Here is part 2 of the job search series, and it matches what has been posted in Part 1. Please don’t hesitate to add to the dialogue from the comment stream have wisdom from our experiences we can share with other people going through conditions since so many are going through changes. Welcome into an exploration of factors in professions and occupations. Like the article of yesterday, I’ve reprinted the one, edited for readability’s entirety. Obviously don’t hesitate to visit the original as it’s some contributions from readers which could be of use if you’re currently trying to understand the social or astrological factors.

Whereas the house rules the tasks we do for others, the home rules profession. The 10th principles our sense of recognition in our world, our honour, and our flowering. The sixth principles our pets, and health on all levels we’re toward those in our service. These can give symbolic hints about the health or dysfunction of those sectors of our life. Planets in these homes show what portions of our characters are most involved in those areas. Then examine the signs in case you’ve no planets in these homes. They show what types of energies you’ll be likely to experience on your work for your own profession and others.

Therefore if your sixth cusp shows the sign of Leo, ruling kids, theatre, and sports, then these are natural areas that you find work, or even a profession. Since Capricorn is ruled by Saturn, it’s useful to analyze Saturn’s sign and home positions and aspects to evaluate where you are going to most naturally find work. Virgo and Virgo. Rising people have Aquarius on the sixth, In case you’ve Aquarius on the sixth, it’d be the same as for Leo, as Saturn rules Aquarius in worldly affairs. Scorpio and Scorpio rising people have Aries on the sixth, so Mars principles that home, and so forth.

The principles job the same way for livelihood, except it involves the 10th house in place of the 6th. You must learn ideas, and also the practical application of these ideas in ever more able ways, into be a true professional on what you do, as opposed to a dabbler or dilettante. That’s one difference between the job we do for other people and our own profession. Whenever we job for another, they bear the most of the liability and the profits.

Nevertheless, in our profession we’re the author of the work, and get both the advantages and rewards, and also the responsibilities, involved with that activity. Planets in the 10th frequently show what you’d be naturally good at doing as an audience profession, since those inner lights don’t have any problem being in the public eye.