Timing of events is a question I am often asked. For example,
'when will I get married, make money, get a new job meet the next boyfriend,
when will he call,' etc.
In predictive
astrology timing is everything. As a matter of fact, you can't make
predictions using astrology without timing events. Predictive astrology interprets current and future cycles or
periods of life utilizing placement of the planets or transits which result in
events of all types that are part of the ongoing cycle of life. Many tools are
utilized in this process. A simple
question may be answered such as 'when will we communicate', or a much more
complex one like, ' when 'will I achieve professional status in life.'
A great deal can be discovered by looking at an individual
natal chart. This chart is created using the day, year and time of birth, and
each chart is unique. The chart shows what sign each planet is in as well as
which house, and the signs ruling the houses and planets.
Each house of the chart is like a stage upon which the play
is set and in this case the play is
called life. For example, the fourth house rules home and family, the fifth
house rules friends, children and love affairs, the sixth house rules work, and the seventh marriage and
partnerships and on and on. Each house rules a different area of your life, or
a different segment of the play of life.
The planets are like the actors in the play and the zodiac signs tell us the
personality of the actors and what their psychological leanings and tendencies
and traits are.
As the planets move (transit) through the sky-the Sun, Moon,
Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto, they interact
with the planets in your natal chart, and as these planets interact with your
personal chart they create aspects (degrees of separation to the natal planets)
and events in your life occur based on
the timing of the transit!
So, timing is natural to astrology, and without it there can be no
predictions.
The major
aspects astrologers use are the trine, sextile, conjunction, and opposition.
Traditional
astrology has been dated to the 3rd millennium, with
roots in calendrical systems used to predict seasonal shifts and to interpret
celestial cycles as signs of divine communication with man. Until the 17th
century, astrology was considered a scholarly tradition, and it drove the
development of astronomy and was commonly accepted in political and cultural
circles. Mundane astrology was often used which predicted events
pertaining to countries, kingdoms and groups of people as a culture, and timing
was piece de resistance, as it is today in all traditional/predictive
astrology.
I use predictive
and traditional astrology most
of the time, the focus of which is outer events and predictions that will
occur in our lives, as opposed to psychological astrology, which became
common in the 20th century. You cannot understand traditional astrology fully
without studying the concepts of psychological astrology, however. Many of my
blog predictions are based on Mundane
astrology.
Psychological
astrology which came to vogue with Carl Jung, reached a heyday in the
1960's- 1980's, and is excellent for character analysis and psychological
insight, but cannot predict events like traditional astrology. Many of those
engaged in this form of astrology don't make predictions, rather focus on
character analysis or compatibility, mental, emotional and psychological
attributes and development.
From 1700-1900
traditional astrology had few serious practitioners, but with the advent
of and interest in the esoteric sciences made popular by groups as the
Theosophists, traditional astrology came
to be studied and welcomed again.
Timing is all important in electional astrology and horary
astrology as well.
Electional astrology
encompasses the art of perfect timing by choosing or electing the best time to
begin a particular event or start an activity such as getting married. Every
event including marriage has a chart!
Horary
astrology answers a question by constructing a chart based on the time
and place the question is asked and answers questions on timing.
Timing is important and is utilized in all forms of astrology
except psychological astrology.
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