This is a somewhat difficult position financially, particularly as credit becomes the dominant
force in economics. You may find it too difficult to come by when you need it or ignore the implications of how you handle it and therefore, not use it to your best advantage. Whether you think you need it or not it will be good to do what is necessary to maintain a reasonable credit rating if only to get along in the system as it stands. This inclination to simplify also extends to structures and processes of reality that have to do with time and the aging process. You can too easily take for granted the things are as they are because they have always been that way, a sort of 'in-the-now' timelessness that can leave you high and dry. This is not so much the result of devotion to living each moment for itself but a worry about what you might find out if you looked to deep or probed too far. Yet these very things which are so elusive are in a way, the bedrock on which you will come to rest in times of difficulty, so it will be well to chase after the unknown and plumb the depth of areas you are inclined to avoid so they do not sneak up on you. Reality is a continuum from which you arose and will return to, and your greatest defense may lie in increasing your knowledge of that fact.
Excerpt from "Composite Charts- The Astrology of Relationships" by John Townley
force in economics. You may find it too difficult to come by when you need it or ignore the implications of how you handle it and therefore, not use it to your best advantage. Whether you think you need it or not it will be good to do what is necessary to maintain a reasonable credit rating if only to get along in the system as it stands. This inclination to simplify also extends to structures and processes of reality that have to do with time and the aging process. You can too easily take for granted the things are as they are because they have always been that way, a sort of 'in-the-now' timelessness that can leave you high and dry. This is not so much the result of devotion to living each moment for itself but a worry about what you might find out if you looked to deep or probed too far. Yet these very things which are so elusive are in a way, the bedrock on which you will come to rest in times of difficulty, so it will be well to chase after the unknown and plumb the depth of areas you are inclined to avoid so they do not sneak up on you. Reality is a continuum from which you arose and will return to, and your greatest defense may lie in increasing your knowledge of that fact.
Excerpt from "Composite Charts- The Astrology of Relationships" by John Townley
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