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Advanced Horary Forecasts Examples Alexey Borealis
Transits to horary charts are a new forecasting technique discovered accidentally during the hypothesis testing of the 17th-century astrologer and mat
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Advanced Forecasting Horary Techniques Alexey Borealis
Arabian parts are fictitious points of a horoscope. They signify the object (like surgery or divorce) when there is no astrological house for it.
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Intermediate Forecasting Horary Techniques Alexey Borealis
A detailed guide for astrologers on working with fixed stars. Contains a list of the brightest stars. We recommend bookmarking it for future reference
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Advanced Forecasting Horary Techniques Alexey Borealis
A horary chart may not contain an answer to the question asked, or contain an answer to something that was not asked. This is a property of radicality
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Advanced Forecasting Horary Techniques Alexey Borealis
Often astrologers choose the wrong planets to focus on, leading to prediction errors. Learn how to avoid these mistakes in this article.
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Advanced Forecasting Horary Techniques Alexey Borealis
Often astrologers don't separate the context from the subject in a horary question. Moreover, they do not even know what it is. Let's illustrate it.
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Intermediate Horary Astrology Alexey Borealis
There have been a lot of talks lately about horary astrology. But not all of what has been said is true. What is horary astrology really?
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Advanced Natal Forecasting Techniques Alexey Borealis
What are transits in astrology and can they predict various minor daily events? Let's figure It out together.
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Intermediate Natal Forecasting Techniques Alexey Borealis
The solar return is a clarifying technique that describes events shown by directions. Read the beginner's guide on how to read a solar chart.
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Intermediate Aspects Alexey Borealis
Planetary aspects are miniature copies of planets placed at distances of 60, 90, 120, and 180 degrees from the planet itself.
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