Why Capricorn and Aries as backdrop elements

In rigorous astrology, it is not just the ordinary signs that determine a person's character, for example, I am a Capricorn. We generate an astrological chart based on the exact time of birth, which is the sky at the time of your birth. The stars in it are positioned differently and we call this falling in different houses. There are twelve houses in total. For classical astrology we only look at the Sun, the Moon, the northern suburban point, Venus, Jupiter, Mercury, Mars and Saturn. If it is a modern astrology, then it will add Neptune, Uranus, Pluto and the planet of marriage.

I chose Aries and Capricorn because my northern suburban point is Aries and my sun sign is Capricorn. So I'm not the same as a traditional Capricorn. I am more flexible than a Capricorn with a northern suburban point and not too rigid, I am also passionate and resilient to difficulties, I hate people with no moral sense, but I get angry easily.

I mentioned predestination, my life was hard for me, as a child I lived with relatives whose daughters used to bully me. And in secondary school I was bullied. For university my parents and teachers chose the university I hated for me. My astrological chart tells me I'm just a difficult person, and a change of school at university can even be interpreted in my chart. So I think the paintings associated with the astrological chart can reflect the sense of fatalism and depression I want.

I wanted to explain that astrology is not fatalism. A lot of astrologers will say that astrology is a way of avoiding harm rather than believing in destiny, and that the astrological chart can help people to grow. The results of astrology are not unique. We should treat it as a hobby rather than a destiny.

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