Slightly Chilled Astrology
Central to Astrology is the Horoscope, a two dimensional diagram of the celestial bodies' apparent positions in the heavens from a location on Earth at a given time and place.
Certainly, humans have always marveled at the heavens, and it's probable that the Sumerian of ancient Babylon first developed the general principle, which was and is still accepted, that events in the heavens should have analogies on Earth, eg., the unexpected appearance of a comet across the orderly Zodiac was a portent of "dis-aster" (bad star).
The Bible says that "Three Star-Gazers" were led to Bethlehem; and many passages in The Good Book refer to "signs" in the heavens.
For many millions, a casual reading of their horoscopes is a daily practice. They may not fail to check a compatibility chart for a new acquaintance (especially a potential partner), or how the stars are lining up on that new job or adventure.
Inevitably, everyone's horoscope will contain contradictions, and as a result certain interpretations may seem difficult to reconcile. However, this may still be an accurate reflection of the individual, as people (surprise, surprise) do experience conflicting desires and circumstances in their lives.
It's possible to develop, repress, block, and to change our lives.
An understanding of your "sign" may help clarify issues in your life and encourage you to master life rather than be a victim of circumstances.
The established opinion of the scientific community is that astrology is superstition, with no actual predictive ability, however, many scientists of the world today are themselves actively engaged in searching the stars for the secrets and meaning of life.
Whichever side of the debate you find yourself, it may be important to remember that it's not "augury", but wonderfully great fun. And, that we can all (without guilt) enjoy the incredibly delicious coincidences and seeming contradictions that is life and Astrology.
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