Clear Sky Astrology
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Horary questions are answered by email, not in a meeting. Your reading arrives in your inbox within 48 hours of payment.
How to ask a good question
- Ask one thing at a time. Two questions in one lead to a muddled answer.
- Be specific about the matter. "Will I get the apartment on Oak Street?" works better than "Will things work out?"
- Ask something that can be answered. Yes or no, which of two options, or when something will happen.
- Be sincere. Ask only if you truly want the answer and are ready to act on it.
- Ask once, when it is on your mind. Horary judges the moment the question is asked, so ask when the question is real for you, not after you've been waiting for days.
- Add a timeframe if it matters. "Will I hear back by the end of the month?"
Void-of-course Moon: if the Moon is void of course when you ask, the chart does not give a clear answer. Your question is returned free of charge with a Magic 8 Ball reply of "Ask Again Later." You can ask again once the Moon enters a new sign.
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Planetary positions
Look up where the Sun, Moon and classical planets are, in signs and degrees, for any date and time.
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- Positions are geocentric (as seen from Earth) and tropical (measured from the equinox), the standard for astrology.
- Retrograde means the planet appears to move backward against the stars. The Sun and Moon never do.
- Void of course is calculated for the moment shown.