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Fate vs. Free Will — Can You Change Your Luck? | Astrology Ride of the Day · I Am Astrology Readings Podcast with Paul Heath

• 0:08
  Pretty much.
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  Do you think you can change your luck?
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  Do you think you could change your fate?
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  Again, we always get stuck on this one.
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  Well, well, astrologer.
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  This has been the astrological argument since astrology started.
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  Fate or free will, Is everything predetermined before birth?
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  Or, or do.
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  Do we have partial determination, determinism of some outcomes?
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  I think I can.
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  I think I.
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  I just answered in my head the question I just asked you about.
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  Do you think you can change your luck?
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  And I'll answer with the following question.
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  Is it possible to change your beliefs?
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  Yes.
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  So once one changes their beliefs, it could be that their quote, unquote, luck changes.
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  Now you.
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  Yeah, well, now you're getting on the.
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  The law of attraction theory.
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  I mean, if.
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  I mean, if you.
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  If you think about.
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  If your thoughts become things, if you change your thoughts, if you never think you're gonna win a lottery, then you change it to yeah, I can win the lottery and I will.
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  Shouldn't that show up at your door at some point?
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  Absolutely.
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  Now?
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  Absolutely.
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  But that's what I wanted to get to.
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  But the thing is, what you think hitting the lottery is and what the universe is hitting the ladder is might be two different things.
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  Right, right.
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  But at the point where your beliefs change and now your luck has changed with it, I would also assume that your perspective will also change.
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  And so maybe in the past you thought winning the lottery was receiving, you know, a million dollars, but once everything kind of, you know, once the wheel spins, winning the lottery could be, I don't know, spending one more
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  moment with someone that you really love or care about.
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  All right, now I'm a one up on.
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  One up on you.
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  And just say, look.
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  Look at Prince Charles.
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  You know, even though he's been second in.
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  In command, it may.
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  It may come to it that he may never be king.
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  No matter what he tries to do.
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  He might die before his mama.
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  Wouldn't that be.
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  Maybe some.
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  Maybe he's.
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  Maybe he's.
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  That, that.
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  That also means no matter how.
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  How.
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  How much effort you put in, you may never be a boss, but you can be a boss in another aspect of your life.
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  However you.
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  However you.
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  Now that's your Sagittarius moon look.
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  That's what I talked about, right?
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  Sugar coat some stuff.
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  Hey, hey, in traditional astrology, Walter, you can't sugarcoat everything.
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  That's what I said in the beginning.
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  Hey, sometimes.
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  No, but listen, some bad gonna happen to some.
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  Some good people.
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  It is what it is.
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  Yes, absolutely, you're right.
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  But this.
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  But, but think about it like this.
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  This is why the wheel is so unique to everyone.
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  Because society can tell you that being a boss is only, you know, worthy when, you know, you walk into an office that's yours and you employ 10,000 people.
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  All right, maybe.
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  Hold on.
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  But maybe you don't have that aspect in your chart at the top of your chart.
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  So guess what?
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  Maybe you're a boss when you walk into your one bedroom apartment with you and your significant other and your one child.
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  Speaking of child, now I have something for you.
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  What do I say to somebody who, who, who talks to me about their child and being slow and having trouble reading and putting stuff together?
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  Right?
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  And I, I was like, oh, all right.
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  And I look at that person's child's chart and I see Mercury and fall with Saturn sitting right on top of her.
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  Mercury.
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  And this lady sitting up here talking to me about the.
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  They're.
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  They're learning.
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  Learning disability.
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  Learning disability.
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  Yeah.
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  Was it written in the stars?
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  Saturn, Saturn and falling, wearing cancer and Leo.
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  No, no, I said Mercury and fall.
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  I mean Mercury and detriment.
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  My bad.
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  Mercury and detriment in Sagittarius with Saturn sitting right on top of Mercury.
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  That makes a lot of sense.
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  That makes a lot of sense.
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  Hey, Sagittarius.
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  Higher learning.
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  Higher learning.
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  This person's talking about this.
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  This person has a learning disability.
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  Yeah, interesting.
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  I don't know.
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  I don't know if this person may ever get over that hump.
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  Yeah.
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  Because remember, progressions?
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  Yeah, they may or they could.
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  They could end up progression.
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  Progressions play a part, you know, Let me ask you this.
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  I mean, I didn't really, like, examine the chart, but that person could get over, get over that learning disability or that person could end up in the, In a straight jacket.