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This analysis explains the attraction, interactive dynamics and complexities of a specific personal relationship. It is a valuable tool for assessing long-term potential of a romantic or business partnership and shows inherent strengths and weaknesses. It includes what each person wants, needs and seeks from a partner. It is also a practical tool for understanding the nature of a parent-child or other significant relationship. Interpretation of your wedding chart and two other charts that further describe the relationship are optional and available only during the 1½ hour appointment. One hour appointment (¼ hour preparation) - $125; 1½ hour appointment (¼ hour preparation) - $175. Although the surface of the planet Venus (see photo at right) is very inhospitable to human relationships, Venus is a primary symbol of relationships in a birth chart so it is a key indicator of how compatable (or incompatable) two people are. EXAMPLES OF RELATIONSHIP COMPARISONS OF PUBLIC FIGURES: (These examples are another way in which comparisons are useful)
"Thanks so much for the session. It really gave me timely support when I was needing it.... It's so helpful to get conformation of what my Soul is telling me." Nora, Florida |
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Computer-generated, three-dimensional, simulated-color view of the
surface of Venus, from data collected by the Magellan spacecraft.
Gula Mons, the volcano on the right horizon is 1.8 miles high
and Sif Mons, the volcano on the left horizon, is 1.2 miles in height.
The atmosphere is not shown in this depiction, hence the black
background. Courtesy of NASA/JPL/Space Science Institute.