Spotting A FAKE Astrologer: The 10-Minute Test You Should Know

Hello everyone, I’m Duy Magi – an Multiverse Astrology Practitioner. Today, let’s talk about how you can avoid a FAKE Astrologer when you want to register for an Astrology course or consultation.

Hello everyone, I’m Duy Magi.

These days, a lot of people turn to astrology services to understand themselves better, their relationships, and what lies ahead in the future.

Some even seek out astrologers for advice when facing important decisions.

But with so many astrologers out there, how do you know who’s a fake astrologer and who’s a real astrologer?

Well, today I’m going to share with you a super simple way to spot a real astrologer.

And I guarantee that if you follow my instructions, within just 10 minutes, you’ll know if the person advising you is the real deal or just a fake astrologer.

If you don’t want to read, please watch the video version below:

The 10-Minute Test to Spot a Fake Astrologer

Here’s the deal: all you need to do is give that astrologer basic info about yourself, like your birth date, time, and place.

Don’t tell them anything else about your life.

Then, ask them to read your personality through analyzing your birth chart.

But when they give you their analysis, don’t answer any questions they ask you. Stay quiet and don’t show any emotions.

The reason for this is that many fake astrologers will try to fish for more information through questions, hoping to make their readings seem more accurate.

So, by staying silent, you’re ensuring the objectivity of the analysis process.

If the astrologer can read your personality with an accuracy of 80% or more, then they’re the real deal.

But if you get vague, generalized analyses, then sorry to say, you’ve wasted your money on a fake astrologer.

Why settle for 80% accuracy instead of 100%?

There are two reasons for this.

Firstly, astronomers have discovered over 620,000 celestial bodies in the sky nowadays, and no astrologer has enough time to study all their meanings.

So, undiscovered celestial bodies might affect the accuracy of the analysis.

Secondly, the way astrologers express themselves and use words can affect the accuracy of their interpretations.

For example, someone might feel inaccurate when they receive an interpretation like: “You’re someone who likes to break the rules, do daring things.”

But they might resonate more with an interpretation like: “You’re someone who’s willing to reject rules and regulations if they don’t fit your values.”

Essentially, astrology is about translating the language of the universe into human language, and errors in expression and wording can occur.

Therefore, it’s reasonable to aim for an 80% accuracy threshold in evaluating an astrologer’s proficiency.

And I guarantee that over 90% of the astrologers offering services out there won’t pass this simple test.

So why are there so many fake astrologers on the market?

Well, that’ll be the topic of our upcoming discussion.