Astrology and Career Counseling

In the journey of life, finding a career that aligns with our true calling and brings fulfillment is often a quest filled with uncertainty and introspection. It is a common situation when people are forced to get an education because their profession is inherited: my grandfather and father were firemen, and I have to continue the family tradition. Or my parents own the biggest food production company in the country, so they definitely expect me to attend the best university and study finance to keep the family business going. Or life circumstances force me to make a fast choice and study a potentially money-making profession instead of listening to my heart and choosing a profession that would correspond to my calling.

Actually, it’s beneficial to choose your missionary profession since beginning. As soon as you have chosen to do something in life that gives you pleasure, you would never feel like working one day as you will be enlightened, you will not get tired of your excitement. You will definitely be successful as the Universe likes people who serve it for the better, so it helps those people who are doing on this Planet things they are supposed to do, realizing God’s plan. And you would not feel a need to change your profession after 25 years when you have been a book-keeper and you realized at 45 that in reality you always wanted to play rock guitar on a big stage.

They are beautiful talks about calling, but who could help you to understand how to discover your special gift as not everyone has a strong talent, noticed by parents since childhood like dancing or drawing. There are kids with good marks at all subjects, and usually, they are praised at school and afterward lost in life with no understanding of what to do as they never had a passion for anything special.

As a relationship specialist, I have been working with people for the last 12 years. I have had a lot of parents addressing me to have a look at the birth-chart reading of their teenagers before making choice about the University. It’s a time-saving solution as your kid doesn’t need to waste 5 years of life, studying something he/she does really like, and parents meanwhile save a lot of money.

Or I have had clients who came to me in deep depression, tired of running after dollars, and with a desire to understand who they are and what they are meant to do on Earth. There are diverse proprietary coaching techniques that I use when working with my clients to help them find their best professions. But what makes this process faster and more effective is studying their numbers.

Traditional career counseling methods may offer guidance, but astrology provides a unique and profound approach to uncovering vocational aptitudes and unlocking our true potential. As a relationship specialist with astrological expertise, I have witnessed firsthand how astrology can illuminate the path to a fulfilling and prosperous career.

Astrology operates on the principle that the positions of celestial bodies at the time of our birth influence our personality traits, strengths, weaknesses, and life’s purpose. By interpreting an individual’s birth chart, which is a snapshot of the sky at the moment they were born, astrologers can glean valuable insights into their vocational inclinations and innate talents.

One of the primary indicators of career potential in astrology is the Midheaven, also known as the Medium Coeli (MC). The Midheaven represents our public image, aspirations, and professional path. Its sign, ruling planet, and any aspects it forms with other planets provide valuable clues about the most suitable career path for an individual.

For example, someone with their Midheaven in Leo may be drawn to careers in the performing arts, entertainment, or leadership roles where they can shine in the spotlight and express their creative talents. On the other hand, an individual with their Midheaven in Capricorn might excel in traditional, structured professions such as business, finance, or government where they can demonstrate their organizational skills and ambition for success.

Another crucial factor in career astrology is the placement of the ruling planet of the 10th house, which is associated with career and public life. For instance, if someone’s 10th house ruler is Venus and it is well-aspected, they may find fulfillment in careers related to beauty, art, fashion, or diplomacy.

Additionally, analyzing the dominant elements and modalities in a person’s birth chart can offer further insights into their career preferences and work style. For instance, someone with a dominant Earth element may thrive in practical, hands-on professions like gardening, architecture, or finance, whereas individuals with a dominant Air element might excel in intellectual pursuits such as writing, teaching, or consulting.

Furthermore, exploring the placements of the luminaries— the Sun and the Moon— can shed light on an individual’s core values, emotional needs, and sense of purpose, which are essential considerations in career decision-making. For example, someone with their Sun in the 6th house may find fulfillment in service-oriented professions like healthcare, social work, or environmental activism, while an individual with their Moon in the 2nd house may be driven by a need for financial security and stability, leading them towards careers in banking, real estate, or entrepreneurship.

In my practice, I have guided numerous clients in discovering their true vocational calling through in-depth birth chart analysis. By helping them understand their astrological makeup and aligning their career choices with their innate talents and passions, they have been able to embark on fulfilling career paths that bring them both success and satisfaction.

In conclusion, astrology offers a powerful tool for career counseling by providing profound insights into an individual’s vocational aptitudes, career potentials, and fulfillment in professional pursuits. By delving into the intricacies of the birth chart, astrologers can assist individuals in navigating the complex terrain of career decision-making with clarity, purpose, and confidence.