The Truth About Your Divine Purpose
The truth is, everyone’s divine purpose is different, and most people’s divine purpose doesn’t include big money and fame.
July 23, 2013
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The truth is, everyone’s divine purpose is different, and most people’s divine purpose doesn’t include big money and fame.
While I believe you have free will to make the most of your life, it’s impossible to deny unalterable personal fate after you see the constant repetition of patterns in the comprehensive charts directly corresponding to happenings in people’s lives.
A better way to phrase that question is “Can an astrologer guess some of the key patterns in your charts after getting to know your personality?” The answer is yes.
Napoleon Bonaparte, early 19th century French military commander, said, “Circumstances – what are circumstances? I make circumstances.” You have to wonder what was going through Napoleon’s mind at Waterloo, his final defeat. Do you think he was content with the circumstances he made in that battle?
Unfortunately, the guillotine of personal adversity and fate slices right through that promise and proves there are limits in life, like when your goals conflict with your destiny.
It’s always amusing to hear people say, “My fate isn’t predetermined.” When asked about when they will “manifest,” as “master of (their) destiny,” the “unlimited possibilities” they allude to, they say it’s a work in progress. Yet twenty years later their lives haven’t changed much, other than the additional debt incurred from their addiction to inspirational books, seminars, and retreats.
The concept that “you are in complete control of your destiny” is, in one way, true yet, in another, completely false.
Taking a chance is far less risky if you’re well informed. Handwriting analysis and comprehensive astrology and numerology gives you a huge advantage.
Capitalism is spiritual relative to other economic systems, considering it allows for the most personal freedom.
2012 won’t include any “dramatic universal spiritual shifts.”