To be fair, I watched the full video this morning, as before I wrote my post I skipped to the most compelling parts. While researching my post, I looked up who Renstrom studied astrology with so I could better understand his methodology, and how other professional astrologers view this method. I was satisfied with what I found out, and I think this ruling planet method works well for people where we don't have a birth time available.
His analysis is excellent and accessible. By narrowing the focus on Jupiter, he's able to clearly show how E. Jean's ruling planet has guided her path as it pertains to the assault and lawsuits.
I'll add that I learned some things about 45's natal chart that I hadn't noticed before, and I am going to study it further.
I had no idea that there were a variety of astrology methods (though I guess it makes sense). What is the methodology you practice and why is the time of birth so important?
So out of curiosity what did you make of Renstrom’s reading of E. Jean’s chart?
Thanks for this question!
To be fair, I watched the full video this morning, as before I wrote my post I skipped to the most compelling parts. While researching my post, I looked up who Renstrom studied astrology with so I could better understand his methodology, and how other professional astrologers view this method. I was satisfied with what I found out, and I think this ruling planet method works well for people where we don't have a birth time available.
His analysis is excellent and accessible. By narrowing the focus on Jupiter, he's able to clearly show how E. Jean's ruling planet has guided her path as it pertains to the assault and lawsuits.
I'll add that I learned some things about 45's natal chart that I hadn't noticed before, and I am going to study it further.
I had no idea that there were a variety of astrology methods (though I guess it makes sense). What is the methodology you practice and why is the time of birth so important?