Horary reading?

haileyscomet · #1 03-09-2012, 08:48 AM

Will I still have my dental assisting job in April and in near future?

Hi Im asking this because my 90 day trial is almost up (started in January) and I'm not sure whether they will keep me or not. Ive had some major downs so that's why I'm unsure.

I dont know how to read this. I see Jupiter in the 6th but Saturn in the 12th. I would appreciate if someone can give me some insight. Im pretty torn about this. What does it mean to see nothing in the 10th house?

Okay so my ascendent is Scorpio, then significator retrograde Mars? Also do I have a grand trine? But I think this trine is applying to everyone just like Mars going retrograde. I feel this chart could be really accurate as I was very "personally invested" at the time I casted.

haileyscomet · #2 03-12-2012, 02:05 AM

Please any insight, I just had another bad day

Culpeper · #3 03-12-2012, 03:43 AM

Scorpio is rising so your significator is Mars. The 10th house of employment is Leo, thus the significator of the job is the Sun. The Sun and Mars are in opposition and the Sun is separating from Mars. This indicates that you will lose your current job.

There is that trine aspect of Mars to a well placed Venus and Jupiter. This is mutual application since Mars is retrograde. This is favorable and indicates other job offers await you.

haileyscomet · #4 03-12-2012, 04:01 AM

How soon do you think?

SagiCap · #5 03-12-2012, 04:33 AM

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Originally Posted by Culpeper

Scorpio is rising so your significator is Mars. The 10th house of employment is Leo, thus the significator of the job is the Sun. The Sun and Mars are in opposition and the Sun is separating from Mars. This indicates that you will lose your current job.

There is that trine aspect of Mars to a well placed Venus and Jupiter. This is mutual application since Mars is retrograde. This is favorable and indicates other job offers await you.

Sorry to hear you're having trouble at work. We spend most of our lives there, maybe its best to be somewhere better for you!

Culpeper, why don't we assume the Job/Querent's separating opposition illustrates the past recent problems in the workplace? Maybe a separating opposition can show problems "going away?"