Στην ελληνική μυθολογία, ο θεός βασιλιάς των Πάντων κυβερνούσε την Ελλάδα Γεια Δάσκαλε Στο Ταμίλ Ναντού, μέρος της Ένωσης της Ινδίας, υπάρχει μια αρχαία κοινότητα που ονομάζεται Pallars και ανήκει στη δυναστεία Pandyas
@@theoxfordastrologer5089 if you don't know accurate birth times bc of lost records or scheduled c sections is there any point or how to proceed? I wonder, based on your research, if you've ever stumbled across charts that did not align with the subject's choices/actions? Does anyone ever go against what's written in their stars, so to speak, and assert their free will over some God/s given destiny? Just thinking about the Invictus poem/games/and the idea of the hero's journey. I just finished Circe and loved it. Predestination in religion always bothered me, but many things that go against my preferences do, of course. 🤪🤣🤣🍷🍷🍷 Thanks for your interesting work. I have a friend I admire whose last name is Pallas and whose work is on biodynamic ag and who fits your Pallas Athena research to a tee 🤣. Too bad I'm a scheduled C and made that error with my kids ( bad advice 😞 ) or I would have seen what their stars indicated. Hope your quarantine in Oxford is safe and pleasant. Locked down in paradise.
@@diatplay I think you're scheduled C is absolutely fine. It's still your birth time. Your destiny is not written in stone. There are many levels at which you can live your chart. The point is to work with your stars in the best way possible. You can't change whether you are tall or short for example, musical or not so much, but you can go with your talents and aptitudes, potential and luck, rather than against it.
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What an incredible insight to Pallas Athena. Thank you.
I’ve got Pallas in Pisces in my 9th house conjunct Vesta in a 2° orb both opposed to Mars in Virgo in my 3rd house.
Wow, thanks for this.
Στην ελληνική μυθολογία, ο θεός βασιλιάς των Πάντων κυβερνούσε την Ελλάδα Γεια Δάσκαλε Στο Ταμίλ Ναντού, μέρος της Ένωσης της Ινδίας, υπάρχει μια αρχαία κοινότητα που ονομάζεται Pallars και ανήκει στη δυναστεία Pandyas
Thank you for this! How do you find out where Pallas is in your chart?
You can go to astro.com extended chart selection. At the bottom left, they give you a list of extras.
This is free BTW
@@theoxfordastrologer5089 if you don't know accurate birth times bc of lost records or scheduled c sections is there any point or how to proceed?
I wonder, based on your research, if you've ever stumbled across charts that did not align with the subject's choices/actions? Does anyone ever go against what's written in their stars, so to speak, and assert their free will over some God/s given destiny? Just thinking about the Invictus poem/games/and the idea of the hero's journey. I just finished Circe and loved it. Predestination in religion always bothered me, but many things that go against my preferences do, of course. 🤪🤣🤣🍷🍷🍷 Thanks for your interesting work. I have a friend I admire whose last name is Pallas and whose work is on biodynamic ag and who fits your Pallas Athena research to a tee 🤣. Too bad I'm a scheduled C and made that error with my kids ( bad advice 😞 ) or I would have seen what their stars indicated. Hope your quarantine in Oxford is safe and pleasant. Locked down in paradise.
@@diatplay I think you're scheduled C is absolutely fine. It's still your birth time.
Your destiny is not written in stone. There are many levels at which you can live your chart. The point is to work with your stars in the best way possible. You can't change whether you are tall or short for example, musical or not so much, but you can go with your talents and aptitudes, potential and luck, rather than against it.
I have pallas a conjunct mars in Aquarius 6th house 8 degrees
That's weird cause I love my doc martin boots and wear medusa necklace and love army gear I stand out yes seek and believe truth to power