posted March 21, 2018 01:29 PM            

If you see a series of massive transits about to pile up in someone chart, do you give them a heads up?

Do you watch and wait until they ask, or wait til after it's happened?

Asking as I've noticed some big big stuff about to hit a number of people I know. The one part of me wants to say vaguely - look there's some stuff coming up that might get make things happen, you might want to think about these things now rather than when it hits.

But the other part of me feels that would be wrong to do so. Or could be seen as wrong.

posted March 21, 2018 01:56 PM            

So I just keep it to myself, and quietly observe from the sidelines, taking notes... Trying not to hold on to my superstitions TOO strongly...

Of course, some astrologers are obviously good at providing benefit to people. But it often takes extra effort on the part of the receiver, like having prior knowledge, to discern and find the good ones.

At this point, nobody in my life uses astrology. The ironic thing is that the charts and synastries of the people in my life these days are more intense than I've ever seen. And they'll never know. But I guess it's all the same whether they know or not, I mean, they know how their lives are, they're living it, whether it's spelled out to them or not

posted March 21, 2018 03:42 PM            

I do mention in passing that I do astrology as my work, so if people are interested they can inquire further. Because it is my work now, I don't have any eagerness left for bringing up myself.

I might integrate what I know about an influential astrological factor for a person into a conversation with them, but it will be in ordinary terms, not astrology. If it is because the person's Sun is in a middle degree of a cardinal sign, and I know Pluto is opposite or square it, I may drop something about personal empowerment, conflicts, ego, etc into the conversation IF it seems appropriate and helpful -- not just to pepper the conversation with what I think I know. But even that is not a common occurrence.

posted March 22, 2018 04:15 PM            

Thing is? ... The next time she saw me a few weeks later, she had a really misty look in her eyes.

She said she wanted to 'thank' me... That what I had told her, and her 'understanding' about the chart, changed her approach to her daughter, and they had a huge breakthrough in their relationship.

Another woman asked for what was going on 'generally' -- after I "just told her the transit I thought pertained to her", she called me a 'psychic' .. She decided to DO and KEEP a breaking off the gnarly relationship with a guy who kept coming back, and, coming back (player).

The final break was hard-- but around 7 or 8 months later, she is NOW showing up in her life as the Captain of her OWN ship.
She got her life together, and LOOKS absolutely FABULOUS!! Honestly, she could pass as a glamorous Celebrity now. What a shift.

Some people (in-person, live), it's 'easy' to connect one-on-one with. If there's a real flow, then, I know they understand what I'm trying to say to them, and where I'm coming from in the 'intention'-- no matter which way it goes.

Sometimes I'm 'sweating it'? .. But actually, by 'knowing' their transits, I increase my own sense and knowledge of how it applies to real life. Learning to get it OFF the page of the book, and INTO my sense-orientation about people.

posted May 08, 2018 07:55 AM            

I won't go up to every Richard and Jane and look at their chart without first establishing they have some interest in it. I don't like just talking at people about something they have zero interest in hearing.

But all the hype about charts being super personal - I understand that, if the person's name and private information is being shared.

But if someone were to take my chart and show it to people, I wouldn't care. So long as no one knows it's me, it's fine. For me, someone showing my chart isn't really personal unless they know who it belongs to.

If you know who the chart belongs to, only THEN is it personal, and a possible violation. Like "This chart belongs to Jimmy Olsen who lives in Ottawa" etc.

To me, the day and time a person is born does not belong to them. It's just how the sky/stars/planets were positioned back then.

Might as well just be asking "what would a person born February 19th 1980 at 1:44 AM be like?" It just so happens we know people born on that day, so we are speaking in relation to that individual. But the day and position of the planets does not belong to them. Not by a long shot. I don't see charts as personal. It only becomes personal if their personal info is shared. People have this idea that they "own" or "possess" in a materialistic way what happened in the sky. They don't.

I think of it in a universal sense, not in a proprietary way.