Based on the date, time and place of your birth we will be looking at your astrological horoscope as a blueprint of the planetary positions seen in the sky, at the exact moment in time when you were born. This “blueprint” is usually called an astrological birth or natal chart.
We will spend some time discussing your Sun sign and its complexity of temperament, tendencies and inner guidance. As the saying goes, we are not born entirely ready to express our Sun sign, we grow into it and develop the individuation process through our personality, life experiences, self- awareness and free will.
We will discuss your unique talents, natural instincts and inner resources as shown in your birth chart. And we will look at how you might express your talents in professional capacity, what compel your ambitions and what might be the ultimate vocation that suit the expression of your unique personality and gifts. This is all about your Sun sign.
We will also look at your Moon sign, which encompasses how our emotional life, needs and wants in life are expressed, often referencing the kind of family we grew up in. The Moon sign will tell a lot about how you relate to others, how and with whom you feel at home and what you look for and prioritize in close relationships to feel safe and nurtured.
We will in this context also look at the placement of Venus’ and Mars’ sign positions in your birth chart. As well as other indicators of personal preferences and dynamics of your likes/dislikes and attractions that might guide you and play out in your relationships and life choices. We will examine the forecasting for the year(s) ahead. This means looking at current planetary movements and how these might interact with personal points in your birth chart. Usually, these personal points are activated by the outer planets; Uranus, Neptune and Pluto and can emphasize important current or upcoming events in your life. For example, the transiting planets can highlight challenges you may want to handle and confront in yourselves and can ultimately be perceived as invitations for growth and personal development. If you actively work with your concerns, it can introduce possibilities and opportunities that enable you to make the most of your dreams/goals in your private as well as professional life.
