Element wrote: Sun Jul 17, 2022 7:17 am
Guys,i'm giving exams for a language degree at 4 Aug 2022,can you tell me the possibilities of the success to pass and take in my hands the degree?
Let's take a look. First, gathering data from different places:
TRANSITS: Transiting Jupiter opposes your natal Mercury! There is no better aspect for doing well on a test! Unless we find something strong contradicting this in other major techniques, the forecast is quite good. Other (shorter-term) transits showing you being tense and challenged, which makes sense on an important test - just prepare well and then relax ahead of time to put yourself in the best space. (My approach on a major test was to pour myself into the material obsessively and then completely quit - stop altogether! - before dinner the night before. Dinner and the evening, and whatever portion of the next day came before the test were always to get ME in the best shape and at peace, figuring if I didn't know the material by then, I wasn't going to get it from tense cramming in the last hours.) - Mercury crosses your Eastpoint on test day, which is good for tests and languages.
DEMI-LUJNAR RETURN: Your demi-lunar the night before is a chart of struggling but also of singular attention. If you didn't have the unusually positive Jupiter-Mercury, I'd read this chart as you will do badly. Since we DO have the strong Jupiter transit, I'll read this chart as you will struggle a lot, feel anxious, feel hardship. There is also an angular Sun which usually is a positive indicator for "shining," since Sun isn't poorly aspected (in fact, it squares your Venus). The way other (daily) charts for the day go will finish tipping the scales one way or the other.
QUOTIDIANS: Quotidians are daily charts. There are three primary quotidians.
The SNQ has Mars on MC, which tends to be harsh, other people acting harshly to you (or can just show too much energy, another way to show stress). If there is an interactive part as on many language exams, the examiner's tactic may be to seem threatening: Just be prepared for this possibility and breathe through it.
The SQ has more Mars but - beautifully! - it primarily has transiting Venus on Ascendant, opposing your NATAL Mars angular, so you seem strong and well positioned for this. Also, SQ (the progressed Solar Return) Moon is exactly opposite Sun (22'), usually a since of eminence and positive success. (I just saw that SNQ Moon also squares Sun 26', a double dose of "critical turning point" and special attention.)
The PSSR adds nothing worth mentioning (a little reminder of anxiety).
Conclusion: Transiting Jupiter opposite natal Mercury is as good a transit as one can have for taking an exam (and even better for an exam in languages!). Other indications show significant attention and an opportunity to shine. Other indications show heavy struggle, anxiety, worry, having to fight for things a bit. Transiting Venus on your SQ Ascendant says it is primarily a happy day.
So, I think you'll do well! Go through the necessary steps - prepare well, know your material, then spend the last hours getting yourself in the best, most rested, most at peace psychological state so you have all your resources available for the test.
