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Unfortunately, the vast majority of professional astrologers today focus only on basic natal configurations and timing methods (transits, progressions, etc.). You can’t see fate in action using such a shallow approach.
Thus, most will erroneously tell you, “Astrology isn’t fate, it’s only possibilities.”
The infrequent cosmic events outlined in this beginner’s guide to astrology amount to less than 10% of a reasonably solid system of checks and balances. They are mostly modifying indicators and are best used to firm up an existing comprehensive analysis derived from perpetual cycles (astrological and numerological). However, the factors in this beginner’s guide to astrology are easy to track. Doing so allows you to grasp the omnipresent, cyclical nature of reality. They can even help you plan your days and have more success reaching your goals.
The fact that the universe and nature are mathematically ordered, as Pythagoras concluded and Isaac Newton proved, suggests that key personal and worldly circumstances might be cyclical in nature, even predetermined.
Astrologers enamored with modern methods claim that astrology must “…promote human freedom…” and that ancient astrology “…is not aligned with modern times…” Instead, our findings tell us this: modern astrology’s psycho-speak, trippy subjectivity and softened-up-reality-to-the-point-of-distortion drives you to cloud and misjudge reality and tells you what you want to hear. The escapist
Instead of considering only astrological Sun signs, we believe that the comprehensive astrology and numerology charts must be scrutinized if one wants to consider true personality, compatibility, and personal timing (prediction and forecasting). Also, thorough handwriting analysis done by a well-trained professional adds a great deal of additional insight about subconscious character, much of which that can’t be