If a birth chart can validate the struggles of someone I’ve never met, some things really were fated. We don’t control fated events, but we do control our reaction, and the most important word in that definition is feeling. A friend recently lost his long-term partner after a health battle and asked whether he’d ever be in another relationship. The answer was that it depends on his response: use this as a catalyst to slip into depression, or as a catalyst to get his life together. His chart shows how. He was born an early-degree fixed Scorpio, spent 30 years working with Sagittarius (mutable fire), and his progressed Sun is now in early Capricorn (cardinal earth). Lean on the fire’s optimism and purpose, then use the earth’s goals and practical effort to heal. Know thyself. Balance your energy.
Takeaways
When a chart validates struggles in the life of someone you’ve never met, it suggests some events really were fated. We think we control things that are fated, but we don’t.
Free will lives in your reaction. A reaction is a feeling and an action in response to an event, and the key word is feeling.
A grieving friend asked if he’d love again, and the answer was that it depends on his response. A fated loss can be a catalyst for depression or a catalyst for getting your life together.
The chart shows the tools: a fixed Scorpio start, 30 years of mutable fire in Sagittarius (enthusiasm, optimism, humor, purpose, an open mind), and now a progressed Sun in cardinal earth Capricorn (ambition, goals, practical action).
Healing takes work, emotionally and physically. Put what you learned in the fire years to use by setting goals, starting with better health.
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