“Now you want me to assist you in locating the necklace that you misplaced yesterday and claimed to be yours?” Is it true that the last time you saw it was in your bedroom yesterday afternoon? And it didn’t show up this morning? And you didn’t even leave the house? So you’re still convinced it’s in the house despite the fact that no one else lives there? Is my knowledge of the facts correct?
Look at the clock and take that time to create the judgment chart once the querent verifies your inquiries and her/his inquiry is as clear as a bell to YOU.
If the question is posed to you in a letter, read it attentively until you understand the question and its specifics. Check your watch when you’ve thoroughly comprehended the question and utilize that time for your horary chart. If the inquiry is posed by a third party (e.g., “Where is my brother’s missing ring?”), the most correct reading will always be received when the article’s owner himself asks the query. As a result, it’s usually a good idea to ask the second party to have the item’s owner call you. If that isn’t possible or likely, wait until the second party asks the question and you have fully comprehended it. If that’s the case, keep in mind that you’ll need to flip the chart to the relevant house cusp before making any decisions.
Even if a client calls several times but hasn’t been able to reach you for a few days, you just keep track of the time you chat with the client and comprehend the question. I emphasize this issue since it is critical to obtaining an accurate and valid response.
It’s worth noting that any chart made at the time when the question was initially posed to you will be valid.
All of the energy and answers to that query are carried in the moment the question is first asked. Always rely on the initial query’s horary chart and return to it when necessary.
Consider the following scenario: two pals. One is interested in astrology, while the other has misplaced his watch. The dabbler creates a horary chart for his friend, but is unable to offer appropriate guidance on how to reclaim the object. After that, the querent calls you, the expert astrologer, with the same query. It’s critical that you learn about the earlier investigation and apply the original chart in your work. If another astrologer came to you for help discovering a lost article and had previously produced a chart for himself, you would follow the same approach. (This differs from KSK’s belief that a chart should be cast when the astrologer examines it… What is being tried here is purely experimental. Feel free to experiment with both methods to discover which produces more accurate results.)
Now let’s look at which latitude and longitudinal coordinates should be used to clock the horary. The astrologer must only use his or her own latitude and longitude at the time of the question.
Use the exact same chart with the same locations and time modifications, etc. for the charts that were previously asked or written up by another astrologer.
All of your transportable goods, as well as your personal net worth in cash value, are ruled by the second house ruler in the horary chart. It has complete control over all misplaced articles. It is frequently confused with the fourth house, which governs non-movable assets such as real estate, land, houses, and structures.
Of course, if the possession is transportable, it can be stolen, misplaced, or lost, hence the object is normally ruled by the second house. Actually, the second house ruler (the planet controlling the sign on the second house’s cusp) will always indicate towards the direction of the lost article’s discovery. In addition, the second house ruler will display the current location of the article as well as provide a detailed description of the article.
Recovery of the article is simple and rapid when the second house ruler is in an angular house (houses 1, 4, 7, and 10). When it is discovered in the residences (2, 5, 8, and 11), additional time will be required to locate the object. While the houses (3, 6, 9, and 12) that house the second house ruler indicate that the missing thing is truly lost and may only be discovered after a lengthy search unless it is conjunct the angular houses by a 3 degree orb. The missing item could then be returned soon.
The second house ruler takes over after understanding how the five significators describe and establish the location of the missing/lost article. The second house ruler will provide critical, supplementary information leading to the recovery of the object at this point in the horary chart reading. If the planet ruling the second house is alone in its house, for example, the article is also alone. If other planets are in the same house in the chart as the missing object, you should expect it to be among other things. Check the other planets in the same house as this significator to see if they may assist you find the other objects that your lost piece might be among.
Look for the item in a storage room or where you have a lot of your materials if the ruler of the second house has four or five planets in the same house. If all of these planets are in Scorpio, the object is most likely to be found in a ‘junk’ room, pile, or even the landfill or dump! The planets and the things they represent are listed below in alphabetical order:
The article is about to be transferred to a new position when the second house ruler is about to change signs (it’s at 29 degrees or greater). If the sign has just changed (it’s at 0 degrees or more of a sign), the missing article has simply been relocated. For descriptions of the previous place, consult the previous zodiac sign, and for descriptions of the current location, consult the next zodiac sign. When the second house cusp is about to change signs, the identical procedure is followed. If the house ruler is applied at a 29-degree angle to a house cusp, this is also a sign that the article is about to be transferred. Furthermore, if the ruler of the second house has recently moved into a new house, the object has most certainly been relocated. Always double-check the location and description of the house.
Extremely late or early degrees in a sign have a strong link with finding a lost article near a door, window, gate, or in a box or container, indicating that the article is soon to be transported. When the ruler of the second house is within two degrees of any house cusp, the same result is obtained.
The element on the second house cusp, as well as the placement of the second house ruler, are excellent general indications of location. The highest elements of a room or area are represented by air signs in the second house. Water signals refer to regions low in the room or below ground level, such as a cellar, while Fire indications refer to objects that are roughly halfway up in height. The element of earth signs denotes a search on the ground or floor.
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What is the most effective technique to learn about astrology?
Astrologer Kelly Surtees joins the podcast in this episode to discuss some recommendations for learning astrology and eventually becoming an astrologer.
The conversation is based in part on a post I did on my blog several years ago titled 10 recommendations for understanding astrology. (Update 8/18/2018: watch also my video on five short beginner astrology recommendations.) I wanted to revisit the subject in order to dig a little deeper into some of the suggestions and add a few new ones.
Kelly and I take you from the very first steps you need to take in order to begin your studies in astrology, assuming you know nothing or very little about it, all the way to the intermediate and advanced phases of learning about the subject, during the course of the show.
The end result is a 3-5 year framework for how to become an astrologer, and by the end of the program, we’ll have gotten the listener to the stage where they should be able to transition into professional astrology practice.
I’ve included an outline of some of the subjects covered in the program below, but please visit the original blog post linked at the top of the page for a full article with all of the links.
Studying Astrology: Episode Outline
Kelly’s three key astrological learning suggestions are as follows:
- Readbooks/blogs/websites/journals.
- Make contact with other people who are interested in astrology. Meetups, local astrology groups, and online astrology groups are all options.
- Educate yourself and get official training. Choose a person you can meet in person or an online course that interests you.
Tips for learning astrology in particular:
- www.astro.com can provide you with a copy of your birth chart.
- If at all possible, double-check your birth time.
- Learn the symbols for the zodiac signs, planets, aspects, and more.
- Kelly provides a free handout with the icons for the planets and zodiac signs.
- She also has some more astrological handouts for beginners here.
- Make use of free online resources. Blogs, blogs, podcasts, YouTube, Reddit, and other social media platforms
- Dictionary of Astrology
- Reddit’s Astrology section
- For astrology videos, go to Chris’ YouTube account.
- Get yourself a few astrology books. Here are some decent books for beginners:
- April Elliott Kent’s The Essential Guide to Practical Astrology
- Derek and Julia Parker’s Astrology is a book on astrology.
- Helena Avelar and Luis Ribeiro’s On the Heavenly Spheres
- Richard Tarnas’ Cosmos and Psyche
- Stephen Arroyo’s Chart Interpretation Handbook
- Principles of Practical Natal Astrology, by Kevin Burk, is his most recent book.
- The Mountain Astrologer magazine is available for subscription.
- On their website, they also feature a fantastic beginner’s series.
- Learn to read an ephemeris if you don’t already have one.
- The free online ephemeris from Astrodienst.
- Learn how to use an ephemeris in our guide.
- With Astro.com’s unique daily horoscope, you can start tracking your transits.
- Begin by charting the Moon’s path through your houses or making aspects to planets in your birth chart.
- Examine the horoscopes of your friends, family, and celebrities.
- AstroDatabank has birth information for a number of celebrities.
- Use online forums to connect with other astrologers.
- Skyscript, Astrodienst, Facebook, and other similar services are available.
- Meet up with astrologers in your area. Meetup.com, the NCGR, and a Google search are all good places to start.
- Start your own meetup if there isn’t one already.
- Take an astrological course, either online or in person.
- Kepler College, The International Academy of Astrology, The Faculty of Astrological Studies, The American College of Vedic Astrology, or classes taught by Chris or Kelly are all good places to start.
- Kelly delivers A Beginner’s Online Astrology Course: Practical Astrology.
- Chris teaches ancient astrology through his online course.
- Become a member of an astrological organization.
- AAGB, ACVA, AYA, FAA (in Australia), NCGR, ISAR, AFA, AFAN, OPA, AAGB, ACVA, AYA, FAA (in Australia), and so on.
- Attend a conference on astrology.
- Next week, NORWAC will be in Seattle.
- Obtain certification (?)
- Certification’s benefits and drawbacks.
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What can astrology tell us?
Astrology, according to hardened scientists, does not work. It does, according to believers. Who is correct? They’re both correct. It depends on your definition of “work.” Astrology is the concept that, depending on when one was born, the alignment of stars and planets influences one’s mood, personality, and environment. Astrologers publish customised horoscopes in newspapers based on a person’s birth date. These horoscopes make predictions about people’s personal situations, define their characters, and offer guidance based on astronomical bodies’ positions. According to a poll done by the National Science Foundation, 41% of people believe astrology is “extremely scientific” or “kind of scientific.” Let’s break down the original query into two more precise questions: 1) Is a person’s life affected by the position of astronomical bodies? 2) Can horoscopes improve people’s moods? These are two completely different questions. Both are scientifically verifiable.
Is it true that the positions of astronomical bodies have an impact on people’s lives (beyond the weather)?
No. Seasons are determined by the sun’s position and orientation in relation to the earth. Anyone who has shoveled snow off his path in January when he would rather be at the beach can attest to the fact that the planets have an impact on our lives. Electromagnetic disturbances caused by solar flares can impair satellites and possibly create outages on Earth. Ocean tides are caused by the moon’s position. If you’re a fisherman, the moon’s location might have a big impact on your livelihood. Beautiful auroras are caused by the solar wind, and sunlight is our planet’s primary source of energy. All of these effects, however, are covered by simple meteorology, not astrology. Astrology claims that, depending on a person’s birth date, astronomical bodies have an impact on their lives beyond fundamental weather patterns. This claim is untrue from a scientific standpoint. Several scientific research have refuted the idea that astronomical bodies have an impact on people’s life based on their birth date. For example, Peter Hartmann and his colleagues looked at nearly 4000 people and discovered no link between birth date and personality or IQ. Shawn Carlson conducted one of the most renowned tests in which he had 28 astrologers give predictions and then verified their accuracy. He fine-tuned the approach before conducting the experiment, ensuring that it was scientifically sound and that all of the astrologers believed the test was fair. He discovered that astrologers were no better at predicting the future than random chance, according to a study published in Nature. These findings are consistent with basic science.
Gravity, electromagnetism, the strong nuclear force, and the weak nuclear force are the four fundamental forces of nature. When an object interacts with a human, it must do so via one of these fundamental forces. Strong acid, for example, burns your skin because the acid’s electromagnetic fields pull on your skin molecules so intensely that they split apart. Gravity drags a falling boulder onto you, crushing you. Because of nuclear forces, a nuclear bomb will evaporate you. Each of the fundamental forces has the potential to be quite powerful. The issue is that they all die out as time passes. Beyond a few nanometers, nuclear forces decay so quickly that they are effectively nil. Electromagnetic forces can range from nanometers to kilometers in length. Electromagnetic waves (light) can be detected from the boundary of the observable universe by sensitive equipment, although the light is extremely feeble. Although a star’s gravity is technically felt across the cosmos, its unique impact on the universe is limited to its solar system. Polaris’ gravitational attraction on an earthbound human is weaker than the gravitational pull of a gnat flying around his head due to the impact of distance. Similarly, the electromagnetic waves (light) from Sirius that reach an earthbound human’s sight are dimmer than the light from a passing firefly. If stars and planets had an impact on humanity, gnats and fireflies would have an even greater impact. Even if the planets’ gravity was powerful enough to influence you, a literal alignment of the planets would not result in you winning the lottery, for the simple reason that it never happens in the real world.
Yes. But it has nothing to do with the accuracy of the horoscopes. Because of a psychological impact known as the placebo effect, horoscopes make individuals feel better. The placebo effect occurs when a person’s belief in a useless procedure makes them feel better. The improvement is caused by the belief rather than the method. The placebo effect has been shown scientifically. If you offer ten sick people water-only pills and tell them it’s a potent new treatment that will assist them, and then have ten sick patients refuse to take the pills, the patients who take the pills will improve in health over time. Because of the placebo effect, a new treatment must be shown to make patients feel better in addition to making them feel better. It must be demonstrated that it outperforms a placebo. The control group in accurate medical experiments is not a group of untreated patients. The control group, on the other hand, is made up of patients who were given a placebo. The placebo effect is at work when it comes to astrology. A large number of people believe in astrology. They feel better when they read their horoscope and follow its advise. However, it is their belief, not the astrology, that makes them feel better. The placebo effect is used in many pseudoscientific treatments, from crystal healing to homeopathy. Believing in a treatment that doesn’t work may be beneficial, but believing in one that does is much better. Sticking to scientifically proven treatments allows you to reap the benefits of both belief and therapy action. Instead of reading your horoscope first thing in the morning, go for a walk. Exercise has been shown to be beneficial to both the body and the mind, and your belief in its benefits will also aid you.
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astrology, astronomy, gravity, horoscope, placebo, placebo effect, sign, stars, astrology, astronomy
How do you apply horary to your life?
The way you pose the question is the most significant aspect of horary astrology. Follow these basic guidelines to do so:
- In general, you are not permitted to inquire about the past.
- You may not inquire about a problem if you already know the answer.
- You can’t begin a question with the word “should.” You must always begin your query with the word “will,” as in “Will I…,” “Will they….,” and so on.
- You should not inquire about death or the afterlife.
- Asking questions that can only be answered with a yes or no answer is not a good idea. Horary charts must be deciphered (more on that below).
- Asking about a third party is not a good idea. It’s all about you, not about anyone else.
- You must ask a question about which you are seeking information and which will occur between the time you ask the query and three months from now. Horary charts have a three-month lifespan. This means that each question can only have one chart. Consider the “burning question within,” and as it comes to mind, write it down and keep track of the time. When casting the chart, use that time and location as the time.
- Ask the same question no more than three times in three months. It’s possible that you’ll get incorrect responses. Keep to the first graph.
A live psychic reading can help you answer a pressing question with clarity when you have one!
In astrology, what does AC stand for?
The angles are normally positioned at 3,6,9, and 12 o’clock; but, depending on where you were born, the chart circle may appear to be a little less centred.
The Ascendant (also known as the ascendant, ascendant sign, or rising sign) divides the chart in half horizontally and reaches over to the Descendant (DC or DSC) and depicts Self vs. Other, or how you balance your need to individuate with working with others.
The Mid-Heaven (also known as Medium Coeli or MC) indicates your personal integration vs. social function, or how your home base supports your professional expression, and divides the chart in half vertically down to the Immum Coeli (also known as IC or nadir).
Each angle point (AC, IC, DC, and MC) reflects a different part of your life, and the sign each angle is in reveals something about you.
