Taurusbaby said to Astrolocherry: “How do you become an astrologer? Is it from being knowledgeable about all the signs, houses, planets, and such, or is there more to it?” Your horoscope is nothing special. It’s a moment in time, a picture, but very important to you because it’s a symbol of you, not in the very deepest sense, but as a person born with the potential symbolized by that moment in time; a life filled with light and darkness, faults and talents, fascination and boredom, wild success and crushing failure. You have decided to do this thing called life and now here you are, flooded with all its pleasure and pain. In order to live well, you’ve learned to cope with a very complex life style. For example, you’ve learned to drive, certainly a very unnatural activity. The astrological horoscope is sort of like driving. It’s an aid in figuring out where you are on the map and how to get where you want to go. But it’s not necessary to be an expert in order to figure out how to get to the next town. No. The experts have turned astrology into a very complex labyrinthine. But all you really need is the most basic understanding of your horoscope and the transits, the planets moving through the sky at a particular moment. All else is refinement, research, amusement, and, dare I say it: silliness. So get your learner’s permit, so to speak, and begin driving starting with the force symbolized by the planet Saturn. Follow the meaning of Saturn as it moves through your horoscope. In order to do this, you will want to collect some books from a few authors and read what they have to say about Saturn. So, when a good computer program or your little friend says you will have Saturn transiting through your 9th house over the next year, look up “Saturn in the 9th house” in your books and see what’s going on. Then make your notes. Simple. Valuable.
Posted on: Sun, 16 Nov 2014 01:21:51 +0000
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