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Welcome to Astrology First!Step in and have a look around our new and improved site!This site is best viewed with Internet Explorer.Our MissionTo become the leading Astrology site on the internet. We provide the most comprehensive list of Astrology books, links, and general resources available. What is Astrology?Astrology holds that an individual's personality and traits are reflective of the position of the planets and Sun at the exact moment when he or she was born. A birth chart is a picture of the sky at the time of birth, and how the properties of those heavenly bodies influence a person. Astrology studies the effects of planets on people. It is used to further self-understanding and enhance the use of free will. Astrology looks at a combination of the many different planetary influences, the softer emotional drives of the moon, the unique strengths of each Sun sign, and each person's thoughts, habits and self-image. It forecasts upcoming events, but doesn't dismiss a person's ability to control their destiny. It allows people to choose either to prepare themselves or sidestep the occurrence.
Want to know more? Take a look at our books. History of AstrologyAstrology is a method of predicting mundane events based upon the assumption that the celestial bodies--particularly the planets and the stars considered in their arbitrary combinations or configurations (called constellations)--in some way either determine or indicate changes in the sub-lunar world. The theoretical basis for this assumption lies historically in Hellenistic philosophy and radically distinguishes Astrology from the celestial omina ("omens") that were first categorized and catalogued in ancient Mesopotamia. Originally, astrologers presupposed a geocentric universe in which the "planets" (including the Sun and Moon) revolve in orbits whose centers are at or near the center of the Earth, and in which the stars are fixed upon a sphere with a finite radius whose center is also the center of the Earth. Later, the principles of Aristotle in physics were adopted, according the which there is an absolute division between the eternal, circular motions of the heavenly element and the limited, linear motions of the four sub-lunar elements: fire, air, water, earth. top (From http://www.eb.com)
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