feeling, and you have a tendency to believe it.

This transit can absolutely coincide with being influenced, just kind of spontaneously, because you're agitated and you're just looking for something to react to. So strive to be kind. Strive to be empathetic—this is happening in Pisces—kind and empathetic to yourself if you're feeling irritable, kind and empathetic to someone else if they're being irritable. Do you see where I'm going with this?

When I tell you that this transit can stimulate decisiveness, that might make you think, "Oh, cool, I'll have the answers, and I'll make a decision based on that." And that's certainly possible. But another thing that's possible is that you feel like shit or you feel confused or you feel overwhelmed, and you decide that that's the way it's going to be forever. It may be that you jump to conclusions in ways that aren't particularly helpful.

Now, let's say none of that happens with you. Let's say you are kinder than an angel, and you never get irritable, and you never jump to conclusions, and everything is perfect. There are still people in the world who are going to trigger you. Even more important to consider is that Mercury conjunction to Mars, because it ratchets up irritability and competitiveness and passion and urgency—it can lead to impulsive, defensive action. It can empower people who are acting out of deeply held spiritual beliefs, whether those people are woo or religious, to act in defense of their spiritual convictions. And as we are living in a world that is increasingly being influenced by white Christian nationalism, this is certainly worth paying attention to.

The role of Mars, in transit, natally, in different ways—the role of Mars has to do with our motivations, what motivates you, the motivations underpinning your actions—that kind of a thing. But also, sometimes it's external factors motivating action, motivating ideas. And so this is a really valuable time for you to check in with your motivations. What's motivating how you talk to yourself, how you engage with other people, your social and political convictions, how you navigate your health and community health? What motivates you?

Mercury Retrograde is always a time where we can reflect and where we can learn more about ourselves, our patterns, and the world around us. But a transit like this—it just stokes the fire. It agitates everything. And so this is a valuable time to learn more about your own irritability, your own impulsiveness, your own entitlement, because Mercury and Mars together really can lead to major entitlement issues. You may feel entitled to be a jerk to one person because—fill in the blank story. And when you entitle yourself to certain kinds of behaviors because of whatever fill in the blank, does that change the fact that you're behaving in a way that is potentially maybe unkind or not generous or whatever?

Listen. I am a fan of boundaries, really such a deep fan of boundaries. But having healthy boundaries requires that you are present and not just reactive, because when you are operating from a reactive place inside of yourself, you are not coming from clarity within yourself. And that clarity within yourself is what's necessary in order to have and navigate your boundaries.

Mercury conjunction to Mars may be a time where you have fights with people, and again, I would say make sure you're fighting for something and not just against something. Make sure, if you're fighting, it's not just because you're fucking irritated, but instead something is wrong that requires you to get involved and make shit happen.

This is going to be an ugly time in comment sections, just an ugly time, because people have a tendency to take out their shitty feelings on others, especially when it has so few immediate personal implications like a comment section could do.  Don't waste your energy on bots. Don't waste your energy off-gassing emotions that you would do better to process intentionally. So, yeah, it's going to be annoying. But you can learn a lot from it. So do your best this Mercury/Mars conjunction.

Now, that brings us to Wednesday, the 18th of March, on which date we have not one but three exact transits, okay? At exactly 9:09 a.m. Pacific Time, Venus will be at 15 degrees of Aries and 11 minutes, forming an exact square to Jupiter at the same degrees of Pisces. A little later that afternoon, at 1:20 p.m. Pacific Time, the Sun will be at 28 degrees and 15 minutes of Pisces, forming an exact sextile to Uranus at the same degrees of Taurus. And then, later that evening, at 6:23 p.m. Pacific Time, we have a New Moon in Pisces. The Sun and Moon will both be at 28 degrees of Pisces.

We're going to focus on the New Moon in Pisces, but first I want to just give you some important things to consider with those two other exact transits. The Sun sextile to Uranus brings about the energy and opportunity to be creative, inventive, to be open to possibility, to collaborate with ideas and people and circumstances with greater inventiveness than you might at other times. This is a lovely fucking transit.

We also have that Venus square to Jupiter. Now, Venus square to Jupiter is one of the squares you want in life because when Venus and Jupiter come together for the sextile or the trine, honestly, it can make you a little lazy, a little self-indulgent. It doesn't make shit happen. Venus square to Jupiter, however, can make shit happen. It can empower you to connect to people that you have a good feeling about, to act in expansive ways based on your values system. It can empower you to feel better, to be more playful, more generous, and that's, again, really very well needed right now.

The only words of warning I have for this particular square are don't overextend yourself. And that goes for your personal finances. This is not a great time for major purchases that are spontaneous or frivolous, like not related to your needs. And also, it's not a great time for overextending yourself romantically. So that could mean any number of things, depending on your nature and your circumstances.

But this can be a transit, especially if it hits your chart directly, that simulates a little juj in your life—you know what I mean? A little flirtation, a little action. But it's important that you remember who you are and you work within your own values and your own capacity so that you don't do that classic Jupiter overextension thing that can happen whenever a square happens to or from Jupiter.

Now, we're going to keep all this in mind as we dive into the chart for the New Moon in Pisces. Okay. So we are looking at the chart of the New Moon in Pisces, and if you are not watching the video version, the video version of this podcast is available on my website, on the free page of my Patreon, on YouTube, and on whatever platforms are supporting video episodes these days, so—in case you're curious.

Okay. So, on the 18th, the New Moon is exact, as I said, 6:23 p.m. Pacific Time. And we have this New Moon at 28 degrees of Pisces. This is peak Pisces energies. We have the Mercury/Mars conjunction still—it's not in exactitude, but it's still active. Mercury is still Retrograde. We have that Saturn/Neptune conjunction involved in our New Moon. The New Moon is at 28 degrees of Pisces, and Neptune is at 1 degree of Aries and 42 minutes, making it conjunct. Saturn is more widely conjunct, as well, at 3 degrees of Aries and 56 minutes.

So what's it all mean? First of all, New Moons are always a time for setting intentions. And this particular New Moon, I should mention, marks we are no longer in Eclipse Season. Everything with the Eclipses has happened, and it's going to play out in due time. But for now, we are in our New Moon moment. And we have a lot of supportive transits inside of this chart, with Uranus forming a sextile to the Sun and Moon, Neptune and Saturn more widely. Pluto is also forming a sextile to those same planets.

So we have these outer planet supports, which can help us to deal with this energy. But let's focus on the center. A New Moon in Pisces is a time for being really intentional about your dreams, and I don't mean like your sleepy time. I'm talking about deeply held hopes and dreams for yourself. This is a time for being intentional about where your energy pools.

This New Moon is giving—if you fuck with the Tarot, it's giving Hanged Man. It's giving Moon card. Okay? It's not a time when we are meant to have answers. In fact, because of Neptune's proximity to the New Moon in Pisces, we are likely to be really swimming in what we don't know. Within that, there's a great deal of fertile energy. There's potential. If you don't know what to do or what's going to happen or how you got here, then kind of anything is possible. It's not just that negative things or challenging things are possible. Kind of anything is possible. Because Saturn's proximity to the New Moon—we are likely to be in more of a scarcity mindset or a negative mindset.

The potential here is that you identify where and how you need healthier boundaries. Neptune and Pisces are so much about big spirituality. And with big spirituality, in order to make sense of the information we get, the hopes we have, the tools we're working with, we need to recognize that we're working with our spirituality from our tiny little meat suits on this really big planet.

In order to assess the best way to navigate towards building your dreams, you've got to start where you're at. And I mean that in a really material sense as much as I mean it in a spiritual sense or a psychological or emotional sense. You can only begin at the beginning, and the beginning is where you're at, or right now. New Moons happen once a month to kind of reconnect us to beginnings, to the reality that we are in a constant cycle of renewal as humans living in bodies on planets. We are in a constant state of renewal. And when you forget that, you stop growing. You stop evolving.

Because of Neptune's proximity to the New Moon, your sensitivities are likely to be very expanded. This is not a good time for fucking with consciousness-raising drugs or going out and getting loaded, because the veil—your auric field, however you want to think of it—is thin. It's super thin. It's not a good time to invite in any kind of potentially parasitic energies. And "parasite" sounds really bad, but what we're talking about is energies that need to kind of feed on you in order to thrive or to live. And on an energetic level, that can happen pretty easily amongst people. We kind of tap into others as a way to feel better a lot of times.

Again, this New Moon in Pisces is an invitation to be aware of your energies and to have healthy boundaries so that you are accountable to yourself, and not by yourself. You can be interdependent. However, this New Moon is really a time when you are meant to be mindful about your own energy and how it flows, whether and how you are a good steward of your own energy. Neptune has so much to do with interconnectedness. You've heard me talk in recent episodes about the tapestry of humanity. It's a very Neptunian concept. When we consider how we are individual threads in the larger tapestry of our communities, our projects, our cares, and of humanity itself, then it becomes a little bit easier to accept that you don't exactly know how the tapestry is going to be woven.

I think about trees a lot, and something I think about is how trees communicate with each other through their root system underground. And the more connected they are with each other, the stronger they are. And what this refers to is something very Piscean, very Neptunian. It refers to our interconnectedness in the dark, our interconnectedness in that classic twelfth-house, Neptunian, Piscean way, which is energetic as opposed to strictly material.

So this is a really powerful time for you to really tap into the ways in which you are connected, how you feed it, the boundaries you hold around it, what you offer to others, what you take. That interdependence and reciprocity is the energetics of flow. If all you do is give, there's not a lot of flow. If all you do is take, ditto—not a lot of flow.

This is a time to cultivate more self-awareness. It's not a time for judgment. It's not a time for perfectionism. It's a time for emotional self-awareness. And within that, most of us struggle with the question of, "What does it mean? What do I do? What am I supposed to do next?" And that's not what this New Moon wants you to ask. Hang out in the not knowing. Hang out in the emotions of it all. That's the move.

And again, luckily, Uranus and Pluto are supporting you in doing just that. And that Jupiter/Venus square actually reaffirms our connection to our values system and the big-picture project of living in accordance with your values. And it is a big-picture project. It's not just something that you do this week or because of some sort of transit. It's the journey of being a person living in alignment with what they believe, with what they care about—again, easier said than done, but that's what's up.

Now, you may be feeling really tired. You may be feeling anxious, paranoid, all those classic Neptunian/Piscean feelings. And if that's the case, try to remember to rein in your energetic boundaries. If you're like, "What the fuck is that? How do I rein in my boundaries?" I have lots of content about this on my Patreon talking about how to bring in your sonar, how to shield yourself energetically. Having good psychic hygiene is helpful in life, especially in times when the collective field is resonating with so much fear.

And on the topic of fear, I actually just gave an hour-long talk on fear and how to navigate it on my Patreon. And it is available for free members. So you can listen to that over there. But in the context of that conversation, something that came up—something that comes up a lot whenever we talk about fear, which is the idea that fear is a, quote unquote, "low vibration" feeling. And I reject that wholeheartedly.

Fear is a feeling. Where we lose our energy is when we have maladjusted coping mechanisms with our fears. Ignoring our fears is not living in reality. And not living in reality actually makes you much more vulnerable to the things that you would be scared of or that you should be scared of, because the truth is you should be scared of lots of things. There are lots of dangers in the world. And having healthy fear and a healthy relationship to fear keeps you safe. It keeps the people around you safe.

So we don't want to demonize any of our emotions, any of our instincts, but instead cultivate a healthy relationship to those things. When you have a healthy relationship to things like fear and anxiety, then when they come up, you can assess, "Huh. Where is the wisdom in this? Where do I need to treat this like data, and where do I need to treat this like a way that I need to support myself?" because, as you have heard me say many times before and I will say many times again, what is hard for you, where you struggle—that's not what's wrong with you. That's where you need more curiosity and care.

And this New Moon in Pisces is a great time to be connected, for better or worse, with where you need more care, more curiosity, and healthier boundaries, which—let's keep in mind your boundaries are yours to identify and uphold. You can communicate them to other people and certainly hope for them to respect your boundaries, but at the end of the day, when other people don't respect your boundaries or don't respond to them in the way you would prefer, that's really important information for you to get. And then it's on you to navigate your boundaries in response to that new information.

All right. So that brings us to Friday, March 20th, where we have a couple of noteworthy things occurring. The Sun moves into Aries at exactly 7:46 a.m. Pacific Time, and this marks the Spring Equinox. The Equinox is a time of renewal. It is a time for growth and being intentional. Really, it's about acting on purpose. It's having your motivations at the forefront of not just your mind, but of your energy, being clear about what's motivating you so that you start things—it's spring—start things intentionally and with the fullness of your energy.

Aries is the zodiac sign that is governed by the planet Mars, which is the planet of action and urgency. Now, the best parts of Aries are about growth and being intentional and acting on purpose. And so I want to invite you to tap into this energy on the 20th because, between that and our New Moon in Pisces, there is a lot of energy for setting intentions. And there is a lot of confusion. There's a lot of anxiety. So the more clarity you on-purpose cultivate the better.

And happily, later this day, at 12:33 p.m. Pacific Time, Mercury goes direct. So communication clarifies itself. Things start to be a little less confusing, a little less all over the place, and plans go a little bit more to one's liking. So Mercury being direct doesn't mean it's not in a Retroshady period, and that Retroshade is really when the planet Mercury moves back through the degrees that it was already in in a Retrograde. So it's like moving through the Retrograde period but doing it direct. So Mercury is direct. Throw a party, stop blaming your problems on it, and let's talk about the final transit of this week.

So the last exact transit of this week is occurring on the 21st, which is Saturday. And we have Mars forming an exact trine to Jupiter. This will be exact at 5:01 p.m. Pacific Time with Mars at 15 degrees of Pisces and 17 minutes trining Jupiter at the same degrees of Cancer. So this is a lovely transit. It's such a good transit. Mars trine to Jupiter increases your resiliency. So it's a great time for working on recovery from anything—so mental recovery, physical recovery, spiritual recovery. This is a good time to tap into your resiliency, your capacity, your bravery, and make things happen.

Whether you want to make things happen on the material level, the emotional, or the spiritual, this transit is fucking fantastic. Not only does it strengthen your willingness to do shit—because Mars is related to the ego, and Jupiter is about growth—but it also empowers you to act with less scarcity mindedness, without a whole lot of anxiety.

Now, in a moment, I'm going to share something that kind of contradicts this, but I want to say this. Mars trine to Jupiter is great for playing sports or working on teams, for hooking up and getting fun, sexy energies going with someone or with yourself. Mars trine to Jupiter is great for working for repair and recovery. It's great for starting a new project or putting yourself out there in some meaningful way. It's really kind of like Jupiter expanding the best parts of Mars. So yay.

The one little note I'm going to give you here is the Sun conjunction to Neptune that is happening in Aries—it's exact on Sunday, the 22nd. So we're very much feeling the energies here on Saturday, the 21st. I'm going to go more in depth into the transit in next week's forecast, but you should know about it because you're going to be feeling it this week.

The Sun conjunction to Neptune is disorienting. It can be demoralizing. It can be confusing. It's kind of the opposite of everything I just said. It makes you feel just scared of putting yourself out there, insecure, paranoid. You may be comparing yourself to other people or comparing your situation to other people's situation. So, where the Mars trine to Jupiter is like, "Va-va-voom," the Sun conjunction to Neptune is, "Bring me a heating pad. I want to hide under the blankets." Okay?

So the downside of the combination is that it can increase paranoia, fantasies, misunderstandings, and have you empowered to just get in there and act on those things. That's the negative risk. The positive potential is that you are feeling a little bit tapped or exhausted; you are feeling a little anxious—but you are brave enough and well resourced enough to navigate and to make the most of that energy.

Ultimately, what we come back to is the need for healthy boundaries. It's the need for navigating intentionally and on purpose through the things we don't know as well as the things we do know, the things we deeply want and the things we're scared of. This is sticky, tricky astrology. It's a sticky, tricky time. But you're not alone. You're not alone. And even if you're alone, you're not alone.

On a material level, so many of us are isolated. So many of us don't have the kinds of relationships we wish we had. But even if you are in that situation, you are connected to nature. You do have the World Wide Web. It is a World Wide Web, and having connections in digital space is still being connected to people. Do not convince yourself that you are completely alone. Isolating yourself is a very classic Neptunian response to anxiety. Honestly, Pluto can get really isolative, and so can Saturn as well. So can Uranus, if we really start to unpack it.

But contextual to the astrology we're in, if you need to isolate because it's restorative, go for it. When you start to recognize that you are isolating as an anxiety response and it's making you feel worse, start chipping away at that by connecting to—I don't know—if you're anything like me, trees, the root systems of trees, which exist under the building that you live in, or at least it can.

Connect to nature, to spirit, whatever that means for you. Allow music to make you feel more connected to the world at-large. Whatever it is that inspires you and supports you in being revitalized, tap into it on purpose because you care about yourself. And understand that caring about yourself is foundational for being able to show up for and with others. We need to be able to resource ourselves so that we can be connected in the world and for the world, and that is deeply, deeply needed at this time.

Now, I'm going to run through the transits one more time. And also, if you want to read the transcript of this episode, it's going to be available on my website within about 24 hours. On the 15th, Mercury will meet up with Mars, and it will be a lot. On the 18th, we have our New Moon in Pisces, a Venus square to Jupiter, and a Sun sextile to Uranus. On the 20th, my five-week series on alignment will be available. It's also the Equinox. It's also when Mercury goes direct. And then, on the 21st, Mars forms an exact trine to Jupiter, and we're feeling the vibes of the Sun conjunction to Neptune in Aries.

If you would like to get a reading with me, there is literally only one way of doing it, and it's through the podcast. You can go ahead and send a question to be considered for the podcast through the contact form on my website over at ghostofapodcast.com.

All right. Take really good care of yourself and others, and I will talk to you in just a couple of days. Bye.