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F28 (no kids, single) - I’m in the medical field, upon graduation in my field I could live in Austin Texas near my family at around $50 hr base, or move to San Diego with no friends or family nearby and a higher cost of living but starting at $68 hr base. Is it worth it stay closer towards loved ones or moving away starting completely fresh in a location that has a higher cost of living?

Honest thoughts?

I’ve seen that a peach blossom that is in the day or hour is considered “Peach Blossom Outside the Wall" and seen more negatively. I have an activated peach blossom in my hour pillar, combining with my day pillar. Dragon daymaster, Rooster hour. Can someone explain its impact and why this is typically seen as a negative thing?

How is retirement seen? 8th house in the d1, d10 chart? 12th house of the d10 chart? Saturn in these charts? Or something else?

Genuinely curious because it isn’t frequently discussed and sometimes people work hard & make great money during their youth but never consider their retirement so their later years is spent having to work hard even when their body can’t keep up.

And others can have an average lifestyle yet retire like royalty while traveling the world. While others retire well financially but can’t even enjoy that retirement because their body gave up (disabled). I wonder how these factors can be seen.

How is retirement seen? 8th house in the d1, d10 chart? 12th house of the d10 chart? Saturn in these charts? All of the above or something else?

Genuinely curious because it isn’t frequently discussed and sometimes people work hard & make great money during their youth but never consider their retirement so their later years is spent having to work hard even when their body can’t keep up.

And others can have an average lifestyle yet retire like royalty while traveling the world. While others retire well financially but can’t even enjoy that retirement because their body gave up (disabled). I wonder how these factors can be seen.

If you had to choose a job that pays less but is stress-free and has little to no commute versus a job that pays more but stresses you out, which would you choose?

Here’s an example to put it into perspective:

Job A: Pays $95,000 annually, 5 minute commute, easy job and a chill team.

Job B: Pays $140,000 annually, 50 minute commute, you definitely have to grind to earn your keep, and have a stressful working environment/team.

For the people that have been faced with this dilemma what did you choose and do you regret it?

For twins with COMPLETELY different lives but born only a few minutes apart, they would likely have the same d1, d9, d10, d12 and so on. So if this is the case I’ve seen by astrologers that it’s advised to look at the D60… but then shouldn’t everyone look at their D60? If the D60 can explain why two people can have the same D1, D9, D10 chart yet still have totally different lives, then isn’t it important to always assess the D60? Any thoughts on this?

I don’t understand how it plays out if the house itself is weak but the ruler is strong or if the house is strong but the ruler is weak.

For example: Debilitated Jupiter conjunct Ketu in the 7th house in Capricorn while ruler Saturn is in the 8th house in Aquarius.

Versus exalted Saturn is in the 7th house in Libra but ruler of the 7th Venus is debilitated in the 6th house.

How does it differ when the house is strong ruler weak vs house is weak ruler is strong?

F(25)- Anyone that changed their career and went into nuclear medicine? I have no experience in health care but I love everything the job offers and the most enjoyable classes for me were all science-related too.

I have a bachelors in business and worked in HR but I’m looking to switch to nuclear medicine and thankfully I’m local to the Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) in Nuclear Medicine Technology and Computed Tomography offered at Gateway in Arizona but to think that I would have to go back to school all over again for 4 whole years (with a 1-3 year gap in addition due to the waitlist at gateway) is a quite daunting. Thoughts?

25(F) USA - I received a 2 year job offer, this would be my first time teaching. I have a BBA & TEFL certificate. It’ll be at an IB kindergarten in a tier 2 city in China, thoughts on the offer? (Not with an agency, I got hired on directly with the school)

Salary for regular working hours:

Regular working hours (8 hours, 5 days) salary: The monthly gross salary is RMB 22,000 (with the detailed composition: basic salary of RMB 2,490; Teaching salary of RMB 16,510; Housing subsidy of RMB 3,000).

Paid Chinese holidays

Paid vacations only after completing the 60 day probation period - Thanksgiving Day, Summer break, Christmas break, and Chinese Spring Festival holiday.

Sick leave and Emergency Leave : 3 sick days without deduction of salary. “Within one calendar year, the total of private affairs leaves and emergency leave days should not exceed 10 days”.

Free Lunch: Will be provided a lunch on working days.

Free Transitional Housing: After first arrival for 7 days upon initial arrival in China

Flight Bonus:Upon the completion of the contract term, 4,000RMB.

Contract Completion Bonus: Upon the completion of whole contract term, 2,000 RMB bonus.

I’ve read mixed information regarding pushkara navamsa but not much regarding pushkara bhaga (degrees). Can someone share their expertise or research related to planets in pushkara bhaga and its actual impact?

PEOPLE WHO ARE MARRIED, or in a long term domestic partnership. If you have Mars in the 7th house in d1 or d9… is your partner abusive and aggressive OR do you have a partner that protects and stands up for you?

Please share the house and sign and any conjunctions.