The Memory of Water, Names, and Rooftop Stargazing Eps. 437

In the culminating chapter of the Ren series, Chapeau Claudette a.k.a. Cloudette dedicates this episode to Ren (Lauren)—a collaborator whose support, intuitive children with 0° placements, and chosen name (Ren, the Kemetic word for the eternal name and soul) brought this entire journey full circle.Cloudette shares the demanding nine-month gestation period of developing and coding the app between Egypt and the highlands of Bali. She reflects on the physical and creative trials of this period, from missing her alkalized water to balancing intensive technical development with teaching.The breakthrough arrived through a temple image sent by Ren: looking through the trained eyes of a master hat maker, Cloudette recognized that the ancient Egyptian goddess's revered headdress was never mere decoration or floral ornament, but an authentic astronomical measuring tool. Realizing this discovery took place near Besakih in a region whose name translates to "hats off" (chapeau), Cloudette unites millinery, decolonized observational astronomy, and ancient sightlines into Skystronomy and Skystrometry. She closes the series by opening the door for the next generation to connect directly with the living Stars, their ancestral lineage, and the sovereignty of their own soul across our day and night Skies.

In Episode 5 of the Ren series, Chapeau Claudette a.k.a. Cloudette ties up the vital loose ends of her research, ancestral memory, and the protection of her life's work. She shares the profound personal resonance of artist Charlotte Salomon’s Life? or Theatre?, confronting childhood dreams and intergenerational healing before launching the Skystrology® certification during the 2021 lockdown as Neptune returned 0° Pisces after 165 years.Cloudette recounts how a counsin's dream where her mother said "tell Cloudette red and April" materialized through family estate keys in red envelopes, and how retrieving her passport confirmed her ancestral lineage. Addressing the brazen plagiarism of her work, Cloudette honors community angel Sima, who funded and filed the Skystrology® trademark to protect the collective, and warrior Jacklyn Nicole for confronting derivative copycats. Standing in the lineage of uncredited women artists like Isabella Andreini and Charlotte Salomon, Cloudette establishes a definitive boundary against generic copycats and details the birth of Skystronomy—anchoring mathematical, astronomical, and observational integrity for our children and the future.

Chapeau Claudette a.k.a. Cloudette addresses the history of the visible Sky movement to set the record straight on "True Sky Astrology." Before derivative groups adopted the terminology and popularized copied trends, Cloudette pioneered tracking the physical constellations from the ground, eventually registering Skystrology® to safeguard the authentic practice of observational astronomy from ourEarth plane.In this episode, Cloudette calls out the distinction between modern copycat systems and her proprietary work, weaving together the deeper personal thread of Ren (the name). She traces how naming has steered her life: patenting the "Isabel" hat in 1980s Berlin, uncovering the French theatrical roots of Tabarin (tabarinique, translating to her family name Outland), and discovering her uncanny likeness to Isabella Andreini during an exact nodal alignment. Concluding with historical ties to Charlotte Salomon on Wielandstraße—born on April 16 when the Sun opposes the Star Arcturus at the top of Cloudette's Sky—this episode exposes why there are no coincidences in the Skies and establishes the definitive boundary between generic "True Sky" offshoots and the empirical foundation of Skystrology®.

Chapeau Claudette a.k.a. Cloudette shares the defining night on December 14, 2016, on the shores of the Red Sea that shifted her life's work forever. Observing the Full Moon visually positioned amongst the Stars of Taurus while conventional calendars claimed it was in Gemini, she confronted the stark gap between mainstream tables and what is physically overhead. In this episode, Cloudette recounts that pivotal turning point, the profound transition of her mother’s passing under a 2018 lunar eclipse, and the deep research period that followed in London. Moving away from abstracted charts to directly observe alignments with ancient Stars like Arcturus, Rigel, and Vega, she details the lived experiences that conceived Skystrology® and laid the groundwork for observational measurement from our Earth plane.

Chapeau Claudette a.k.a. Cloudette continues the Ren series, reflecting on the foundational period beginning in 2016 that shaped her life and observational work. From quiet evenings on Egyptian rooftops tracking visual Stars like Vega to launching the podcast and publishing her first observational calendar, Cloudette traces how family milestones and ancestral threads guided her path. She shares the story behind choosing her grandmother name "Ishka," its unexpected Gaelic meaning of water, and how water—from the Red Sea to the desert springs of Siwa—interwove with themes of lineage, memory, and intuition.(Series: Ren)

Chapeau Claudette a.k.a. Cloudette continues the Ren series by sharing the personal reflections and life transitions that reshaped her path after turning 50. From creative millinery projects taking her from Hong Kong and the Scottish Highlands to community work in Kenya, she recounts the realities of becoming the sole caregiver for her mother. In this candid episode, Chapeau Claudette a.k.a. Cloudette reflects on how navigating family responsibilities, ancestral heritage, and quiet evening walks under open night Skies provided essential respite and sparked a dedicated practice of observing the visual Stars.

Oct 2026 Series: REN Launching the REN series, Claudette centers this opening episode on the foundational principle of making decisions based on love. Before stepping into the technical transitions and structural shifts ahead, this episode explores how choosing from love rather than fear guided the journey over the past decade, anchoring every alignment and establishing the foundation for everything being built across our day and night Skies.

A six-part series documenting the behind-the-scenes research, observational data gathering, and development leading into our next era. Cloudette recaps the journey, bridging where we have been with the foundational work setting up our upcoming offering across the day and night Skies. Tune in to catch up before the change begins.

In this first podcast of the Series: TO BELIEVE OR NOT TO BELIEVE aka Cloudette explores the theme of disbelief in personal experiences, particularly in cases of abuse. She connects this issue to the broader societal context, referencing the Epstein files and the historical mistrust of children's stories. Cloudette shares her personal journey, starting from her childhood in the 1960s, including a traumatic event at age six involving a dream about a monster in the bathroom. She discusses her mother's efforts to provide her with a better life, leading to a move to a better school system. Cloudette also introduces her concept of Skystrology®️, a method integrating ancient astronomy with personal stories, and invites listeners to join her community for further discussions. The second part of the series in our skool. If you are a certified or practiced Astrologer, Numerologist, Birth Practitioner join our international Sanctuary, please visit our space here to learn more .

In this podcast, aka Cloudette discusses the significance of celestial events and their impact on personal and collective consciousness. She reflects on the song "This is the Right Time" by Lisa Stansfield, released in 1989 during a conjunction of Saturn and Neptune in Sagittarius. She explains the connection between celestial bodies and personal experiences, using her own life and conversations with friends as examples. She introduces Skystrology®️ and Skystronomy, emphasizing their role in innerstanding the divine energies in the sky and their influence on human life. She also shares her journey to becoming "Granny Ishka," a name with Gaelic roots, and the importance of centering women and children in her teachings.