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Linda Zlotnik

Linda Zlotnik

Linda "Moonrabbit" Zlotnick is a veteran professional astrologer (practicing since 1975) and author of "Death Charts: An Astrological Tool for the Bereaved" and "Star Sisters," based in Minneapolis.

Sep 27, 2026

MannahHOST
2:29
Yeah.
2:30
Right.
2:30
So the date I entered it, like it just came up like a birth chart, you know, I entered it on the computer and there it was, it looked just like a birth chart, but I thought there has to be some understanding about the, why this happened now and what was happening on a kind of more spiritual or cosmic level.
2:55
So it took a few years for me to actually be able to see anything because I was in such a deep grief.
3:02
But I'm very happy to share with your audience because I think a lot of them are astrologers.
3:09
what the symbolism was and what happened because it was so powerful and it really moved me to start studying this so I could help other people.
3:21
So what was the symbolism? I assumed, and then this started proving it true, that the ascendant would be the moment of the last breath, just like in a birth chart, it would be the moment of the first breath.

16 MINS LATER

MannahHOST
19:10
yeah absolutely yeah i'm very aware of them yeah and and the confusing thing for me is always the the span of them is it like yes six weeks is it longer sometimes you know you see something retrospect
5:29
And that will shift communication and bring kind of more emotional overtones into things that, you know, when, when we're in the Gemini season and Mercury's in Gemini, things are kind of heady.
5:46
They're intellectual.
5:47
They're a little detached.
5:49
But Cancer, mm, Mercury in Cancer, people can get their feelings hurt really easily.

6 MINS LATER

11:47
Sure.
11:47
"Would you like to hear it?" And she said, "Just a minute." And then she talked about the second diagnosis, and she talked about her mom's sister, and this long, involved story.
11:57
And when the hour was up, I said, you know, "Sorry, we have to end now." And she took a deep breath, and she looked at me, and she said, "You know, nobody's ever really listened-

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