Every placement in your chart can run three ways — overexpressed, underexpressed, or balanced — and which track it takes isn't fixed, it's chosen. This uses the image of a train approaching a three-way switch: the sleeping person lets fate pick the track, the awake person steps into the conductor's chair and chooses it themselves. That's the real answer to fate versus free will — it's both, depending on whether you're conscious of the choice. Taking ownership starts with brutal honesty about how your own placements are actually showing up in you right now. Know thyself. Balance your energy.
Takeaways
Every placement can express three ways — overexpressed, underexpressed, or balanced — and the choice of which track it runs on is yours to make consciously.
Fate versus free will isn't either/or: an unconscious chart runs on autopilot, but an awake person actively chooses their expression, "switching the tracks" themselves.
Real ownership starts with honest self-assessment — naming exactly how a placement shows up in you before deciding whether to change it.
But with each sign I read three different currents.
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For one sign, I read overemphasized expression, an under emphasized expression, and a balanced expression.
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Each of these is how that current of energy express when you have either too much, not enough, or balanced energy flow expression.
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Imagine a train coming down the tracks.
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There is a three way switch ahead.
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You can go straight, you can go right, or you can go left.
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Left is under expressed, right is over expressed, and straight is balanced.
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The track you're coming down is the LEO line.
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When it's time for the track to switch over, the sleeping person lets the train go to whichever track it chooses.
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But the conscious person switches the levers themselves to the energy track they want to take.
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When I said in part one that fate or free will could be both, this is what I meant.
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The fated chart is the person sleep at the conductor's chair, just letting the train go wherever it chooses.
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But the free will chart is the person awake in the conductor's chair, choosing which tracks the train will go on.
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To choose the tracks, you need to know where each track will lead to.
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That is what the key words I read is all about.
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Now this part takes some real honesty with yourself.
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Now take your appliance, let's say your sun, which is your ego.
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And when I go over these signs, you have to be honest with yourself on how it is being expressed out of you.
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When you hear the expression of, let's say, Aries, you need to take ownership of that and then decide if you want to change it.
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You see, Aries can be expressed in any one of the three types of expression.
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Here is more good news for you.
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Guess who controls the expression?
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You do.
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You have the ability to change how Aries is flowing to your appliance.
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Free will remember.
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Here is even more good news.
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You don't have to change it at all.
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You can be perfectly fine with an under or over expression of Aries.
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It's your choice.
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Just remember though, you can express that, but people will also have a reaction to that expression.
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Now I have to ask you this.
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If you wake up in the conductor's chair and start choosing which railroad tracks your train will ride on, can you change something that once appeared faded?
