69: Feng Shui Your Way with Janine Lowe - Episode 6969: Feng Shui Your Way with Janine Lowe - Episode 69
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Janine Lowe talks with astrologer Linda “Moonrabbit” Slotnick about using death charts to bring context and meaning to grief. Their conversation touches on patterns in loss, easing guilt and how astrology can sit alongside other support while people find their way through bereavement.
34:41•7 Sept 2026
Feng Shui, Death Charts and Finding Meaning in Grief
Episode Overview
- Astrology is presented as one supportive tool among many for people processing grief, sitting alongside therapy and other forms of help.
- Death charts use the date, time and place of death to reflect the moment of passing and can be paired with a natal chart to show how the loss impacts the bereaved.
- Recurring patterns appear in Moonrabbit’s work, such as Uranus in sudden deaths and Saturn in long, drawn-out illnesses, with eclipses marking powerful turning points.
- Many clients carry deep guilt and self-blame, and death chart work can help challenge the idea that different actions would necessarily have changed the outcome.
- Staying open to dreams and subtle experiences can help people feel an ongoing connection with those who have died.
“One of the gifts of the death chart is that it will talk about that moment that the person departs and often it will mirror the experience the person had with them leaving.”
How do people find hope in the darkest times? Feng Shui Your Way with Janine Lowe takes a surprising route into that question by talking with veteran astrologer Linda “Moonrabbit” Slotnick about grief, loss and what she calls “death charts”. Rather than focusing on décor or decluttering, this conversation centres on astrology as a comfort for the bereaved. Moonrabbit has more than five decades of experience and has worked with nearly 200 grieving clients.
Her approach started with the most personal of losses – the death of her identical twin. She recalls being at her sister’s bedside, clocking the exact moment of death and later realising, through the chart, that “even though I wasn’t ready for her to depart, she had come to a closure point in her own life.” Janine brings her own background in Chinese astrology, which keeps the chat grounded and relatable.
They compare birth charts and death charts, talk about why accurate times matter, and explain how Moonrabbit places a client’s natal chart in a biwheel with the death chart to show how the loss is affecting them now. You’ll hear about patterns Moonrabbit has noticed – such as Uranus showing up in sudden deaths and Saturn in long illnesses – and how eclipses can feel like moments when people come “face-to-face with their destiny”.
There’s honest talk about guilt, self‑blame and the aching question so many carry: is my loved one okay? Moonrabbit shares her own comfort in dreams of her twin and stresses that astrology should sit alongside, not replace, grief counselling and other support.
If you’re curious about astrology as a gentle tool for meaning-making after loss, or you work with people in grief and want another lens to understand their experience, this conversation might give you a new way to think about both endings and what comes after. Could a chart help you see your loss – and yourself – a little differently?
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