THE SCIENCE OF ASTROLOGY

Different people use horoscopes for different things. Some people light heartedly view horoscopes as an entertaining bit of fun, whilst others use them to make major life decisions. The concept of a horoscope has existed throughout history and it is important to remember that today, there is a complete recognised science behind it. Astrology dictates that the alignment of celestial bodies at the time of one’s birth can certainly have an impact on their lives. They may consult their horoscope daily, weekly, or monthly to get a sense of what is in store for them and how best to prepare.

SELF REFLECTION & GUIDANCE

Others use horoscopes as a tool for self-reflection and guidance instead of relying on them as the sole source of information for making important decisions. Others use horoscopes to provide insight into a person’s love life, career, finances, and health. They may also be used to offer advice on how to navigate challenges and make the most of opportunities that are likely to arise in the future.

ANCIENT CULTURES

This popular form of astrology has been practiced for centuries by a number of different cultures in one form or another. Horoscope readings have not only provided these cultures with an insight to future events, but also influenced their traits, beliefs and emotions. The Ancient Egyptians used a form of horoscope to predict the future and the indigenous people of South America predicted the Spanish landings of the 16th century by using another form of Astrology.

THE SIGNS OF THE ZODIAC

There are twelve zodiac signs that belong to four groups. The fire Signs are Aries, Leo, and Sagittarius and the Earth signs are Taurus, Virgo and Capricorn. Air signs include Gemini, Libra and Aquarius and the water signs include Cancer, Scorpio and Pisces. The twelve zodiac signs each represent a different personality type and set of traits.