The Cosmic Imprint: How Your Birth Chart Reveals Your Health and Life Path

One of the things I request of my clients before their first meeting with me is their exact date, time, and place of birth. I use this to draw up their natal chart, which includes information about various things. For example, within a natal chart, I can see which body parts could develop problems or diseases based on placement and aspects of planets. I can also see when the client might expect to experience difficulties with their health based on the transits of the planets, as well as the secondary progressions of their natal chart. I can do that, but why? What makes it possible? How can it be that the position of the planets at the moment of one's birth can have such an impact on one's life and health?

This is a fascinating topic. I often muse about it myself and, at various points, come up with different explanations. What I know is that it works, and I also have an idea of why it works. We are souls incarnated in our bodies. The soul is an aspect of a higher Self. When the Self chooses to incarnate, a split happens: part of the Self incarnates through genetics, through the family lineage, and the other part of the Self travels from the periphery towards the earth, picking up information from all of the planets and the stars that it passes by on its journey to enter the body at the exact moment of birth. Because of this split, two people born at the same moment in the same location (which never happens) will have different experiences in their lives because they have a different family lineage. The case of identical twins is unique because the family lineage is the same here, but the astral influences are not quite identical, as they will be minutes apart. 

What are the astral influences? How are they translated into personality, gifts, skills, physical susceptibilities, etc.? Our current science cannot answer this. Indeed, there must be some type of measurable influence; we have just not yet developed the technology to measure it. Astronomy has shown us how the universe is so much different than we initially thought. We thought space was empty and it is anything but empty. We are discovering that in some parts, the universe is growing faster than in other parts. It is not uniform. We are discovering details of galaxies that we had no idea about until we had the technology and ability to send out telescopes with these advanced imaging technologies to be able to see them in a new way. I am confident that someday, we will have the technology to see how the planets and stars influence us. For now, we have astrology, an ancient science that has charted the impact of the stars on humanity for thousands of years, and it is accurate.