When, where, why, and why not?

When is the best time to move or travel and where is the best place to go?

Do you have the need or desire to move to a completely new location?

Perhaps you have a job contract overseas for a year. Or perhaps you are just going south for the winter.

There are many reasons why you might want to move, and you probably have a lot to consider, especially if you are going for a prolonged period, or for good.

Moving is a lot of work and is usually expensive. Having to say goodbye to family and friends and to pull up roots and move to an unfamiliar country or city may also include adjusting to a different language, culture, or lifestyle is already stressful at times.

Or are you looking to travel and would like to see if the location(s) and timing are favorable? Have you ever heard someone say:

“I am sorry I moved here, or away at all.”

You know how much it costs to travel, let alone move altogether. Imagine, for a very small investment you can proceed with confidence and know where the best place is to go, if you have this option, and when is the best time.

Whether you are simply planning an important trip or are by choice or circumstances choosing to relocate altogether, uncertainty regarding timing and location are the two main factors that contribute to high levels of stress.

Aside from the costs of time, energy, and money, moving, especially if far away, can produce a lot of anxiety and even prove depressing.

“Hi Michael! I just thought to send you an update to let you know how helpful your reading was last spring. Many of the things you shared with me manifested. I further explored many of the suggestions you provided me. They were very helpful. A whole new world of opportunities is opening up for me and it is extremely gratifying. THANK YOU!!!
I look forward to meeting with you again” ~ Simon

The answers to these questions could save you a lot of frustration, time, and money!

Life does not always seem to align with our chosen timing, but sometimes it does and we have the opportunity to plan ahead and choose a specific time window that is in alignment with your and your family’s destiny rhythms.

Are you aware that beyond the obvious that each and every place is distinct, we each have our own unique relationship to any given location?

Traditionally, this astrological technique is called Locational Astrology, but due to the popularity of a system devised by the late Astrologer Jim Lewis, called Astro Cartography, it has emerged as a term popularly used to refer to understanding the implications of how we relate to specific locations along with insights specific to timing.

The timing factor includes determining not just where you are going or might choose to go, but when is the most likely and ideal time to go.

Each of these techniques share the same objective: to determine what kinds of experiences you will likely have in any given location in regard of both the short-term or current influences and the longer-term influences as well.

So, where you move or travel to, and when, does matter and not just due to the social, economic, and political climate. There are underlying influences beyond the obvious, which includes all the social, economic, and political realities of a new location.

Gaining insight regarding these various factors is available and can also be demonstrated to work by reviewing the influences of where you are currently and where and when you have gone to other locations in the past.

If you are planning a move or travel, knowing what to expect in the new location can be a big help. This insight can save you a lot of time, energy, money, stress, and even grief and sorrow.

With the profound lenses of Astrology and Numerology, I can help you to be conscious and aware of what you can expect to experience in that location and whether going there at all or during a certain time frame is a good idea or not.

The investment into gaining insight about such realities is small especially when compared to the amount of time and money and the implications of the experiences that you are likely to have. Why go blind when you can gain insight and guidance regarding do and don’ts and when and when not to go.