Horary astrology – practical solutions written in the stars

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Horary astrology finds practical, real-world solutions in the the motion of the planets

Feeling lost or uncertain about a specific topic in your life? Horary astrology provides accurate predictions on all topics—from love, career, finances, and property to health, friendship, conflict, spiritual matters, and family dynamics.

Following in the footsteps of great historical horary readers from Masha’allah to William Lilly and beyond, I am an experienced reader providing actionable insights and readings for clients in the UK and worldwide. A horary reading will give you the clarity you need: what will happen and when, how to make the most out of any situation, and more.

What questions can horary answer?

It is possible to answer almost any question with horary astrology, but clarity, specificity and simplicity are important. Horary astrology is perfect for predicting events, analysing situations like relationships or difficulties in life, and assessing upcoming changes. Here are examples of concise questions perfect for horary.

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Boris Johnson and the vote of (no?) confidence

Chart Date: 6 June 2022 Background As you may or may not know, things have gone beyond the standard level of tutting and a vote of no confidence in Boris Johnson (the Prime Minister and leader of the Conservative Party) was held this evening, the result announced 9pm 06/06/2022. The news it would be held was announced shortly before 9am the morning of the same day, which is when I cast the chart. Interpretation Boris Johnson is the Prime Minister, contextually the ‘king’. He’s Mars, Lord 10 which is an immediate sign of him staying on – he’s dignified and applying to the cusp of House 10 – literally ‘returning to his house’ as Prime Minister. He’s got a lot of agency on that cusp, too. By reception, he’s sick and tired of Venus – his opponents. This could be seen as the opposition Labour Party, but in context is

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