Astrologer | Up Up Uranus

Lana Coble naturally gravitated toward astrology as another way to understand patterns, timing, and human behavior. Her background in construction planning and scheduling trained her to see how sequences, choices, and constraints shape outcomes, a skill she now applies to the symbolic “blueprints” of natal, transit, and

synastry charts. Over the years, she has translated her analytical, systems-oriented mindset into a deeply personal practice, using charts not just to describe personality, but to help people recognize cycles of growth, navigate critical decision points, and align their practical lives with their inner psychology.

Get to Know Lana

Dr. Lana Kay Coble, Ed.D, FAIC, CPC, combines minor degrees in sociology and psychology, mentorship trained by a renowned Astrologer for 44 yrs, vast life experience, and intuition to provide well rounded depth and guidance to her clients.

A Lifelong Spiritual Journey

My Path

My spiritual experiences began in childhood. From the age of 5, I experienced an out-of-body experience aka astral projection. These early experiences became part of a continuing exploration of consciousness and the relationship between inner experience and everyday life. My spiritual background includes Body Electronics work involving spiritual healing, Kabbalistic ceremonial work, Tarot, runes, and dream interpretation. I have also had personal encounters with angels. I share them openly with my clients because I think it's important to know your astrologer. Together, these experiences inform the perspective I bring to astrology. They have encouraged me to remain receptive to symbolism, dreams, and intuitive impressions, attentive to the inner life, and respectful of experiences that can be difficult to explain in ordinary language.

My Intuition

I have personally experienced four forms of intuitive perception commonly described as the clairs:

Clairvoyance—clear seeing: mental images, symbols, colors, scenes, or visionsexperienced in my mind’s eye.
Clairaudience—clear hearing: words, sounds, music, or phrases experienced as innerauditory impressions.
Clairsentience—clear feeling or sensing: bodily sensations, emotional impressions, or afelt sense of a person or situation.
Claircognizance—clear knowing: an understanding that arrives suddenly, without aconscious sequence of reasoning.

These describe my subjective experiences, not a promise that every consultation will include a particular impression or spiritual message. When intuitive impressions arise, I distinguish them from the information derived directly from astrological analysis. I offer them for reflection.

The Mystic’s Moon: A Personal Symbol of My Current State of Being

My progressed Moon in Pisces in the seventh house, within the final phase of the progressed lunar cycle, carries a symbolism I connect with deeply: the Mystic’s Moon. The final lunar phase and the final zodiac sign bring together themes of completion, release, and preparation for a new beginning. For me, this symbolism reflects a heightened attention to dreams, synchronicities, intuitive impressions, and the quiet understanding that can emerge before an experience has been put into words. It also speaks to compassion as a calling—the willingness to be present with another person’s uncertainty, grief, or transition without rushing to resolve it. Some endings invite reflection on ancestral patterns or past-life themes. Others involve releasing inherited expectations, familiar roles, or relationships that no longer fit. I make room for these explorations while respecting each client’s beliefs and preferred language. The seventh-house placement makes the one-to-one relationship particularly meaningful in this interpretation. My intention is to listen to both the question you bring and the emotional experience surrounding it, while honoring your boundaries andyour freedom to choose.

My Progressed Chart: Intuition in Relationship

The progressed placements I work with provide a symbolic description of how my practice continues to evolve:

Mercury in Aquarius in the seventh house reflects collaborative dialogue, independent thinking, and openness to unconventional perspectives.
Neptune in Scorpio in the third house reflects intuitive communication and sensitivity to emotional undercurrents.
The Moon in Pisces in the seventh house emphasizes empathy, receptive listening, and the importance of the consultation relationship.
The Sun in Pisces in the eighth house reflects a willingness to explore vulnerability, endings, and profound personal change.
Uranus in Cancer in the twelfth house symbolizes intuitive flash insights and care for others emotional well being.

My Aquarius ninth-house concentration—Venus, Astraea, and Chiron—reflects my commitment to independent inquiry, spiritual understanding, and respect for individuality.
Mercury in Capricorn in the ninth house symbolizes the discipline behind that exploration: sustained study, careful analysis, and clear communication.
Uranus in Leo in the third house adds an original and expressive approach to recognizing and explaining connections.
Astraea and Chiron are especially meaningful to my philosophy of practice. Together, they symbolize compassion joined with integrity: a commitment to helping others explore meaning without assuming authority over their lives.
Pallas adds the theme of pattern recognition, while Ceres reflects care expressed through understanding and perspective.
My Scorpio placements reflect my willingness to address the deeper questions that often bring someone to astrology—trust, responsibility, grief, power, vulnerability, and transformation. Saturn’s squares to Pluto and Jupiter, together with Chiron’s opposition to Uranus, provide a symbolic language for reflecting on difficult lessons in my own life. The empathy I bring to clients comes from living through and learning from those experiences.