Astrology Report

Our odyssey through the solar system, from the blazing Sun to the icy realms of the Kuiper Belt, serves as a cosmic mirror reflecting the intricate tapestry of our psyche. Every celestial body, with its unique characteristics, orbits, and influences, resonates with specific facets of our inner world, echoing the ancient Hermetic axiom, “As above, so below.”

Planets symbolize the essence of our being. Just as the Sun emits light, planets represent our innate nature and the energy we hold. They influence our passions, desires, and even the obstacles we face. Each planet is like a heartbeat, resonating with a specific energy in our lives.

The Signs, in contrast, depict how these energies manifest. A planet has its intrinsic energy, but the sign it is in can alter its expression. For example, Mars may represent strength and assertiveness, but it may act more strategically in Capricorn and more impulsively in Aries.

Houses are the stages where this cosmic drama plays out. They symbolize different areas of our life – from personal identity to relationships and career. Each house emphasizes a specific aspect of experience, external situations, or relationships we navigate through our lives.

To comprehend these intricate relationships, consider this: A planet’s energy (like Venus symbolizing love) might express itself (in a compassionate Piscean manner) in a specific life area (like the 7th house of partnerships). This interplay provides a nuanced understanding of how one might approach relationships.

But how do these celestial components shape our experiences?

To gain insights, one must consider the intricate dance between planets, signs, and houses. If Mercury, governing communication, resides in straightforward Sagittarius and occupies the 3rd house of communication, it might suggest a person who speaks truth, perhaps bluntly, in daily interactions.

Understanding the dynamic between the what (planets), the how (signs), and the where (houses) is crucial. It’s akin to recognizing the actor, the role they’re playing, and the setting of the play.

An astrological birth chart is like a complex picture, one that needs a careful eye to understand. To do this, one must learn the old skill of reading the stars, like a conductor knowing every note in a music piece.

Astrology sits between feeling and knowledge. It’s not just a set of rules, like building a machine, but a mix of instinct, observation, and understanding the cosmic show. It’s about seeing how everything is connected – like knowing how the human body’s systems work together.

Imagine having a stomach pain and a sore neck at the same time. They may seem unrelated, but in the human body, one issue might affect the other. Similarly, if Venus faces problems in your chart, its effects touch different parts of your life. Aspiring astrologers should learn to see the birth chart as a whole, like a doctor seeing the body as a sum of its parts.

Mastering astrology starts with understanding each symbol, not alone but as part of a big cosmic story. Each element, like Mars in Capricorn or the Moon in the fifth house, isn’t just a standalone fact but a part of one’s destiny. It’s important to see that these symbols are varied, complex, and connected.

A casual observer might see these symbols as just words. But for those who know, they come alive, moving and interacting in endless, changing combinations. This lively dance makes astrology both an art and a science.

Trying to understand each combination completely is tough, if not impossible. Yet, the serious astrology student must try to understand the core of each sign, house, and planet. This basic knowledge is important to unlock deeper, more detailed readings.

Gaining this knowledge is like learning a new language. If you’re visiting Italy for a short trip, you might manage with a simple phrasebook. But to truly understand the culture and talk well with locals, you need to dive deeper into Italian language. Similarly, an astrologer should not just memorize meanings but understand the core, details, and subtleties of each celestial element.

Often, beginner books on astrology are too simple, giving easy interpretations. “Venus in Scorpio might mean a passionate lover.” Such interpretations, while not completely wrong, only touch the surface. Relying only on them is like a traveler sticking to their phrasebook, missing the real depth of communication.

Think of someone who’s never explored astrology. Introducing them to its depths is not just about words but about awakening an understanding. Believe it or not, we all have a natural astrological wisdom. While the words may vary – you might call it intuition, gut feeling, or sixth sense – it’s a connection to the cosmic flow.

Starting the astrological journey needs patience. You begin by understanding the basics: the twelve signs, their ruling planets, and the twelve houses. Once these are learned, the real art of reading begins.

This journey isn’t about memorizing by heart but about diving into a rich, layered language that gives insights into the human mind. It’s a conversation, timeless and deep, inviting you to listen, learn, and ultimately, become enlightened.

Sometimes we need to know certain things to move forward in our life.

Depression and feeling negative are a normal part of our lives. It is how we deal with the situations that matter.

Feeling lost is also a feeling that we are moving away from our core being (who we are) and our Purpose (what have we been put here to do).

Clear actions and clarity of your present moment will help you move in the right direction.

Your birthdate reveals your unique life purpose, potentials, talents, weaknesses, and karma in this life.

Your names show what you attract into your life regarding your career, relationships, happiness, money, and success - This is Numerology.

1. An Advanced Natal/Birth Chart.

2. A WhatsApp message with a walkthrough of our findings.

3. A 3 Card spread for the Present Moment to help you right now in your Life.