In addition to the rest, I am proficient in horary and natal astrology. Synastry charts (the compatibility of a romantic couple and what obstacles they will face, why these people met in the first place, and what the future holds for such a union) and many other directions in astrology, such as medical astrology, financial matters, identifying periods of success and danger, determining which life path will be most successful for a person, and a host of other topics—enough to fill an entire book. In ancient times, this art was accessible only to rulers and nobles, when a court astrologer was a rare and valuable figure; now, however, with books and information becoming more accessible, practically anyone can gain insight into the "ars astrologiae".
Astrology, tarot, runes, geomancy, and more...
Astrology isn't just about predicting the future, and tarot isn't just a set of pictures used for divination...
About tarot, runes, and other systems:
Every system for interpreting information has its own advantages and disadvantages. For example, tarot is a wonderful method, but the issue of time frames is very vague there. Is there a card in your tarot deck called… for example, “June 18 of this year”? No. In an astrological forecast, however, it’s possible to make a judgment about a specific hour, let alone a day. On the other hand, tarot offers very clear images of events, which are sometimes more informative than an astrological configuration. However, tarot tends to show a concrete, static picture rather than a process in its “flow,” as runes do. Each question has its own tool; each situation has its own approach.
