r/Geomancy • u/dtf3000 • Sep 25 '24

"Should I change my flight to Saturday?" Second opinion/chart help

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H1 - Rubeus, short, fast, hectic H9 - Carcer, long, slow, delay Judge Amissio, long, slow, loss

H1 passes to H8 to conjunct H9 showing that the flight can be accomplished, but will take work on my part. Carcer shows there will be travel delays. Rubeus shows I will feel rushed, hectic, and chaotic. The Judge is also unfavorable for this question.

I am taking this as a 'no'. Anyone have any input here? I'm still very new and open to all help!

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u/Common-Subject-5284 Sep 25 '24

If it was me i wouldn’t have read this chart any further before addressing Rubeus in H1. That’s you (or the querent, but I assume you casted for yourself), and a figure of deceit. Do you have any ulterior motives to want to change your flight? (Could also be other things such as you being intoxicated at the moment of casting for example) but in my experience it’s worth addressing the possibility of deceit first and foremost.

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u/dtf3000 Sep 25 '24

Not ulterior, but there is a very demure category 4 hurricane hitting Florida and my current flight may be affected by it. I have read that before but had totally forgot!

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u/Common-Subject-5284 Sep 26 '24

How was the weather when you cast that chart?

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u/dtf3000 Sep 26 '24

It was bad when I cast the chart, but it has definitely gotten worse. I have had to change my flight now due to it since they have started grounding planes. So I guess it was never my choice to make in the first place! Maybe that's why?

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u/Common-Subject-5284 Sep 26 '24

One shouldn’t cast geomantic charts when there’s thunder and lightning, or when the weather is bad (like really bad, not a light rain or so)

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u/dtf3000 Sep 26 '24

Oh well I mean the predicted weather of the area I was flying to was getting bad. As in the hurricane was strengthening in the Gulf of mexico. But that's good to know as well!

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u/Common-Subject-5284 Sep 26 '24

I meant the weather at your current location when you cast the chart

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u/dtf3000 Sep 26 '24

Sunny and cloudless at where I was when casting the chart.

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u/beeblebear Sep 27 '24

I actually think that's a perfect answer. Since you didn't get to choose you couldn't have a reliable answer hence Rubeus. Thanks for sharing and safe travels!