"the coming year will be about > expansion". But doesn't this type of language kind of load the deck? I mean what year of anyones life doesn't include such a generalized value?
So much of what I had seen from divination arts are in the language used and the willingness of the person the descriptions are about to come up with specific examples. Both sides so eager to prove the system right even while the client sometimes feigns skepticism... And guess what will happen next year, you will also experience contractions! --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "ispiritkin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- Bhairitu wrote: > > I actually started out doing astrology reading > > via intuition which I still do today. <snip> > > I learned the rules of astrology so I could > > explain in those terms what > > was happening. > > This is exactly what I have found so far to be THE most useful and fun > application of astrology. > > Astro charts are fun to look at and I have collected a mass of > interesting facts about astrology. What I like most is when I have an > intuition about something, say, "the coming year will be about > expansion". Then I looked on my chart to find "expansion" there > somewhere. I didn't, and that was disappointing. The year actually > WAS about expansion but at that time I couldn't find any astrological > indicator. > > My point is it would have been fun to find a symbol to slap onto that > experience. Or not. Symbols can also limit one's awareness and > receptivity to the limits of the symbol's meaning, so other meanings or > signals might be missed. > > Another place I like to use these symbols is to decorate my impression > of a personality as I am getting to know someone. It's like dropping > pebbles along a path so I can remember the insights I've had about that > person. > > P.S. Aha! It's as I suspected-- Saturn is my planet of expansion, not > Jupiter. I just looked back to that year of expansion to see if Saturn > had anything to do with it. Sittin' right there in living color. >
