For centuries, astrology has been both revered and dismissed—revered by those who see a guiding force in the cosmos and dismissed by skeptics who view it as mere superstition. But what if there is an underlying pattern, a “cosmic blueprint” embedded within our birth charts that aligns with our psychological makeup, behaviours, and even life outcomes? With the discovery of compound midpoints and their correlation with specific psychological conditions, we find ourselves asking: Is there a destiny encoded in our charts?
The Astonishing Correlation of Compound Midpoints
One of the more fascinating discoveries in astrology is the concept of midpoints—precise mathematical points between two planetary positions that act as an energetic fusion of those celestial bodies. Even more compelling are compound midpoints, where two midpoints equate to one another, creating an intricate mapping system that seems to reflect psychological states, predispositions, and even fates.
For instance, why is it possible to find Sun/Moon = Jupiter/Saturn in the birth charts of those who have died by suicide? The Sun/Moon midpoint represents the core of one’s emotional and physical being—the very essence of life itself. Meanwhile, Jupiter/Saturn often brings about difficulties, and an inability to move forward without an extreme amount of effort. It is also seen in cases of psychological depression, and it therefore makes sense that depression can be a precursor to suicide. Could such a midpoint combination signify an overwhelming psychological force, pushing an individual toward irreversible decisions? If so, what does this mean for the concept of free will?
Similarly, those who have midpoints connecting Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Uranus, and Neptune are often comfortable working in the adult film industry. Venus and Mars naturally govern attraction and sexuality, Jupiter expands whatever it touches, often to excess, and Uranus brings unconventionality, with Neptune dissolving boundaries, and often correlating with illusion or escapism. Is this an astrological predisposition toward an industry that thrives on fantasy and liberation from traditional moral constraints?
These questions challenge the notion of randomness in human experience. If we consistently see these astrological patterns manifesting in specific ways across multiple individuals, are we truly making independent choices, or are we following a path preordained by cosmic mechanics?
The Argument for a Predetermined Life Path
The implications of such findings are profound. If our birth chart can reveal our psychological predispositions and life events with such accuracy, it raises the possibility that our experiences are not entirely random. In a sense, we may be following a script—one written in the language of celestial mechanics.
This idea aligns with ancient astrological traditions that viewed the birth chart as a map of fate. From the classical astrologers of Mesopotamia to Carl Jung’s work on synchronicity, there has been an enduring belief that the planetary configurations at our birth provide a roadmap of potential outcomes, guiding us toward certain experiences.
But does this mean we are locked into our fate? Many astrologers argue that while the birth chart may describe tendencies and inclinations, it does not dictate our choices. Rather, it sets the stage, and we are still the actors deciding how to play our roles. However, modern astrologers operate from a flawed system and have not had science to assist them to answer this question. Perhaps that is a question that cosmobiology can answer in time as well.
The Free Will Debate: Can We Override the Blueprint?
If cosmobiology reveals a cosmic blueprint, then what role does free will play? Are we merely fulfilling a predetermined script, or do we have the power to alter our trajectory?
Some suggest that awareness is the key to transformation. By understanding the patterns in our birth charts, we may be able to consciously counteract negative tendencies. For instance, someone with strong self-destructive aspects may work toward resilience and emotional healing, while someone with an inclination toward addiction might channel their escapist tendencies into spiritual or artistic pursuits.
However, there is also the unsettling possibility that, despite our best efforts, certain events in life are unavoidable. The presence of predictive techniques like solar arcs, transits, and progressions, which often align with significant life events, suggests that at least some aspects of our journey are fated.
A Scientific or Spiritual Question?
Ultimately, the discovery of these repeating midpoint patterns challenges both scientific and spiritual paradigms. If these astrological correlations hold true, they demand an explanation beyond mere coincidence.
From a scientific standpoint, such correlations should be impossible, as mainstream thought dismisses astrology as a pseudoscience. Yet, the undeniable presence of these patterns raises profound questions about the nature of reality, consciousness, and causality. Could the cosmos be operating on a set of hidden laws we are only beginning to understand?
Spiritually, the concept of a cosmic blueprint suggests a deeper order to existence—perhaps one orchestrated by an unseen intelligence or a universal consciousness. If our lives are indeed mapped in the stars, then cosmobiology may serve as a bridge between fate and free will, offering us insight into both our limitations and our potential.
Destiny, Choice, and the Cosmic Puzzle
The more we explore cosmobiology’s intricate mathematical and psychological connections, the more we must question whether our lives are truly our own or if we are following a celestial script. The presence of compound midpoints mapping directly to psychological conditions suggests an undeniable structure to human experience—one that may be governed by forces beyond our current understanding.
Are we simply actors playing out roles written in the stars, or do we hold the power to rewrite the script? The answer may lie somewhere in between—where destiny provides the framework, but choice fills in the details.
