I believe it is important to stick to reality thereby structuring a client session focussing on "truth".

I think I am gravitating towards a thought that when practiced with integrity, an astrologer's job should be to aim offering clarity about the present life and its responsibilities rather than leaning on unverifiable theories or compulsively symbolic past-life narratives.

While this is a coherent and a beautiful philosophical idea, no astrologer can truly verify what occurred in a previous lifetime. What can be done, however, is to understand the purpose of this human experience (balancing the Purushartha).

Philosophically, the larger framework of a soul's journey is the balancing of Dharma, Artha, Kama, and Moksha across multiple human experiences.

To speak about past lives, an astrologer must rely on constructed stories or narratives, which may or may not be the actual reality of the person sitting in front of them.

Link:

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What goes around, comes around.

Within this small world, there is always hope!

I think graphic designers will have to acknowledge this shift and consider how they can evolve by embracing this change. What appears to be disappearing is not going to be lost. It is just transforming. Flip phones became obsolete, only to return in the form of folding phones.

User: “Cut the head and place it as the tail.”
Adobe GPT: “Done.”

Ketu in Leo strips creativity down to its bare minimum, while Rahu in Aquarius makes powerful tools accessible to everyone. What once required a trained designer can now be done by anyone simply by giving clear instructions or prompts.