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The ultimate compatibility test, one that will quickly reveal how compatible you are with another person on a personal or professional level, is greatly sought after. The problem is that it doesn’t exist, at least in a form usable by anyone, without having to learn any forms of personality analysis.
What’s that you say? Horoscopes couldn’t possibly be scientific? I agree. I don’t believe in the form of astrology you’ve been exposed to either. I do, however, absolutely believe in authentic astrology, recognized as complex protocols originating between approximately 300 BC and 1700 AD.
The general inclination of your future is fated, along with many of the core particulars. The overall framework of life circumstances involving money, love life, family, partnerships, career, and much more is fated in life.
What seems to be a great idea during an eclipse is much more likely to be proven futile later.
You can lower your overall risk by paying a little more attention to the important goings on in your life in conjunction with Mercury retrograde.
Be a little more cautious with important purchases, legal contracts, large investments, and any other important matters around the time of the lunar eclipse (two to three weeks leading up to, and especially the few days before and after).
Let me tell you a story. Lauren is a successful entrepreneur and business owner. She’s had the usual problems with difficult employee relationships, as well as business partners possessing major personality red flags that became evident after it was too late.
I’d like to be able to give people infinite hope by telling them that unavoidable personal adversity doesn’t have to exist, that they can override fate with their free will, but my findings completely contradict that notion. In the fate vs. free will competition, fate always prevails.
Dealing with extreme interpersonal conflict isn’t easy and it’s impossible to eliminate it, but accepting that it’s just the way it is between you and that other person is a big help in coping with it.
This type of connection—natural, extreme conflict between two people–is rather common, according to my findings.