What is Astrology?
Astrology has been a guiding force for humanity for centuries, offering insights into the connection between celestial movements and human life. It provides a framework to understand personality traits, relationships, and life events by analyzing the positions of planets and stars at the time of birth. Many people turn to astrology for guidance in making important decisions, finding purpose, and navigating challenges in their lives.
History Of Astrology
Astrology traces its origins back over 4,000 years to ancient Mesopotamia, where the Babylonians were among the first to observe and record the movements of celestial bodies. Around 2,400 BCE, they developed a system of interpreting planetary patterns as omens, linking the heavens to earthly events. This early form of astrology spread to Egypt and Greece, where it was further refined with philosophical and mathematical insights. The Greeks introduced the zodiac and integrated astrology with astronomy, laying the foundation for Western astrological traditions. Over millennia, astrology evolved across cultures influencing and being shaped by Indian, Chinese, Islamic, and European civilizations becoming both a spiritual practice and a symbolic tool for understanding human life in relation to the cosmos.
