Rooted in a deep ancestral lineage of astrologers, mystics and priestesses, Raquel Spring is a world-renowned fourth-generation astrologer celebrated for her wisdom and unique voice in the field of evolutionary consciousness. Her work empowers visionary leaders to awaken their path of purpose, sovereignty, and freedom.

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As a global speaker and teacher, Raquel integrates a wide range of skills into her retreats and visionary leadership programs. Her expertise includes counseling, NLP, social and modern psychology, physiognomy, graphology, nonverbal communication, and esoteric systems.
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Through her intimate relationship with the stars, Raquel interprets and embodies the psychological desires and evolutionary intentions of any chart.

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Raquel Spring's journey began in an unconventional setting, with The Children of God, a radical cult where she was born and raised. She spent the first 27 years of her life in large communes, completely isolated from the outside world and preparing for “the end of days.” At just two months old, she nearly died from double pneumonia. The doctors gave her one day to live. As her mother lay by her crib to say goodbye, her father and others standing outside the hospital witnessed a large Starcraft hover above the building, emanating a piercing light. The loud hum of the engines sent vibrations through their bodies. At that same moment, her mother saw a bright light enter through the open window, followed by a row of chubby baby angels hovering above Raquel’s crib. Their wings shimmered with a blend of pastel and fluorescent hues, and their chirping filled the room like birdsong. In that instant, her parents knew Raquel's life was destined for a greater mission.

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Today, that mission lives on through her teachings. Raquel is globally celebrated for her wisdom and the exceptional depth of her communication. Through her work, she awakens a new dimension of consciousness across cultures and generations.

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"Astronomy maps the cosmos, Astrology maps the evolution of consciousness.”
— Raquel Spring