posted August 25, 2011 03:32 AM            

Some people think you can find aspects that indicate death, and some people don't, and how they come to those conclusions seems to be a pretty subjective experience.
You could enlist the help of a professional astrologer who does this, but there's no guarantee it will throw up the information you need, or that what it does show will be helpful to you.

Please be careful. I know you must be in a lot of pain right now, and unanswered questions can feel like an inhibitor to healing, but you can make peace with things by constructing your own answers, and/or accepting that maybe some of it can't be answered for sure. Be gentle with yourself, and be careful what you believe if someone does presume to answer this for you, trust your stomach and heart.

posted August 26, 2011 03:54 AM            

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Originally posted by Ami Anne:
No, that is not right.You put up her natal and the transits on the day she died.

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posted August 26, 2011 09:19 AM            

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Originally posted by Voix_de_la_Mer:
Is there really a right way to find out why someone died?
Does that even exist?

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Yes Astrology can enter any realm of life and give information and clarity on it

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posted August 26, 2011 03:42 PM            

I am sorry for your loss and I can only imagine the pain and frustration of not knowing "why"?

Have you considered a "Horary" chart?
Focusing on a subject/question and drawing up a chart at the time of the question?

I have been told by a professional astrologer, predicting death is possible..but in his eyes unethical. He will not give any type of death readings.

posted August 26, 2011 04:02 PM            

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Yes Astrology can enter any realm of life and give information and clarity on it

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Hmm ... I don't know.
Some things can never be known for sure, and there is usually a good reason for that.

We could look at it this way:
if anything in the sky on the day of the death somehow caused or influenced the death, then the evidence would still have been found in the autopsy.
Astrology cannot do an autopsy, and cannot change that the autopsy was inconclusive.
So what exactly can a death chart actually give someone?

I wouldn't touch explaining a death with astrology even if I was a professional.
Feels wrong, and the potential for inaccurate information being given to someone who is already grieving could do so much damage.

Ellygirl,

you may well find an answer in astrology that feels right to you, therefore, it is, but like I said before, you must be discriminating when asking the often unanswerable.

posted August 26, 2011 11:32 PM            

"I have been told by a professional astrologer, predicting death is possible..but in his eyes unethical. He will not give any type of death readings."

Yes but this is in hindsight and so not unthical. This isn't prediction of death which may influence the materislisation of the occurence.

"So what exactly can a death chart actually give someone?"

Science is not THE END. Autopsy or any other tests may not at times show conclusive results. Even maleria test nowadays is no guarantee for it not being there. It can just come negative sometimes. So, the idea is astrology may show something, a pointer which may help to put the person's mind at piece. For instance, if its something like Neptune in 8th (if i am not mistaken. my astro is ) the person's death may be shrouded. So atleast she knows that its OK. Its not necessarily suspicious. Its meant to be shrouded. It would put a lot of doubts going on in my mind to rest, if i were her.

posted July 01, 2012 03:23 AM            

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Originally posted by Ellygirl7:
Turns out, my mother's death was during 29 degrees Cancer. Literally the end of "Mother". How ironic. I stopped questioning it once I realized that.

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