According to Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy; "Free Will Astrology" is a philosophical term of art for a particular sort of capacity of rational agents to choose a course of action from among various alternatives. Which sort is the free will sort is what all the fuss is about. Most philosophers suppose that the concept of free will is very closely connected to the concept of moral responsibility. Acting with free will, on such views, is just to satisfy the metaphysical requirement on being responsible for one's action.
In our life, we make choices every minute. We make choices to live and stay together with our lover or to accept certain careers. Everyone has both positive and negative traits. Everyday we are making choice in a certain manner based on these traits. When is the positive traits, they are in harmony with ours, life will becomes smoother. In opposite way, when is negative, we will suffer in our life.
"The Choices is Depend on Your Free Will!" ~ Anyone doesn’t take away your free will, even Astrology.
- They can predict you will success in certain career, but can not confirm in which professions, (that is your prerogative entirely).
- They can tell you how are your love life at certain period.
- They can also tell you the positive and negative days for you, so that your life direction can go smoothly.
If there is an astrologer tells you that you can’t avoid your "bad future event" (negative traits) in a coming days, then you can just go away and never visit him anymore! They maybe not understand about the power of free will astrology OR they are just simply doesn’t allow you to use your own free will!
Professor Schoperhauer has stated that "Man can do what he wills but he cannot will what he wills." These statements from scientists also think a kind of determinism that exists in the nature of human beings. With an excellent astrologer consult; we know our positive traits. So that we can take aggressive steps smoothly to carry out our vision at peak efficiency, in order to boost our level of living.
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