Astrology

Astrology is an ancient practice that studies the influence of celestial bodies on human affairs and natural phenomena. It dates back thousands of years, with roots in Babylonian, Egyptian, and Greek civilizations. Astrologers believe that the positions and movements of stars, planets, and other celestial objects at the time of a person’s birth can shape their personality, behaviors, and life events. The most common form of astrology is the zodiac, which divides the sky into 12 signs, each associated with different traits.

While often considered a pseudoscience, astrology remains popular worldwide. People consult horoscopes, which are based on their zodiac sign, for guidance on relationships, career choices, and personal development. Astrology emphasizes cycles, such as planetary transits, that are believed to influence collective and individual experiences. Critics argue there’s no scientific evidence supporting astrology’s claims, but for many, it serves as a tool for reflection, offering a framework to understand themselves and their place in the universe. Whether as a form of spiritual guidance or entertainment, astrology continues to hold cultural significance, blending cosmic observation with human introspection.