help with horoscopes?
ok so i always read my horoscopes and always 2nd guess them. but for the past few weeks they have been pretty right on. i usually read them off msns. but can someone tell me if they have ever had a personal expierence where they seemed right on and you followed though with something they said and the outcome was good?
Answer by Happy chappy
coincidence
Answer by thesink77
Horroscopes are for suckers. But you’re probably right, your horoscopes are telling YOUR future. I’m probably just too cynical for this world.
Answer by Nicole a.k.a Orch Dork
well i say the whole horoscope thing is bogus
Answer by G
that happens with me a lot. in my opinion, horoscopes are vague and they can apply to many different situations, so often you might get one that relates to you.
Answer by Heather
Horoscopes aren’t very accurate because they only deal with your sun sign. You have like 12 other signs your moon sign, your venus sign, your mars sign…..etc….. and there are millions and millions of Leos out there – do you think all of us leos are going to have the exact same day today???
Know better? Leave your own answer in the comments!
The conceptual Aquarius Moon slams into squares with Mercury and Saturn in emotional Scorpio.
No. You sound like someone who needs some answers to important questions or maybe are in need of some guidance. Really think about what you’re saying. These things are for entertainment. follow your gut, not some bologna written by some fake that is suposed to have the same information/guidance for EVERYONE that falls under your sign!!
Horoscopes are just hunches of astrologers/others. But as you are,I also read horoscopes but usually when I’m at school through newspapers. Yea,It happened once to me that in reality,I’m experiencing/feeling the same way too but it was usual so I followed the horoscope and fortunately,it was alright.;)
If you picked up three different newspapers, each one with a horoscope authored by a different astrologer, you would get three different horoscope predictions. That to me proves horoscopes are bunk.
But I do believe in astrology from a purely scientific point of view, in that, the same as the Moon and the Sun and other celestial bodies have an observable effect on the oceans and other matter here on Earth, it is logical to assume that those celestial bodies also had a gravitational affect on the unborn baby that was you before birth, suspended in the tiny “ocean” of your mother’s amniotic fluid.
So that, while your brain cells were forming, the “planets” were PULLING upon those cells while they were forming. And the “planets” were pulling from many DIFFERENT DIRECTIONS according to the particular time period in which your brain cells were formed.
Therefore, someone a month older or a month younger than you would have had the “planets” pull in a other directions. So that their brains [and PERSONALITIES] were formed in a different pattern than yours.
It is that SCIENTIFIC reason which explains why people born at a particular time of the year have different personality traits than those born at other times.
Forget the hocus-pocus crap you read in horoscopes. It’s all fiction by people who make a living writing stuff people are gullible enough to believe in.
Some horoscopes that we find in our daily newspaper, magazines, or online are pure rubbish.
Anyone with an average understanding of the astrological basics, a broad vocabulary and a flair for writing can write a horoscope or call themselves an astrologer.
Very few Sun Sign horoscopes are accurate or good for that matter. Some do come close and can be oddly accurate.
Personally I like Susan Miller.
I find her monthly Sun Sign forecasts to be pretty spot on a lot of the time. I also find the advice and guidance she offers for my sign (Aquarius) to be pretty straight-forward and of practical use.
So the answer to your question is, Yes!
I often incorporate the advice offered to me through horoscopes into my day or decision making and more times than not with good results.