1. You mentioned in a comment to the open post last week that you moved to a location where astrology showed you would prosper. How can a person find out their own best locations like this? Do you have to cast charts for different locations using software? Is there a way to narrow down which charts to cast? Does any software generate lists of promising places for a querent? Even if some are impractical, it may be interesting to know where they are.
2) Do you or any readers know which pantheons or spiritualities have prominent lore about not taking too much from nature, not being out of balance with nature and so on? Native American religions are sometimes stereotyped this way, but as I am in Europe, I do not know much about their reality. I know that this is in some ways a contemporary idea, that we need to have more respect for nature and that through recorded history people have often been fighting against nature for survival. I would assume that the societies with very human centered religions, like Christianity and before it Indo European pantheons, generally triumphed over those with more animistic faiths through being more acquisitive, though ultimately this ideology of overreaching means modern industrial society is comming a cropper.
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Date: 2023-02-27 03:38 pm (UTC)1. You mentioned in a comment to the open post last week that you moved to a location where astrology showed you would prosper. How can a person find out their own best locations like this? Do you have to cast charts for different locations using software? Is there a way to narrow down which charts to cast? Does any software generate lists of promising places for a querent? Even if some are impractical, it may be interesting to know where they are.
2) Do you or any readers know which pantheons or spiritualities have prominent lore about not taking too much from nature, not being out of balance with nature and so on?
Native American religions are sometimes stereotyped this way, but as I am in Europe, I do not know much about their reality. I know that this is in some ways a contemporary idea, that we need to have more respect for nature and that through recorded history people have often been fighting against nature for survival. I would assume that the societies with very human centered religions, like Christianity and before it Indo European pantheons, generally triumphed over those with more animistic faiths through being more acquisitive, though ultimately this ideology of overreaching means modern industrial society is comming a cropper.