Show Notes
In this episode, Britten continues her series on self-abandonment through the houses of the birth chart, turning toward the Second House: a realm of livelihood, abundance, resources, and our relationship to what sustains us. She explores why self-abandonment can feel especially charged here, tracing the ways scarcity, inherited conditioning, and larger oppressive systems shape our beliefs about worth, provision, and what is possible. Returning to themes of innocence and unshaming, she asks listeners to consider how deeply conditioned stories about money and resources can pull us away from trusting ourselves. Britten reflects on her own relationship with financial healing, sharing how recovery, grief, and rebuilding trust in herself became part of reclaiming agency after divorce. Along the way, she explores the Second House as a place where we learn to return to our own house rather than surrender ourselves to someone else's authority or inherited ideas about safety. Through the lens of Emergence Astrology as a path of repair, remembering, renewal, and recovery, she invites listeners into a different possibility: relating to themselves as the well, trusting their own regenerativity, and slowly learning to believe that abundance can move through them rather than live somewhere outside of them.
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