As astrology draws curiosity as both a spiritual practice and a lens for self-understanding. Its symbolic language of image can speak meaningfully to our modern linear life.
In this conversation, we visit with Gregory Done we explore the relationship between fate and free will, and how inherited ancestral patterns shape our character, our challenges, and our sense of purpose.
We also discuss the difference between astrology as dialogue versus fortune telling, the nature of “ghosts” as unresolved generational trauma, and the deeper role of inner nature as a freedom untouched by fate.
Listen in for a discussion on ancestry, symbol, and resolution, and what it means to work toward wholeness within the currents of one’s own life.
My most heartfelt clinical tip is to be honest about what does and doesn’t work for you and your patients – don’t get stuck in a style, system, or technique, and don’t be a “true believer.”
Dr. Gregory David Done, DSOM, L.Ac.
My name is Gregory David Done, DSOM, L.Ac. I am a practitioner of Classical Chinese Medicine and Polestar Astrology. I have an MA in Buddhist Studies from Naropa University and a Doctor of Science in Oriental Medicine from the National University of Natural Medicine. I am a published poet and author and write extensively on the Chinese tradition as taught by Liu Ming.
I am deeply interested in the immigration and cultural assimilation of Asian Wisdom and Wellness traditions in America and a vocal proponent of a pluralistic, non-sectarian approach to practice guided by traditional culture and lineage.
I currently live in Enumclaw, WA, and practice at Docere Integrated Medicine.
Learn more about Dr. Gregory Done. Visit his Website.
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