Family Horoscopes: Interpreting Danger Signs for Parents

What Does the Parental Danger Formula in a Horoscope Mean?

When a horoscope contains a parental danger formula, it suggests that one of the parents is unlikely to live to old age and may pass away prematurely due to various reasons.

This formula is divided into two types: danger to the father and danger to the mother, as it arises from the interaction of different astrological houses associated with each parent.

Practical Significance of These Formulas

What is the practical importance of these formulas for both the native (the horoscope owner) and the astrologer?

Typically, people who consult astrologers are already at a mature age, having accumulated life challenges they hope to resolve through astrology. (One of my goals in promoting astrology is to make it more appealing to younger audiences, showcasing how astrology can help them plan their lives wisely and avoid common mistakes and difficulties.)

By the time of the consultation, we often already know the client’s situation regarding their parents—whether they are alive and, if not, at what age they passed away.

The parental danger formulas for the father and mother are complex and multifaceted. If we see their formation in a horoscope, it doesn’t necessarily mean the parents will pass away prematurely. These indicators can point to other events as well.

However, if circumstances such as the death of one or both parents have already occurred, the horoscope must reflect this formula. This serves as a verifiable event, and the date of the parent’s passing becomes one of the most critical and informative markers for conducting birth time rectification.

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A Common Scenario: Addressing Parental Danger in a Child’s Horoscope

It is quite common for parents to consult an astrologer about a question concerning their child. In some cases, the child’s horoscope reveals the presence of the parental danger formula. When this happens, it’s essential to examine the parent’s horoscope as well and, if necessary, identify ways to correct their life path to prevent the negative prediction in the child’s horoscope from manifesting.

Early vs. Late Timing of Dangerous Events

Like other indicators of danger to relatives, the parental danger formula can point to either early or later occurrences of risky events.

When we see a shortened lifespan formula in a horoscope, it generally means that the individual’s life expectancy will not exceed 70 years. Death can occur at any time before this age, and the risky periods are clearly visible in predictive methods. These methods not only identify danger periods for the individual but can also show risks for their close relatives, such as spouses, parents, children, and siblings.

If death occurs at a relatively mature age, around 60 years or later, the parental danger formula (and similar indicators for other relatives) manifests in a less severe form. In such cases, the Felicita program marks the condition with a checkmark, noting that the dangerous event is expected at a later time.

The practical value of this formula in a horoscope is immense.

If the parent is still alive, there is always an opportunity to work on correcting their life path. As we know, a horoscope reflects what will happen if no action is taken. With active intervention, it is often possible to manage one’s destiny and mitigate the risks.

Using Significant Events for Horoscope Rectification

If a significant and unfortunate event has already occurred in someone’s life, it can serve as one of the key events for horoscope rectification.

For example, if we know that a client’s father passed away at an early age and she now lives with a stepfather, the same danger formula might also apply to him. In such cases, it is necessary to analyze the stepfather’s horoscope. Additionally, the premature death of the father often indicates the presence of the widowhood formula in the mother’s horoscope, which can simplify the rectification process for her chart.

Parent-Child Horoscope Interactions

The interaction between the horoscopes of parents and children is tied to the child’s birthplace, which is why indications of danger to parents are always examined in the natal chart.

If the child and their parents have relocated together, this requires an additional analysis of local charts to evaluate risks in the new location.

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