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Eclipses and other minor universal factors also serve as reminders to look more closely at a particular area of a subject’s life through more complex charting methods.
Although eclipses are only minor astrological indicators compared to the collective bodies of universal, natal, and personal cyclical timing factors, recognizing the associated symbolic energy allows you to witness the cyclical nature of life, and even avoid more of life’s hassles.
Unfortunately, modern astrology’s bad habit of ascribing specific events and recommendations toward single universal indicators has proven time and again to be an erroneous, superfluous approach. There is no “this means that” in real astrology. Real astrology is pattern recognition, using 100s of factors.
Housewife or career woman? It’s best determined by examining the following areas through comprehensive handwriting analysis, astrology and numerology.
In my opinion, solar and lunar eclipses are minor indicators, compared to the collective body of astrology and numerology factors (over 500 in my systems of analysis). Lose your job, you ask? Only if such a factor is supported by many other indicators.
The hype surrounding this astrological event is exaggerated even more than usual. Such universal astrological phenomenons are undercurrents only.
Unfortunately, a tremendous amount of valuable methodology from ancient times has been abandoned in favor of more easily marketed astrology. The result is triviality, and legions of misinformed people.
The following pointers about eclipses can help you in your understanding of cyclical timing analysis and predictive analytics, thus allow you to reduce your risk and capitalize on rewarding trends.
Uranus enters the sign of Aries May 27, 2010, but this is only a trivial astrological indicator.
It has happened countless times. Someone mentions one or two factors of their natal astrology and they ask me, “What does it mean?”, like this question I recently received: “What does Jupiter and Mars in my 7th House Mean?” It means many things, all of which depend on the other 500+ factors you must consider in a comprehensive analysis.