About Me

Hello. I'm Lesia Valentine and I've been practicing astrology since 1979, so I have 40 years of experience. I  began my career in Vail, Colorado, where my daily astrology column, The Lady in Suite 303, was published in The Vail Daily, Aspen Times and Summit Daily News (Dillon and Breckenridge) late in the '90's. When Uranus squared my natal moon, I returned to my hometown of Memphis.
My philosophy is that the cycles of the planets create the instructions for life, and the means through which we can discover our true purpose and live our most authentic lives.

The question most often asked of me is "Will I ever win the lottery?"  It's the study of that question that led me to the discovery of a planetary pattern which appears in every lottery winner's chart, one that is constantly changing but easy to find, by anyone who understands the fundamentals of astrology. Having compiled and delineated over 250 winning lottery charts, I'm very excited about sharing the results with all those who are able to read charts.

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  1. Hi Lesia, I contacted a few years back and thought maybe you could help me with this question. What do you look for when someone is going to go into business for themselves? Is there a way to tell is the business will succeed? Any help would be most appreciated. The person who will be starting a business was born March 31, 1980 at 3:01 AM, in Winnipeg Manitoba Canada. Any help would be most appreciated. Thanks

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  2. Dear Canadian Friend, I turned your question into a blog post which you can find here:

    https://memphisastrology.blogspot.com/2018/09/will-business-succeed.html

    Thanks for reading and for the question.

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  3. You are absolutely amazing at this Lesia! I sure miss our chats :) hope your doing amazingly well

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    1. Hi E-C. It's nice to hear from you. Send me an email and catch me up. You still hear from M?

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  4. Hi Lesia, I came across you cos I have been writing my autobiography as an astrologer based around my Grand Cross, and came across your post where you wrote about case studies, which are a big deal to me. You mentioned that you have a Fixed Grand Cross like me, but that it had no positive angles to it. I know what it's like, fortunately I have positive aspects to mine, particularly Pluto that connects to all the points in the Grand Cross.

    Your topics are cool, appreciate the work and clarity. You don't need to rely only on positive angles to your GC. You can also use Fixed Stars. :) Hit me up anytime, I do astronomy-based astrology. <3

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  5. Hi Sally-Anne, I share your love of writing. It's all the astrologers who moonlight as writers who led me to believe that astrology belongs to the 9th house with the higher mind and publishing, and astrologers to the 11th where Uranus's influence says it all! Because of the information you gave in a different comment on a different post, I think it would benefit you to delve deeper into your own life & psyche through astrology during your writing journey. Unless your goal is to write about how you misread your chart, and the impact it had on your life when you discovered the most important premise of your understanding of yourself is a fallacy. That could be an interesting story. Astrology can be a gift of catharsis when it's truly understood. That would go a long way toward a masterpiece. Best wishes with your writing goals.

    P.S. You should sign up for Jane Friedman's newsletters and blog digest about writing and publishing. She & her guest professionals are genuine help to we writers. You probably already know of her.

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