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Topic: An honest interpretation???
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CAY_512 Knowflake Posts: 479 From: Registered: Nov 2010
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posted May 11, 2013 02:10 PM
When someone asks for an interpretation do you leave out the negative stuff? Do people just want to hear the good stuff. I feel placements are not good or bad but just how the person uses them. How do you do a reading? How do you explain things to people?
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Cherie_Cancer4 Newflake Posts: 2 From: London,United Kingdom Registered: May 2013
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posted May 11, 2013 03:20 PM
Personaly,when reading a chart I spot the good aspects and the bad ones.I figure out if a good aspect ''kills off'' a bad one or try to understand how a positive combinated with a negative aspect works out for that person,according to all the information on the Natal chart. I always tell people the bad stuff too because that way they can prevent something from happening or they can be careful not too be too possessive,for instance,as that could harm them.Always tell them ways to work their aspects out.IP: Logged |
Jkitty Knowflake Posts: 313 From: Registered: Mar 2013
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posted May 11, 2013 07:09 PM
quote: Originally posted by Cherie_Cancer4: Always tell them ways to work their aspects out.
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PlutoSurvivor Newflake Posts: 6 From: Pennsylvania Registered: Sep 2011
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posted May 12, 2013 10:58 PM
In my opinion the answer lies in tapping into your intuition which means putting yourself aside and trusting that whatever is revealed is done through you for the highest good of the native receiving the reading. You have to feel confident in your ability to read charts. But more important than that is your responsibility to your ability, no matter what level you are at or how long you have been doing it. If you can point out the "bad" stuff can you also read what the chart says about how to handle it? Offer suggestions on waiting out transits, avoiding others who activate trigger points, finding strengths to balance out weaknesses, focus on areas that release tensions. Sometimes you can reveal everything "bad" by removing your judgement of "bad" because your responsibility is to reveal information and to provide help and not to form judgements. Sometimes your intuition tells you not to reveal what you see because you are not ready to reveal it responsibly or the native is not ready to receive it responsibly. Having said that, one practical thing you can do is to first ask yourself "will this person be helped by what I tell them or hurt by it?" And most times if you pick "helped by it" then you know to go ahead and reveal it in a responsible and compassionate way, otherwise it's best to wait until a more opportune time...or never as sometimes the case may be. - - - I think this was a very good question because I used to wonder the same thing. I don't wonder anymore, I just trust. IP: Logged |
Jkitty Knowflake Posts: 313 From: Registered: Mar 2013
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posted May 12, 2013 11:26 PM
quote: Originally posted by PlutoSurvivor: In my opinion the answer lies in tapping into your intuition which means putting yourself aside and trusting that whatever is revealed is done through you for the highest good of the native receiving the reading. You have to feel confident in your ability to read charts. But more important than that is your responsibility to your ability, no matter what level you are at or how long you have been doing it. If you can point out the "bad" stuff can you also read what the chart says about how to handle it? Offer suggestions on waiting out transits, avoiding others who activate trigger points, finding strengths to balance out weaknesses, focus on areas that release tensions. Sometimes you can reveal everything "bad" by removing your judgement of "bad" because your responsibility is to reveal information and to provide help and not to form judgements. Sometimes your intuition tells you not to reveal what you see because you are not ready to reveal it responsibly or the native is not ready to receive it responsibly. Having said that, one practical thing you can do is to first ask yourself "will this person be helped by what I tell them or hurt by it?" And most times if you pick "helped by it" then you know to go ahead and reveal it in a responsible and compassionate way, otherwise it's best to wait until a more opportune time...or never as sometimes the case may be. - - - I think this was a very good question because I used to wonder the same thing. I don't wonder anymore, I just trust.
An excellent, mature response! I especially like (and learned from) what you said about removing our judgement of "bad" and asking if the person would be helped or hurt by what we have to say. VERY helpful! IP: Logged |