posted June 23, 2014 07:55 PM            

Best friend- Chiron in the 1st (crippling self esteem issues)

Father- Chiron in the 3rd- (life long conflict with older brother)

Checked Frida Kahlo's chart, and sure enough, she's got her Chiron in the 6th.

posted June 24, 2014 01:14 PM            

The lesson here would be to give people free reign to find their own spiritual path. Perhaps the individual was not given a belief system when young or, when they did, they were ridiculed for it?

As such, the individual learns to hide any "psychic" abilities , compassion or spiritual insights they have for fear of being called/known as a "freak".

posted June 24, 2014 01:39 PM            

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Originally posted by Aries23Degrees:

[b]Chiron in 12th; issues with religion, issues with spirituality and "other realm" subject. A very skeptical person who is quick to call people who are involved in such things as "frauds".

The lesson here would be to give people free reign to find their own spiritual path. Perhaps the individual was not given a belief system when young or, when they did, they were ridiculed for it?

As such, the individual learns to hide any "psychic" abilities , compassion or spiritual insights they have for fear of being called/known as a "freak".

It goes back to that saying; "People with glass houses are always the first to throw stones"[/B]

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This is kind of true...I fear my insights in astrology and talking about spiritual matters in real life for this very reason and I have chiron in the 12th.

Let me explain...I once worked in a hotel and discussed some things with a person who was a CEO. He was very kind initially and actually quite spiritual himself but he told me that in the working world I should never say what I believe. He said, stay silent until you reach the top, then you can talk.

Since then...I've kind of kept a muzzle on it for fear I would be exiled.

posted June 24, 2014 03:28 PM            

I think your boss encouraged neutrality in everything as,in the workplace, you don't know whom you can offend when speaking about your beliefs.

Some people believe that gays should be killed and so imagine how awkward that would be for those gays working at the office to be around such people?

I was a Manager myself and so I understand the rationale behind it and its not meant to "suppress" anyone at all, but rather have everyone in a united front of professionalism(no matter their relevant personal value systems and beliefs etc)

My thing is that there could be a protection of your own private affairs and not wanting to let someone know in-case you become "the talk of the town" etc.

My advise; encourage these qualities to be actively expressed in others.

In an accounting environment,this may not be ideal and a certain level of "rational" expertise is a MUST.

You could, in a conversation with someone, say a thing like;

You:"Hey, I noticed that you have pamphlets on your desk regarding alternative therapy? What is that?"

Them:"Yeah, I got into that recently. My Aunt advised me on them. She is an Astrologer!"

You:"Oh really? I've also read about astrology and was quite fascinated with ...."

You could do this very casually-in a relaxed setting- and it'll give you an "edge". You'll be far more than just a book-worm, nose on the grindstone Accountant.

Usually your guidance system will tell you when to reveal and when to "close shop". That is if you really have an innate fear of over-exposure(another manifestation of 12th house Chiron)

posted June 24, 2014 04:44 PM            

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Originally posted by Aries23Degrees:
Lol. Actually, I would love that!

I think your boss encouraged neutrality in everything as,in the workplace, you don't know whom you can offend when speaking about your beliefs.

Some people believe that gays should be killed and so imagine how awkward that would be for those gays working at the office to be around such people?

I was a Manager myself and so I understand the rationale behind it and its not meant to "suppress" anyone at all, but rather have everyone in a united front of professionalism(no matter their relevant personal value systems and beliefs etc)

My thing is that there could be a protection of your own private affairs and not wanting to let someone know in-case you become "the talk of the town" etc.

My advise; encourage these qualities to be actively expressed in others.

In an accounting environment,this may not be ideal and a certain level of "rational" expertise is a MUST.

You could, in a conversation with someone, say a thing like;
[b]
You:"Hey, I noticed that you have pamphlets on your desk regarding alternative therapy? What is that?"

Them:"Yeah, I got into that recently. My Aunt advised me on them. She is an Astrologer!"

You:"Oh really? I've also read about astrology and was quite fascinated with ...."

You could do this very casually-in a relaxed setting- and it'll give you an "edge". You'll be far more than just a book-worm, nose on the grindstone Accountant.

Usually your guidance system will tell you when to reveal and when to "close shop". That is if you really have an innate fear of over-exposure(another manifestation of 12th house Chiron)

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I do...namaste...this is really good guidance.