
DwellingOnMove
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Posted by Blackburn
... transits in my charts that would lead to a break up that never happened, ...


Posted by Blackburn
... Sometimes I enjoy changing my choices in the last moment, ...


Posted by DwellingOnMovePosted by Blackburn
... transits in my charts that would lead to a break up that never happened, ...
thank you, Blackburn.
I think for us average students of Astrology it is not surprising that we see tendencies (take aspects which intensify or weaken each other) and then notjing happens. See also OP of https://www.dxpnet.com/opinion/astrology/it-seems-that-a-lot-of-people-want-astrology-to-be-literal--8049168.
But to understand the OP of "Fear of Predestination: Are We Really Alive?" on skyscript I would assume that he is the best possible astrologer on the earth. So he can really make > 85% correct predictions.
PS: on the other hand maybe this is my mistake. speak that author is not that good cause there can never be such a perfect astrologer. well, this is yet another story.click to expand

Posted by Montgomery
... Loving Grace... mammals... pure water...clear sky. ... pines ... deer stroll peacefully... flowers... blossoms. ... ecology...nature,...brothers and sisters,... 🙂

Posted by DwellingOnMovePosted by Blackburn
... Sometimes I enjoy changing my choices in the last moment, ...
good example. this evokes the question if ever a computer or a perfect astrologer will be able to consider even this.
would you change your choice cause time has passed and AC or Moon degrees changed? Or was it a uranian episode. even transit ASC to natal Uranus or transit Uranus? Plus progression?
why do we sometimes change our made up mind, and other times not?click to expand


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That reminded me also of this: https://www.dxpnet.com/opinion/astrology/astrological-transits-are-not-a-joke-theyre-extremely-real-8009532.
Yet I don't understand what is the problem. I mean if I sit in a bus to San Diego and they predict I'll be there at the end of the journey, does that make me a machine cause I really get to there? If I wake up with the sunshine? If I breathe cause my heart is still beating, would you consider me as a machine?
Let me be a machine and not alive. Wouldn't I still fulfill the sufficient and required conditions that label me as "alive"? Cause I still breathe, move, eat...
A year has 365x24x3600 seconds. But when I'm waiting each second is a year. So can I notice that I do not have a free will, cause I usually count chickens after they're hatched? And if so, why the fear?
Related threads: https://www.dxpnet.com/opinion/philosophy/are-we-a-computer-simulation-6466270.