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Astrology

Overview of the Astrology Chart

First establish the reading order of the entire horoscope, and then distinguish the questions answered by natal, transit, progressed, synastry, house system, birth time and predicted boundaries.

Read the entrance first

Use this group first to establish a problem map and basic judgment sequence.

Introduction to Astrology: What exactly does a natal chart look like?

The natal chart is not a personality label, but a system of evidence: first look at what is the most powerful, then look at which area of life it falls in, and finally look at how it interacts with other configurations.

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Astrology is not just about the sun sign

Astrology is not just about the sun sign. The sun is only one layer of the core will. The complete chart also depends on the moon, ascendant, ascendant, house position, aspect and overall weight.

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What layers does our chart consist of?

An astrolabe is composed of many layers: natal structure, transit triggers, progressed developments, return year themes, and supplementary layers of asteroids, fixed stars, and professional techniques.

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What is the difference between natal chart, transit chart and synastry chart?

The natal chart looks at personal structure, the transit chart looks at the current stage, and the synastry chart looks at how two people trigger each other. The three answer different questions and cannot be mixed.

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What is the difference between natal chart, transit chart, progressed chart and solar return chart?

The natal chart, transit chart, progression chart and solar return chart are not four systems fighting each other, but four different focal lengths: one tells who you are, one tells what you are encountering outside now, one tells how you are changing inside, and one tells what theme this year will revolve around.

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Does astrology look at personality, relationships, career or the future?

Astrology is suitable for looking at structures, patterns, phases and windows of choice and is not suitable as a substitute for medical, legal, investing, psychotherapy or reality communication.

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core items

Continue to break down the concepts that are most commonly used in this group and need to be reviewed again and again.

Where should a novice look first when opening an astrolabe?

When a novice opens a horoscope, don't look at all the configurations first. First look at the Big Three, the ruler of the life, the four-axis angular house, personal planets and close aspects, and then add the theme focus points.

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Why is birth time important?

The time of birth will determine the Ascendant, house position, quadratic axis, placement of the natal ruler and many time judgments. The more accurate the time, the more reliable the realistic scenes in the astrolabe.

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Can I still look at the horoscope if I don’t know my birth time?

If you don't know the time of birth, you can still look at part of the horoscope, but the ascendant, house position, four axes, life ruler and precise time judgment will all be downgraded and cannot be regarded as a definite conclusion.

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What does palace system mean?

House system is a method of calculating the boundaries of the twelve houses. Different house systems will change the house cusps and planet placements, especially affecting the judgment of high latitudes, critical houses and house rulers.

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What does "positioning" mean in astrology?

A configuration in astrology is not a single entry, but a unit of evidence composed of planets, signs, houses, aspects, states and weights.

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Can astrology predict the future?

Astrology can look at stage themes, trigger windows and conditional trends, but it cannot treat the future as a fixed script. Predictions are based on a combination of natal charts, time techniques and realistic choices.

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Whether astrology is accurate depends on what?

The accuracy of astrology depends on the accuracy of the birth data, whether the questions are clear, whether the techniques match, whether there is a chain of evidence in reading the chart, and whether the boundaries of reality are respected.

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