Whether a Contract Succeeds Is Decided by Conditions, Not by the Planets
What is important in a contract or agreement is the conditions themselves, such as the amount of money, the deadline, and the scope of responsibility. We do not entrust that judgment to the movements of the planets. Here, we use the planets for arrangements to separate the day to decide from the day to confirm conditions.
The more a person is in a position, the more they are asked to decide on the spot at the place of agreement. If you separate in advance the scope to decide on the spot from the scope to take back and confirm, oversights in conditions decrease.
Looking by the Movements of Mercury — Placing the Period for Confirmation in Advance
Mercury is a planet read in connection with contact, documents, and arrangements. Mercury retrograde occurs about 3 times a year and continues for about 3 weeks each time. In 2027, February 10 to March 3, June 11 to July 5, and October 7 to October 28 are those periods.
If talk of a contract overlaps in this period, there is no need to avoid the contract itself. However, placing confirmation of conditions before the day to decide is the key point. For example, in a scene where an agreement with a business partner is approaching, a form where you share the numbers for the amount of money and deadline in documents in advance and, at the place of agreement, narrow it to only deciding the confirmed content, is suited. One event to confirm is enough.
Looking by Jupiter and Saturn — Whether It Is an Agreement to Expand or an Agreement to Solidify
Jupiter is read in connection with the movement to expand, and Saturn with the movement to solidify. Before a contract, if you confirm which nature that agreement is, the conditions you check change.
In an agreement of an expanding nature, you check whether the scope has not expanded while remaining ambiguous. In an agreement of a solidifying nature, you check parts that become difficult to change later, such as the period and the conditions for cancellation. Changing the conditions you confirm according to the nature of the agreement is how to use this way of looking.
Leaving the Scope to Delegate and the Scope to Draw a Line in Documents
Many of the causes of disagreements after an agreement are that the scope to delegate and the line of responsibility end only in words. Together with the content of the agreement, you leave in documents, even if short, who will bear how far, and from where it is the other party's scope.
This is practical work before how to read the planets, but if there are arrangements to separate the day to decide from the day to confirm, it becomes easier to secure time for this documenting. If you also write the conditions to stop together with the conditions to start, later judgments become faster.
A Form for Using It as a Morning Check
In a week when a contract or agreement is approaching, in the morning you confirm only that week's movements of Mercury and the position of the Moon. On top of that, you separate what you will decide this week from what you will keep to confirmation only this week. It is a check that takes only a few minutes.
Rather than making fortune-telling the basis for an agreement, you confirm the movements of the planets that are the basis, as material for objectively checking how you advance your own judgment. Using it with that sense of distance is a way of using it that is compatible with practical work.