​ABOUT MIRJAM SCHNEIDER

A Lifelong Study of Pattern & Meaning

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I've spent the last sixteen years doing what many would consider a strange kind of work: sitting with people at the edge of their lives — at crossroads, in confusion, in moments of quiet desperation, high curiosity or electric possibility — and helping them find their way through using the stars as their personal roadmap.

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I was sixteen years old when something clicked. Not the horoscope-in-a-magazine kind of click, because I'd always been highly sceptical when it came to the validity of those generalised predictions. It was a genuine, very exciting and slightly unsettling realisation that there might be a language beneath the surface of things — a pattern connecting the outer world to the inner one — when I looked up the supposed character traits of a major crush at the time and found out he was my perfect astrological match. I was already fascinated by psychology, by what makes people tick, by the strange symbolism and synchronicities that seemed to run through everything. Astrology answered something I didn't yet know I was asking.

What began as obsessive self-study and a long series of aha moments grew into formal training — I sat the exam of the German Astrological Association (DAV) in 2010, and haven't stopped learning since. I've contributed to magazine features and star sign columns in both Germany and England, spoken at conventions, and presented at the Astrological Lodge of London. But the work I care most about happens one-on-one in consultation (as an 8th house person, I do love intense settings).

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Here's the thing I don't always lead with: I know what it feels like to be genuinely stuck — not just indecisive, but caught in patterns you can see but can't seem to escape, facing decisions that feel too big and too unclear all at once. My own astrological journey wasn't just intellectual. It was the tool that helped me see myself clearly, break through emotional and mental blocks, and make choices I could actually stand behind. That experience lives in every session I hold.

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In recent years, tarot has joined the practice — not as fortune-telling, but as another rich symbolic language for self-reflection and insight. The cards and the chart speak to each other in ways I find endlessly useful.