posted August 23, 2017 02:07 PM            

Or 7th house ruler in 8th house.They really married a rich spouse?

I've seen some charts with some good placements such as moon/venus sun/venus but nothing out of ordinary.They have easier lives but they don't stand out on the crowd any more than my neighbor does.In the end of the day they are just like the ones with tough charts.A little more extrovert,confident but that's all.

Lately I've been thinking that these cookbook descriptions are getting old.Don't you guys think we need a new more "raw" astrology?Not this fantasy?

Those cookbook descriptions of everything related to virgo for instance are so outmoded.I'm more virgo,obssessed with cleaning, control freak than a virgo moon,virgo sun,virgo venus person.

posted August 23, 2017 03:38 PM            

This is just what I've read on your topic:

The people who have the more challenging aspects in their chart have certain lessons to learn in those areas in this lifetime whether it be past karma--something that was done to someone else or as part of your evolution. i.e. Like learning to have a backbone, etc.

The ones who have the easy aspects as you call it, those are aspects are lessons, too, and can also be something that was earned or a gift from past lives--something they did for the good of all and these are the blessings they are receiving in this lifetime.

i.e. If in this lifetime, you were given a lot of money, but only spent it on yourself. Well, in another lifetime afterwards, you will have to learn what it's like to not have much, and it will be up to you how you react--will I hold tight to what little I have been given or will I give some away and earn a blessing for a future life time. Another example would be someone who grew up in a large family--usually they learn to share with others, but that isn't always so.

Basically, we reap what we sow.

posted August 23, 2017 04:04 PM            

I believe do exist but it doesn't mean it does.

posted August 23, 2017 04:29 PM            

If we supose that we are people coming from many lifetimes there's no way a person like that was good on her past life.Having that much hate inside her she was at least "normal" but is very hard to believe she was good.She had a perfect life though,she was a little pretty,had parents who loved her and a hell of good fortune to enjoy.EASY LIFE.EASY CHART.

posted August 23, 2017 05:26 PM            

About the story..I heard a spiritual woman say on a interview that she has past karma with her father only (who knows if that woman is right anyway) but she end up killig her mother too.His brother now have his life destroyed.I think she created "karma" with him too.

posted August 23, 2017 07:19 PM            

The only answer as I see it is that the person who has a stellium in a sign/house tends to have more of a well focused approach to life; challenges are to stay open and interested in others or in things unrelated to primary focus or values.

Those who have planets scattered all over the place have the challenge of finding integration, cohesion, balance; benefits are that they can more naturally create connections with others across a wide spectrum of potential benefit and knowledge.

Both have their advantages, but in no way is it guaranteed that we who have more focused charts/planets have easier lives than those who do not.

As to karma, that is found in our hardest lessons that cannot be escaped and is directly connected to our family upbringing and relationships or circumstances of our births. Karma is always framed up by early life connections and mostly within the family context. If the lessons are learned and effectively applied, karma does not dog us heavily as we go on. Much of the rest of it is created by separating power from love in our consciousness. Learn to forgive and accept others as they come to you and you don't create karma, you're living by Love which is not the dynamic of karma (law) but grace/compassion.