Your Career Direction in Depth

People who come to Clark often want to ask one thing: what should I do? Your Career Direction in Depth takes up this question with your own chart, and explains at the outset why Clark refuses to pronounce a trade directly from the chart. Your Sun sign speaks to why you do things, your Moon to what kind of work you can keep doing for a long time, your Ascendant to what others see in you first. The four angles have a section of their own: if planets sit on the angles, they are discussed one by one; if not, the Midheaven and IC are discussed. Then the second, sixth and tenth houses are read one by one, to see what you exchange for reward, what you really do each day, and where your road out into the world lies. The Part of Fortune and the North Node each have a section, with the North Node read by both sign and house to show which way you are heading. Over the next five years, when Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto aspect your Midheaven, its ruler, your Sun and your Ascendant, and which house Jupiter moves into, are calculated precisely by the program and laid out as a career timetable. Finally all of this is read together and brought down to what you can do in these years. It reads only the part of your chart that concerns vocation.

In the preface Clark says the answer is in the chart, not in the astrologer; what he aims to do is let a person enter into dialogue with their own chart. Reading this report works the same way: the images in the chart have to be placed within your own experience before you can recognize them.