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Sun, Moon and Rising: the foundation of your birth chart
Many cultures see marks on the skin as the reflection of traumas from past lives, and in particular of a violent death. For them, birthmarks are directly linked to reincarnation, and each one carries a special meaning depending on where it sits.
The place of a birthmark on the body points to important life lessons or challenges to meet. Here is what yours says about you, zone by zone.
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Having a mark on the face is a token of beauty that promises a long life.
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Marks on the leg reveal a person who pays great attention to details and to the whims of others.
People with a mark on the foot are under the protection of angels, and they are very agile.
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A birthmark on the arm is synonymous with success.
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Birthmarks on the body are synonymous with responsibility.
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Its place gives the main lines, but three other details matter:
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"Psychic Healer & Angelic Channel for MyAstro ✨ As a psychic healer and angelic channel, I translate loving guidance from the divine into practical wisdom. My work is dedicated to delivering messages from guardian angels that bring clarity, comfort, and deep spiritual healing. Through MyAstro, I aim..."
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