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People have always relied on oracles for guidance. The Romans believed the gods sent meaningful and divine messages all the time and even their own emperors used astrology. The Astrology Oracle a modern oracle-interpretation based on ancient symbols and inspired by the heavenly bodies, points and angles of astrology. Many of these represent Rome’s most helpful, healing gods and their names survive in astrology today. Jupiter opens doors and resolves problems. Fortuna turns a low point into a high point. Diana offers freedom and liberation. When you use this Oracle, think of time like a river. In this river, the past, present and future flow into each other, backwards and forwards. Using this oracle you are pausing to look at the river at one point in your journey. Your oracle answer will show you where you are coming from, where you are now and where you are headed. You can make the journey better or change course, as you wish.

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The Astrology Oracle Guide (eBook). Your free 116-page guide to the oracle, available exclusively to Premium members of this website. You can find it in My Downloads.

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Common Questions

When you work with the Astrology Oracle, you need space, peace, time and total focus. What you are actually doing, when you open yourself up to this parallel universe, is letting your mind wander into the future. The future is a reality. It is already coming towards us, based on where we just were – and where we are heading now. When you use the Oracle you let your mind race ahead faster than the speed of light. You report back to yourself from the future.

The questions are really important! I often see questions from people who are obsessively in love and are desperate to know if it’s ever going to work out with the person in question, or if they have a future (if they are together).

Spend just as much time exploring and appreciating your ‘now’ cards as you do, racing towards the future.

If the present is not being powerfully, accurately and richly described by the cards, please restart the process, or if it does not work a couple of times – come back later.

Try to ask constructive questions which will help you, rather than racing to an outcome.

The Astrology Oracle can assist you with it’s unique, specific solutions for problem solving and crisis management. The question to ask is ‘What is the point of this situation?’ Or perhaps ‘Why am I being put through this situation?’ You might also ask ‘What is the higher purpose of this problem in my life?’ When you ask these types of questions you can open the door to a new pathway of possibility, triggered by the answer your receive. Look up the symbol card and the house card and line up the keywords (written by the description on the cards). The guidance you need will come when you spot something from each key word list that really hits home. That immediately and powerfully makes sense.

If you want to use The Astrology Oracle like a pro psychic, the first thing you have to do, is drop your longing for a firm ‘yes or no’ answer. By that I mean, questions like ‘Is he coming back to me?’ Other common questions, and quite understandably so, might be, ‘Will I get the job?’ Another mistake first-time oracle or Tarot readers make is to look for a time (‘When will I meet my husband’). In order to get the most from The Astrology Oracle, begin with the present – from the point of view of all the participants in the situation. This is usually just one other person, so I will use that as an example.

My client Nell wants to know if she will have a serious relationship with Paulo, the man she recently met. She is even curious about marriage despite the fact that he has a girlfriend! So the first questions must be ‘Where is he at?’ and also ‘Where is she at?’

If our lives are like newspapers, what are the headlines for Nell and Paulo right now? You can use this technique for yourself as well no matter if your question is about love, work, money, health or anything else.

What are the headlines in Nell’s life now?
Mercury and Sixth House – The Oracle says, it’s all about the written and spoken word, the computer, the phone, the media, the internet – and in connection with work and Nell’s relationship with her body.

What are the headlines in Paolo’s life now?
Sun and Fourth House – The Oracle says, Paolo has his apartment, house, family, household, home town and/or homeland as the priority and there is a big spotlight on his people and his place.

If you can imagine time as a gigantic map, full of roads and hills (almost as if you were looking at your life from an aeroplane window) then it is possible to see Nell’s path and Paolo’s path converging. We know that Nell wants Paolo (despite the girlfriend!) so how will their paths cross again? What or who brings them together?

1. Read for the other person/s in the story too so you can see how all your paths are crossing.
2. Ditch any idea of definite yes or no answers – or specific times – as this map of time does not work like that.
3. Fix yourself in the present first and you will get a strong feeling for how the Oracle works.
4. See time as a map, like the ground laid out from an aeroplane window, and see how people cross paths.
5. To get what you want from a situation, make sure both/all participants are fed what they need. Go for win-win.

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Juno

Juno

When Juno appears in your reading you are being asked to look at commitment with all its advantages and disadvantages. On the plus side, once you ‘wed’ yourself to something or someone, you can gain in terms of comfort, security and prestige. On the minus side, you need to be aware that commitment means just that; there is no fast or easy way to escape who or what you have locked yourself in with. Juno was Jupiter’s wife in Roman myth. Her symbol is the peacock and you may find peacock feathers, illustrations or even the real thing turns up in your life now. Juno is about stability and permanence – and a certain position in life. She is also about the realities of arrangements where it is not easy to bend or break the rules. Such arrangements can be quite inflexible and not open to negotiation. Bear all this in mind as you make choices.

IN DEPTH


Based on the Greek goddess Hera.Worshipped alongside her husband Jupiter and daughter Minerva on the Capitol in Ancient Rome. She was known as Juno Moneta (the goddess who alerts people) and also ‘she who makes people remember.’ She saved Rome when her sacred geese sounded the alarm in the city when under attack. Juno is about solid women making solid commitments. As a general principle she is about who/what you’re wedded to.

MEANING

Juno is fiercely and cruelly vengeful towards women her husband Jupiter desires or sleeps with. As the patron of married women and childbirth this is understandable. Juno needs Cupid to reignite the married passion between herself and her husband Jupiter as the painting by Annibale Carracci (1600-1605) reminds us. Jupiter is a philanderer. All Juno-style commitments, pledges and promises need to be brought alive from time to time.

EXAMPLES

Juno and the Seventh House card is about engagement, wedding, honeymoon, child.

Juno and the Seventh House may mean a work or business partnership too – legally binding.

If you have Juno and the Eighth House cards together, this is a major financial commitment.

Juno’s peacock symbol reminds us that marriage favours men – the stars of the show.

Juno’s geese tell us that she is about protecting what is precious – guarding what is solid.

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Geese

Twelve House

The Twelfth House

The Twelfth House is associated with Neptune and Pisces in the natural zodiac. As you might guess it has links with the sea and fish. These symbolic links revolve around the idea of escaping into a different world. The ocean and the beach represent a holiday from reality. The rules are different over there – or down there. In the year that Neptune was discovered, anaesthetic had its public debut, raising questions about where human beings went to, when they were unconscious. In the same year spiritual mediumship took a great leap forward. The Twelfth House card describes any escape from reality where you go below the surface (just like scuba diving) and are unseen. It is associated with keeping secrets but also any invisible role without recognition. The Twelfth House is also about the unconscious mind, the spirit body and dreams.

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