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It’s not very common to have three eclipses within a month, yet that’s what’s happening at this time with a lunar eclipse 4-25-2013, a solar eclipse 5-9-2013, and another lunar eclipse 5-24-2013. The symbolism of eclipses, from a mundane, everyday standpoint, is largely negative. Be a little more careful with any important dealings.
Be on the alert for any possible missteps involving financial dealings, contracts, or other important matters around April 25, 2013, symbolized by the lunar eclipse.
Though your collective timing changes regularly throughout your life, and being aware of it offers great benefits, my findings overwhelmingly show that the “nothing is set in stone” notion is a myth.
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.
It would have been more interesting had this person offered his opinion on why the Tropical zodiac is “fake,” or why he believes the Sidereal zodiac is the “right one,” but anonymous platitude-filled e-mails criticizing my philosophies are interesting enough.
Although you may think you have nothing in common, you really have a lot more in common than you believe. Shared long-term timing trends, derived from the full date of birth, especially in the extreme (the symbolism being more obvious, negative or positive) depict shockingly similar personal life themes.
Heightened frustration—in this case from about mid February until about mid March–is more common under these Mercury retrograde related circumstances, especially in regard to making progress with new projects and endeavors.
When is the last time someone you know well changed so much that you didn’t readily recognize his or her unique character? Never. It simply doesn’t happen. A tiger doesn’t change its stripes, as the saying goes.
Relationships, and the key circumstances of your life, appear to be arbitrary, but they are absolutely mapped. It’s like driving around in a strange city. The road you happen to take leads somewhere, you just don’t know where. Not knowing where it leads to doesn’t negate the fact that the beginning leads to the result.
Shared collective timing representatively brings people together, then when they phase out of the shared timing, the relationship falls apart. This dynamic can also relate to professional connections.