Re: Re : Avez-vous déjà planifié votre vie astrologiquement ?

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Lunesoleil wrote: Sat Dec 14, 2024 8:20 am Bonjour
Je pense que nos choix sont faits à des moments appropriés. Je vois que l'extraction dentaire a été faite sous l'opposition du Soleil/Uranus.
Dans mon exemple, j'ai pris l'avion pour la première fois sous Mercure rétrograde conjonction natale Uranus, puis transit carré Uranus.
La Lune d'aujourd'hui dans la place Aquarius transitant Uranus.
Je n'avais rien prévu.
I agree

Re: Did you ever plan your life astrological?

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Last year 2024 I went to my female dentist on January, 15. It was a monday. I told her that I had tooth ache since saturday, January 13.
Then I told her that one year ago I also had tooth ache at January 13. I remembered that date because in 2023 I took another dentist who has the same first name of the daughter of Elvis and she died one day before. My dentist didn't give it any sense. On January, 13. there is the birthday of my mother in law. Life is more complex than many people believe.

Re: Did you ever plan your life astrological?

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Yes and No.


I had my dental saga (5 dental implants + 1 failed implant so 6), a babytooth removal...

I couldn't always choose the dates of my surgeries, the removal of the failed implant was right during an eclipse! In my 6th house!

It's interesting always to see how the astrology works out, sometimes scary placements are not that scary. Sometimes I think for example choosing the eclipse to remove a failed implant worked somehow as a remediation to that eclipse.

The thing is, the astrology weather is not always perfect and I can't stop life, also timing, for example the best election would be 3 Am, but it's not possible or suitable to get a doctor appointment at 3 am. Even if you pick the hour, the dentist might start 10 minutes later which might change things in chart.

So, I try sometimes to rely on what's rising or what's angular at that moment, or rooting the chart to my natal. Relying on moon transits.
Also, quintiles they help a lot and very underrated. They would help expanding the choices with the positive energy they bring.

Then again you can't always be in control, it's not always practical, but always see how the chart works out.


M

Re: Did you ever plan your life astrological?

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Yesterday was the last day to appeal a professional matter to my boss, concerning a bonus of €25,000 for me that he had turned down. I kept postponing my decision to appeal, and finally looked at the astrological constellations for yesterday. Those were the two times I had in mind for submitting the objection. I chose AC Libra 14 degrees. What would you have done? I still got no answer.
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Re: Did you ever plan your life astrological?

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Fidibus, I'm curious why you thought the Libra one was a good choice for this matter?

Both are difficult charts but of the two I would have chosen the other one. Ascendant/lord to 10th house/lord connection would be important for agreement and there are planets in both of those houses trining (they are also malefics and not naturally known to be friends though). However, Mars in fall on the ascendant and retro isn't a strong indicator of peace, other than maybe repressing anger that would normally come to the surface. Mars in water signs is said to be more passive aggressive rather than direct.

How much time did you have to prepare before the deadline? I certainly wouldn't have waited until almost every inner planet was in a bad way. Right now is a difficult time on a mundane level, meaning pretty much everyone is likely dealing with something. We can see that by the condition of the planets.

One very important thing to know about event charts is you don't generally want malefics angular. Benefics, yes. Malefics, no. Maybe if you have a strong malefic in your chart that is well placed and it is in transit that might work out but in most cases you would not put an essentially very bad Mars on an angle and expect a great outcome.

Here's an example where Mars was angular (inside the 1st house) but the outcome was good. Mars was dignified (and trined and received by a dignified Sun) and in my case I have Mars in Aries angular in my chart and it tends to be more benefic for me in transit. I put an offer on a house at this time and beat other offers. The big thing though is 1st lord sextiles 7th lord and 1st lord is received by a dignified planet even though it is in fall. Also 8th lord in the 1st is good in this case because it relates to other people's resources. It also has a waxing Moon, which is what you want for gain. In my case it was actually a full Moon, which is the peak of energy and potential gain for the Moon's cycle. In this case it was also an eclipse, which can go either way but are usually an eventful time, for good or bad (the Sun was conjunct my natal Moon). My house has probably close to $300k equity now, after a few years and some work I have done on it. Your chart has a waning Moon, which is better for endings or losing something (weight loss, get rid of a tumor, etc.).

If it were me, I would have chosen a time where the ascendant lord/ascendant was better placed and there was a good connection between key players, plus a better placed Moon. The 11th house deals with gains from work but the benefics, often Venus especially, can relate to financial gains. Venus in Pisces would have been so much better, especially trining Mars if representing key houses.

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This is an event chart and not general astrology. I would ask that if you have further questions like this to please post them in the horary and electional astrology forum.

Re: Did you ever plan your life astrological?

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Good morning tanit3333,
thank you for your thoughts. I had two weeks to answer. But I was not sure to do it until the last day. It is a kind of fight between my boss and me. I do not want to put my natal chart into this forum now. But the two weeks were totally difficult. Astrological. I have asthma every day of those two weeks. Uranus is stationary in transit to my Lord of 1. My lord of one is actually in transit on my DC. If you look at both charts you see 18 degrees cancer/capricon as the axe AC/DC or MC/IC. It is coincidence but I saw it later because this is my natal 2/8 house axe. It's about finances and appreciation. The Cancer ascendant was just before I finished work and I didn't feel like making a decision yet. I chose the evening chart because 14 degrees libra is a Jupiter Uranus degree. I have Jupiter Uranus in my natal chart. Jupiter and Uranus had transits to my natal chart this day.

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If you wanted to antagonize someone to war with you, I might understand this choice. Otherwise, I'm not seeing it, at least on a traditional astrology standpoint and understanding the energy of planets and what we want to get out of them. For this matter you wanted gain. If anything, I would have made Jupiter angular. Even if it is essentially poor, being angular still gives it some power. I'd also have chosen a time when Moon was increasing in light and not afflicted. If possible, I would have sought a 1st house/lord to 10th house/lord connection, or at least a financial house, such as the 2nd and 11th here because it is money from work rather than 8th which is money from the "other." The past few weeks astrologically it was rough but the Moon is always changing and you can pick a time where it is best placed during those weeks.

Deb has a short article with some general pointers as well:

https://www.skyscript.co.uk/wealthelect.html

I moved this thread to electional astrology, since that's the topic that is posted and what has been discussed.

Re: Did you ever plan your life astrological?

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That is only half true.
My boss declared war to me and I repeated.
I am in an office room alone since September that is called the death row. The libra chart has some connections to my natal AC.
My statement was not a prediction of your specific circumstances, just a comment of the energy of the chart. The fact that I was correct only further supports my argument, however. The chart you chose put Mars on their ascendant and put you in a cadent, powerless, house, under their control in Aries, while also being in detriment. I can't see the degrees of aspects to see applying versus separating aspects, which is paramount in electional charts, but even if Venus next applies to Jupiter, Jupiter is also cadent and in detriment. Putting Mars on their house and especially since it isn't lord of the ascendant, but the 7th of open enemies, Mars is not even representing you here, just irritation and lack of agreement and an inability to see your side from them. This is a good example of a chart an electional astrologer would want to avoid.

The 6th house is a subservient house as well. If you were trying to gain an upper hand, this is an odd choice.

Again, you want benefics angular, not malefics, for financial gain. The matter at hand is your salary, not achieving war, which often doesn't resolve anything and creates more problems. This would not help settle anything, only further antagonize something that was already a challenge. In the end you wanted a gain in salary; that is the big picture subject to focus on for event planning. A chart like this would not support that. Antagonizing someone doesn't resolve the issue at hand that you are trying to fix, but perhaps you not seeing that is a bigger issue than an electional chart?

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Well, the thing is more complexe than to reduce it on a material topic. That is just the basic of my answer to the boss. On Monday there is a square Transit exact from Uranus to my ruler of 1 in 2. Sometimes it is negativ for oneself even if you go right or left or you stay. The colleagues talk about the fact that deaths and cancer cases are increasing in the boss's environment. Happy weekend to all.