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Moving can be both stressful and exhilarating. Knowing when to stay and when to move can save stress, time and money.
H orary astrology, which answers questions by using a chart of the position of the heavens at the time the question was asked, can be a useful way to get an objective indication of the pros and cons of a prospective move.
Judging Relocation and Moving Horary Questions
How to Ask "Should I Stay or Should I Move?"
What Does A Horary Relationship Analysis Consist Of?
Judging Relocation and Moving Horary Questions
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When you ask a moving question you can ask, "Should I stay or move?" and the analysis will be able to give a specific and precise breakdown comparing staying where you are with moving in general. However, if you ask the question as "Should I move?" in general, the analysis will not be able to say specifically where you might move.
You can ask, "Should I move to Seattle?" giving just one option as a potential location and get a very specific and precise take on moving to that particular place. You cannot ask, "Should I move to Seattle or San Jose?" or "Should I move to Chicago, Los Angeles or New York?" because there is more than one option for the place to move to. Too many variables makes the question impossible to judge precisely.
One way to work, if you have several possible places to move, is to ask several horary questions. Start with the most desired or most viable option, then wait a day or so and ask the second, then wait a day and ask the third, and so on. While these separate questions need to be paid for separately you can get a reduced rate on horary questions if you order three at once. Please Contact me if you need assistance with your question(s).
The first thing we look for when judging a horary question about moving are the significators of the querent (person asking the question) which is the first house and its ruler, the current location, signified by the fourth house and its ruler and the potential location, signified by the seventh house and its ruler.
By examining the strength or weakness, the placement and the aspects of the significators we can see the Cosmic drama that reflects the events taking place here on Earth. For example, a strong seventh house and ruler signifies an auspicious move, while a weak one advises against it.
Getting a horary analysis is like knowing the direction and strength of a river current. One can choose to fight the current and try to paddle upstream, sit back and let the current take you or paddle actively in the direction of the current.
You can see examples of a an actual moving and relocation question, my reading, an astrological chart of the question and the results at Should I Move? Example.
How to Ask "Should I Stay or Should I Move?"
What Does A Horary Analysis Consist Of?
Each question receives my personal attention as Renaissance astrology is too complex to be produced by a computer program. I am also available for further discussion of your question via e-mail or phone after you receive your written analysis.
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