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Having studied astrology on and off since ca 1987, in my spare
time, I can safely say that it is my longest running hobby. (And something
I know at least as much about as my actual studies; Computer Science..) My
speciality is the birth chart, focusing as much on the challenges as the
potentials of a person (sometimes more, if they seem too complacent.. and
I know that most sensible people like to work with something, rather than
sit down and assume everything is ok with their personality). I have a
certain grasp of the ideas within the predictive branch of astrology, but
in my experience it works out so seldom, that it can be put down to
coincidence. So I'm not much of a fanatic - I don't claim it to be a
science.
So what do I claim it to be?
A tool, a model, a language and an artform.
Obvious question, then; How come it's studied, when everything is so
vague?
Because, given a specific model, given the frameworks, given as many
factors as are feasible (normally time, date and place of first breath),
and given an experienced astrologer, you will get useful results.
It does work. Just ask all those who study economics.. ;)
Next question; Why does it work?
And here, you will get my very personal view of reincarnation and
astrology:
I have no idea who invented astrology, if it was within or without
incarnation, but that is just another version of 'which came first, the
hen or the egg'. That is up to the reader to speculate on, if you decide
that my idea is worth thinking more about.
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For a norwegian primer on astrology, check out my Lynkurs i Astrologi A final note: The descriptions of the buildingblocks are up, as are mars and moon in signs, and uranus and chiron in the houses. Several others are 'half done'. All planet and sign images on these pages are copyright Sidsel Horvei, i.e. me. Please mail me if you wish to use them. The aspect images are simply drawings of the aspect symbols. Back to Home Page |