B Y M ARINA P OZDERINA
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any acquaintances, espe-
cially those who know me
as a representative of the
technical world and an engineer through and
through, are astonished that I am also an as-
trologer. “How can it be?” they ask. But this
only seems strange at first. After having
worked at a plant I realized that even the best
technical education cannot answer many life
questions. I decided to make good this deficit
by studying astrology. Once I had this ambi-
tion, the opportunity was not long in com-
ing. Soon I completed astrology training with
Dmitry Paramonov.
As a Russian saying goes, “It is tales that are
quickly spun, deeds are sooner said than done.”
Of course, I needed time to master the new
subject. But then a miracle oc-
curred. My technical education
helped me. I discovered a corre-
spondence between production
approaches, techniques and
methods and those used in as-
trology. For example, you should
find the major source of prob-
lems both in a birth chart and an
electric circuit to figure out why
this or that electronic chip goes
wrong or why a person should
modify his/her life in a particular
sphere to work out the whole
process. This persuaded me that
astrology is not an abstract concept, but a key
to my problems. So my technical education has
become a basis for studying astrology, due to
which I was able to master the astrological
knowledge efficiently and fast.
So what do technical subjects have in
common with astrology? It turns out that
there are a lot of things in common. An-
swers are given by the subjects that are far
from astrology: system analysis and decision
O P A
making, system modeling, programming
theory and technology, methods of neural
network programming etc. Astrology can be
considered as a system containing as many
different models as a person, social media,
out world, etc. Models can be logical,
actable, discrete, imitative and others. Since
there is a system, there should be key-notes
of the system approach, such as long-run
objective approach, unanimity, principle of
connectedness, simulative approach etc.
How can an astrologer use the system ap-
proach? Due to the system approach we
can draw out the scheme of chart interpre-
tation. M oreover, every astrologer can draw
out his/her own scheme. So I drew out my
own scheme. Due to this I made the chart
ingress automatic. A faster
horoscope adjustment saves
time for solving particular
customer’s problems.
In such a manner, the sys-
tem approach is a natural
method of solving theoreti-
cal and real-world prob-
lems. I regret to say that
most of people neglect this
fact. In engineering, system
ignorance brings about a
break down, in other
spheres it produces needless
conflicting views which can
mislead even an expert. That is why I sug-
gest examining the key-notes of the system
approach.
One of the key-notes is the long-run ob-
jective approach. First of all, you should set
a clear survey objective. Vague, uncertain
and inarticulate objectives result in an incor-
rect conclusion. People setting clear objec-
tives are abler than those acting with no
objective. Giving up objectives we decline
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all responsibility
and shift it to other
shoulders. Having a clear objective we can
easily work out our way to success. When
succeeding, a person grows and improves.
Here is an example. Our customer (a
woman) is preoccupied by a following prob-
lem: she cannot get married.
I suggest examining this problem regard-
ing the long-run objective approach. There-
fore we should take the following steps.
a) Examine the customer’s problem: what is
not the customer happy with? Why? Is her
objective real?
b) Set an objective (define what result you
want to have): give clear problem-solving
recommendations.
c) Define the resources that can help us
solve the problem: necessary knowledge,
finding the area in the birth chart that can
help solve the problem.
d) Adjusting the criteria of achieving the
objective. We need facts and circumstances
to understand if we achieved the objective,
not to give up the decision taken and not to
drift off the heading.
e) Follow the adjusted scheme of interpret-
ing the chart: get into the horoscope step by
step, following the plan of reading the chart.
First, get the general idea about the cus-
tomer and sift the information needed for
solving his/her problem.
f ) An important issue is the responsibility of
the astrologer in respect of a customer. If an
astrologer doesn’t as- [C ONTINUED ON P AGE 8]
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