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A Space to Put into Practice

All the information on this blog is designed to go beyond just an idea or concept, but to help you put it into practice. Therefore, most posts follow a structure that includes practical tips, questions to reflect on, and real-life implications.

However, depending on the type of transit or topic, this logic may vary slightly. Here's how the content is organized.

1. Entries Dedicated to Lunations, Eclipses, Short-Term Transits and Astrological Climate of the Month

In these entries you will find the following structure:

• First , the theoretical information about the event

• Then , practical tips and questions to reflect on.

• Finally , interpretation according to the houses of your natal chart that are activated

2. Transits of Slow Planets (Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto)

In the case of long-term transits, such as the passage of a slow-moving planet through a sign (for example, Saturn in Aries ), the approach is different since it is divided into separate entries:

• The theoretical entry presents the framework of the transit in that sign, for example, Saturn Transit in Aries: The Complete Guide

• Practical applications are developed in separate entries by house and by aspects to planets , such as:

• Saturn's Transit Through the 12 Houses of the Natal Chart

• Saturn Transits to the Planets of the Natal Chart: Predictions and Tips

This way, because they are complex transits, you can explore each part of the content more precisely and in-depth, depending on what you are experiencing or what you are interested in analyzing.

Customize your tour

Your user has functions that allow you to create this space your way:

• You can save favorite posts by tapping the diamond in the top right corner of each post and return to them whenever you want. You'll find them in the My Favorite Posts section of the blog menu. If you're studying astrology, you can even create your own topic line and use this blog as a personal archive.

• Below each post is a Disqus comment section where you can leave your questions, share your experiences, or simply write whatever you need. This box also allows you to upload images (for example, your birth chart) if you'd like to better illustrate your question or comment. All questions and comments, from all levels of knowledge, are welcome; feel free to ask them.

Tags: Explore Topics That Interest You

• At the bottom of each post, you'll find tags that group the main topics: signs, planets, houses, techniques. You can also find these same tags in the tag menu , on the right side of the desktop version and at the bottom of the mobile version.

• Below each entry you will also see related entries , in case you want to delve deeper from different angles.

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