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HOROSCOPE: is the computation of ASTROLOGY, & presented in a CHART. It is erroneous to lump blanket predictions, such as found in the daily newspaper; under this term.

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Sun Signs :

Aries
3/21-4/19
Leo
7/23-8/22
Sagittarius
11/22-12/21

Taurus
4/20-5/20
Virgo
8/23-9/22
Capricorn
12/22-1/19

Gemini
5/21-6/21
Libra
9/23-10/22
Aquarius
1/20-2/18

Cancer
6/22-7/22
Scorpio
10/23-11/21
Pisces
2/19-3/20

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Astrology

Is any of several traditions or systems in which knowledge of the apparent positions of celestial bodies is held to be useful in understanding, interpreting and organizing knowledge about reality and human existence on earth. All are based on the relative positions and movements of various real and construed celestial bodies, chiefly the Sun, Moon, planets, Ascendant & Midheaven axes, and lunar nodes as seen at the time and place of the birth or other event being studied. A practitioner of astrology is termed an astrologer, though they are sometimes referred to as an astrologist.

Many of those who practice astrology believe the positions of certain celestial bodies either influence or correlate with people's personality traits, important events in their lives, and even physical characteristics.

Astrology is not considered to be a science, but is more appropriately a spiritual discipline, and is therefore separate from astronomy, the scientific study of the heavens. For many astrologers the purported relationship between the celestial bodies and events on earth need not be causal, nor even scientific. Although there are astrologers who try to put astrology on sound scientific grounds, for many more it is a technology and an art that merges calculations with intuitive perceptions.

The core principles of astrology reflect a general principle, which was accepted in some parts of the ancient world, that events in the heavens should have analogies on Earth. In some places, such as ancient China and Babylon, the apparently untoward movement of a comet across the otherwise orderly movement of the heavens was taken as a portent of disaster: the very word still contains its "star" root, aster. Such ancient beliefs are epitomized in the Hermetic maxim: As Above, So Below. The famous astronomer/astrologer Tycho Brahe also used a similar phrase to justify his studies in astrology: Suspiciendo despicio - "By looking up I see downward."

There is an obvious tendency, however, for astrology to be employed, like palmistry, as a means of imposing on the ignorant and credulous. The generally established belief of the scientific community is that astrology is either mere superstition or absolute imposture, and that its vogue is due either to willful deception or to fatuous, unscientific gullibility.

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Astrology

''Description''

In past centuries astrology often relied on close observation of astronomical objects, and the charting of their movements, and might be considered a protoscience in this regard. In modern times astrologers have tended to rely on data drawn up by astronomers and set out in a set of tables called an ephemeris, which shows the changing positions of the heavenly bodies through time.

Central to all astrology is the natal chart (other names for this diagram in English include horoscope, natus, nativity, astrological chart, celestial map, birth chart, sky-map, cosmogram, Vitasphere, soulprint, radix, or simply chart). This is a diagrammatic representation in 2 dimensions of the celestial bodies' apparent positions in the heavens from the vantage of a location on Earth at a given time and place. Interpretation of a natal chart is governed by:

astrological aspects: the positions of the heavenly bodies relative to each other,
their positions relative to the astrological signs of the zodiac,
their positions relative to the horizon (the ascendant), zenith and nadir, and in one of the systems of astrological houses.
Common traditions of astrology include Western astrology, Chinese astrology, Jyotish (Vedic astrology) and Kabbalistic astrology. All of these can be subdivided by type, such as natal astrology (the study of a person's birth, or natal chart), horary astrology (a chart drawn up to answer a specific question), and electional astrology (a chart drawn up ahead of time to determine the best moment to begin an enterprise or undertaking). Mundane astrologers believe correlations exist between geological phenomena (such as earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, etc.) and astronomical phenomena (the movement of celestial bodies in relation to Earth). Political astrology has existed for thousands of years as well, while some astrologers use ancient methods which are supposed to be able to predict the weather and weather-related phenomena (storms, floods, etc.), which is collectively known as meteorological astrology.

Astrology has had a profound influence over the centuries on the English language. Influenza was so named because doctors once believed it to be caused by unfavorable planetary and stellar influences. The word "disaster" comes from the Latin "dis-aster" meaning "bad star". Also, the adjectives "loony" (Moon), "mercurial" (Mercury), "venusian" (Venus), "martial" (Mars), "jovial" (Jupiter/Jove), and "saturnine" (Saturn) are all old words used to describe personal qualitites of a person that is said to resemble or be highly influenced by the astrological characteristics of the planet.

A few Western but all Jyotish (Hindu) astrologers use the sidereal zodiac which uses the true astronomical positions of the stars. The majority of Western astrologers base their work on the tropical zodiac which uses a view of the heavens as seen 2000 years ago.

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History of astrology

The study of western astrology and the belief in it, as part of astronomy, is found in a developed form among the ancient Babylonians; and directly or indirectly through the Babylonians, it spread to other nations. It came to Greece about the middle of the 4th century B.C., and reached Rome before the opening of the Christian era. For a detailed description, including astrology in other cultures, see the main article.

The validity of astrology

Astrology is a controversial subject. The case for and the case against astrology's objective validity are discussed at Validity of astrology.

Astrology as a descriptive language for the mind
Many writers, notably William Shakespeare, used astrological symbolism to add subtlety to the description of their characters' motivation. An understanding of astrological principles is needed to fully appreciate such literature. Some modern thinkers, notably Carl Jung, have acknowledged its descriptive powers of the mind without necessarily subscribing to its predictive claims.

Astrology and the classical elements

Alchemy in the Western World and other locations where it was widely practiced was (and in many cases still is) closely allied and intertwined with traditional Babylonian-Greek style astrology; in numerous ways they were built to complement each other in the search for hidden knowledge. Traditionally, each of the seven planets in the solar system as known to the ancients was associated with, held dominion over, and ruled a certain metal.

The seven liberal arts and astrology
In medieval Europe, a university education was divided into seven distinct areas, each represented by a particular planet and known as the Seven Liberal Arts. They were seen as operating in ascending order, beginning with Grammar which was assigned to the quickest moving celestial body (the Moon) and culminating in Astronomia which was thought to be astrologically ruled by Saturn, the slowest moving and furthest out planet known at the time. After this sequence wisdom was supposed to have been achieved by the medieval university student.

Astronomia -- Saturn
Geometry -- Jupiter
Arithmetic -- Mars
Music -- Sun
Rhetoric -- Venus
Dialectic -- Mercury
Grammar -- Moon

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Chinese astrology.

The ancient Chinese astronomers called the five major planets by the names of the Five Elements. Venus is Metal (gold); Jupiter is Wood; Mercury is Water; Mars is Fire; Saturn is Earth. The position of the five planets, the sun, the moon and comets in the sky and the Chinese zodiac sign at the time a person was born determine the destiny of a person's life according to the Chinese astrology. A laborious system of computing one's fate and destiny based on one birthday and birth hours (known as 紫微斗數) is still used regularly in modern day Chinese astrology. The twenty-eight Chinese constellations (宿 xìu) are quite different from the eighty-eight Western constellations. For example, the big dipper (Ursa Major) is known as 斗 dǒu; the belt of Orion is known as 參 shen, or the "Happiness, Fortune, Longevity" trio of demigods. The seven northern constellations are referred to as xúanwǔ (玄武). Xuan Wu is also known as the spirit of the northern sky or the spirit of Water in Taoism belief.

In addition to astrological readings of the heavenly bodies, the stars in the sky form the basis of many fairy tales. For example, the Summer Triangle is the trio of the cowherd (Altair), the spinster maid fairy (Vega) and the "tai bai" fairy (Deneb). The two forbidden lovers were separated by the silvery river (the Milky Way). Each year on the seventh day of the seventh month in the Chinese calendar, the birds form a bridge across the Milky Way. The cowherd carries their two sons (the two stars on each side of Altair) across the bridge to reunite with their fairy mother. The tai bai fairy acts as the chaperone of these two immortal lovers. See Qi Xi for more versions of this story.

Chinese zodiac
The twelve zodiac animal signs (生肖 shengxiao) are, in order, the rat, ox, tiger, rabbit, dragon, snake, horse, sheep (or goat), monkey, rooster, dog, and pig. There are many legends to explain the beginning of the zodiac (see Origins of the Chinese Zodiac). One of the most popular reads, in summarized form, as follows:

The rat was given the task to invite the animals to report to the Jade Emperor to be selected for the zodiac signs. The cat was a good friend of the rat, but the rat forgot to invite him. So the cat vowed to be the rat's natural enemy for ages to come.
Another popular legend has it that a race was used to decide the animals to report to the Jade Emperor:

All the animals lined up on the bank of a river and were given the task of getting to the opposite shore. Their order in the calendar would be set by the order in which the animals managed to reach the other side. The cat wondered how he would get across if he was afraid of water. At the same time, the ox wondered how he would cross with his poor eyesight. The calculating rat suggested that he and the cat jump onto the ox's back and guide him across. The ox was steady and hard-working so that he did not notice a commotion on his back. In the meanwhile, the rat snuck up behind the unsuspecting cat and shoved him into the water. Just as the ox came ashore, the rat jumped off and finished the race first. The lazy pig came to the far shore in twelfth place. And so the rat got the first year named after him, the ox got the second year, and the pig ended up as the last year in the cycle. The cat finished too late (thirteenth) to win any place in the calendar, and vowed to be the enemy of the rat forevermore.
Some versions of the tale say that the cattle nominated a water buffalo to represent them because he was more proficient at water. The trade was acceptable because both animals are members of the family of bovids.

Another expands the race; the route ran through a forest, over ranges of plains and grasslands, and along a stream, before finally crossing a lake to the destination town.

Yet another variation tells of two different races. The first involved all the animals, in two divisions to avoid the fast animals dominating the top, and the top six in each division would "make the cut" for a second round, which would then determine the order of placement of the animals in the zodiac. This format is rather like the one that the National Football League uses to determine its playoff teams (six from each conference).

Interestingly the cat -- but not the rabbit -- does make the Vietnamese Zodiac (see below).

There is also a cycle of the Five Elements (Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal (Gold), Water) on top of the cycle of animals. A person's year sign can be a gold dragon, a wood rooster etc. In ancient match-making practice in China, couples were brought together according to their compatible signs. For example, it is believed that dog and dog don't get along, but dog and pig do; a water dog supports a wood pig but dominates a fire pig in their relationship because water benefits wood, but controls fire according to the Chinese five elements' interaction.

The elements are also associated with colours, the traditional correspondence being green to Wood, red to Fire, brown to Earth, white to Metal, and black to Water. Some websites denote the years by the colour and zodiac sign (as opposed to animal sign and element). See [1] (http://www.chinesefortunecalendar.com/2005.htm). (Notice the title "Green (Wooden) Chicken Year".)

The elements are combined with the binary Yin Yang cycle, which enlarges the element cyle to a cycle of ten. Even years are yang, odd years are yin. Since the zodiac animal cycle of 12 is divisible by two, every zodiac can only occur in either yin or yang: the dragon is always yang, the snake is always yin, etc. This combination creates a 60-year cycle, starting with Wood Rat and ending with Water Pig. The current cycle began in the year 1984.

Since the (traditional) Chinese zodiac follows the (lunisolar) Chinese calendar, the switch over date for the zodiac signs is the Chinese New Year, not January 1 as in the Gregorian calendar. Therefore, a person that was born in January or early February may have the sign of the previous year. For example, 1990 was the year of the horse, but anyone born from January 1 to January 25, 1990 was born in the year of the snake (the sign of the previous year), because the 1990 year of the horse began on January 26, 1990. There are many online sign calculators that share the same JavaScript (from this website [2] (http://javascript.internet.com/calcu...alculator.html)) that will give a person the wrong sign if he/she was born in January or early February.

There are some newer astrological texts which follow the Chinese Agricultural Calendar (the jie qi), and thus place the changeover of zodiac signs at the solar term li chun (beginning of Spring), at solar longitude 315 degrees. (See Chinese calendar)

The Chinese zodiac signs are used by cultures other than Chinese also. For one example, they often appear on Japanese New Year's cards. The United States Postal Service and those of several other countries issue a "Year of the ???" postage stamp each year to honor this Chinese heritage. However, those unfamiliar with the use of the Chinese lunar calendar usually just assume that the signs switch over on Jan 1 of each year. Those who are serious about the fortune telling aspect of the signs can consult a table, such as the one below.

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Table of the Lunar Calendar and Zodiac
Chinese Zodiac for the past and present century (Note: first & second columns: 1900-1960. Third & fourth columns: 1960-2020.) Begin End

Begin End Element Sign

1900 Jan 31 1901 Feb 18 1960 Jan 28 1961 Feb 14 金 Metal 鼠 rat
1901 Feb 19 1902 Feb 07 1961 Feb 15 1962 Feb 04 金 Metal 牛 ox
1902 Feb 08 1903 Jan 28 1962 Feb 05 1963 Jan 24 水 Water 虎 tiger
1903 Jan 29 1904 Feb 15 1963 Jan 25 1964 Feb 12 水 Water 兔 rabbit
1904 Feb 16 1905 Feb 03 1964 Feb 13 1965 Feb 01 木 Wood 龍 dragon
1905 Feb 04 1906 Jan 24 1965 Feb 02 1966 Jan 20 木 Wood 蛇 snake
1906 Jan 25 1907 Feb 12 1966 Jan 21 1967 Feb 08 火 Fire 馬 horse
1907 Feb 13 1908 Feb 01 1967 Feb 09 1968 Jan 29 火 Fire 羊 goat
1908 Feb 02 1909 Jan 21 1968 Jan 30 1969 Feb 16 土 Earth 猴 monkey
1909 Jan 22 1901 Feb 09 1969 Feb 17 1970 Feb 05 土 Earth 雞 rooster
1910 Feb 10 1911 Jan 29 1970 Feb 06 1971 Jan 26 金 Metal 狗 dog
1911 Jan 30 1912 Feb 17 1971 Jan 27 1972 Feb 14 金 Metal 豬 pig
1912 Feb 18 1913 Feb 05 1972 Feb 15 1973 Feb 02 水 Water 鼠 rat
1913 Feb 06 1914 Jan 25 1973 Feb 03 1974 Jan 22 水 Water 牛 ox
1914 Jan 26 1915 Feb 13 1974 Jan 23 1975 Feb 10 木 Wood 虎 tiger
1915 Feb 14 1916 Feb 02 1975 Feb 11 1976 Jan 30 木 Wood 兔 rabbit
1916 Feb 03 1917 Jan 22 1976 Jan 31 1977 Feb 17 火 Fire 龍 dragon
1917 Jan 23 1918 Feb 10 1977 Feb 18 1978 Feb 06 火 Fire 蛇 snake
1918 Feb 11 1919 Jan 31 1978 Feb 07 1979 Jan 27 土 Earth 馬 horse
1919 Feb 01 1920 Feb 19 1979 Jan 28 1980 Feb 15 土 Earth 羊 goat
1920 Feb 20 1921 Feb 07 1980 Feb 16 1981 Feb 04 金 Metal 猴 monkey
1921 Feb 08 1922 Jan 27 1981 Feb 05 1982 Jan 24 金 Metal 雞 rooster
1922 Jan 28 1923 Feb 15 1982 Jan 25 1983 Feb 12 水 Water 狗 dog
1923 Feb 16 1924 Feb 04 1983 Feb 13 1984 Feb 01 水 Water 豬 pig
1924 Feb 05 1925 Jan 24 1984 Feb 02 1985 Feb 19 木 Wood 鼠 rat
1925 Jan 25 1926 Feb 12 1985 Feb 20 1986 Feb 08 木 Wood 牛 ox
1926 Feb 13 1927 Feb 01 1986 Feb 09 1987 Jan 28 火 Fire 虎 tiger
1927 Feb 02 1928 Jan 22 1987 Jan 29 1988 Feb 16 火 Fire 兔 rabbit
1928 Jan 23 1929 Feb 09 1988 Feb 17 1989 Feb 05 土 Earth 龍 dragon
1929 Feb 10 1930 Jan 29 1989 Feb 06 1990 Jan 26 土 Earth 蛇 snake
1930 Jan 30 1931 Feb 16 1990 Jan 27 1991 Feb 14 金 Metal 馬 horse
1931 Feb 17 1932 Feb 05 1991 Feb 15 1992 Feb 03 金 Metal 羊 goat
1932 Feb 06 1933 Jan 25 1992 Feb 04 1993 Jan 22 水 Water 猴 monkey
1933 Jan 26 1934 Feb 13 1993 Jan 23 1994 Feb 09 水 Water 雞 rooster
1934 Feb 14 1935 Feb 03 1994 Feb 10 1995 Jan 30 木 Wood 狗 dog
1935 Feb 04 1936 Jan 23 1995 Jan 31 1996 Feb 18 木 Wood 豬 pig
1936 Jan 24 1937 Feb 10 1996 Feb 19 1997 Feb 06 火 Fire 鼠 rat
1937 Feb 11 1938 Jan 30 1997 Feb 07 1998 Jan 27 火 Fire 牛 ox
1938 Jan 31 1939 Feb 18 1998 Jan 28 1999 Feb 15 土 Earth 虎 tiger
1939 Feb 19 1940 Feb 07 1999 Feb 16 2000 Feb 04 土 Earth 兔 rabbit
1940 Feb 08 1941 Jan 26 2000 Feb 05 2001 Jan 23 金 Metal 龍 dragon
1941 Jan 27 1942 Feb 14 2001 Jan 24 2002 Feb 11 金 Metal 蛇 snake
1942 Feb 15 1943 Feb 04 2002 Feb 12 2003 Jan 31 水 Water 馬 horse
1943 Feb 05 1944 Jan 24 2003 Feb 01 2004 Jan 21 水 Water 羊 goat
1944 Jan 25 1945 Feb 12 2004 Jan 22 2005 Feb 8 木 Wood 猴 monkey
1945 Feb 13 1946 Feb 01 2005 Feb 9 2006 Jan 28 木 Wood 雞 rooster
1946 Feb 02 1947 Jan 21 2006 Jan 29 2007 Feb 17 火 Fire 狗 dog
1947 Jan 22 1948 Feb 09 2007 Feb 18 2008 Feb 6 火 Fire 豬 pig
1948 Feb 10 1949 Jan 28 2008 Feb 7 2009 Jan 25 土 Earth 鼠 rat
1949 Jan 29 1950 Feb 16 2009 Jan 26 2010 Feb 23 土 Earth 牛 ox
1950 Feb 17 1951 Feb 05 2010 Feb 24 2011 Feb 2 金 Metal 虎 tiger
1951 Feb 06 1952 Jan 26 2011 Feb 3 2012 Jan 22 金 Metal 兔 rabbit
1952 Jan 27 1953 Feb 13 2012 Jan 23 2013 Feb 9 水 Water 龍 dragon
1953 Feb 14 1954 Feb 02 2013 Feb 10 2014 Jan 30 水 Water 蛇 snake
1954 Feb 03 1955 Jan 23 2014 Jan 31 2015 Feb 18 木 Wood 馬 horse
1955 Jan 24 1956 Feb 11 2015 Feb 19 2016 Feb 7 木 Wood 羊 goat
1956 Feb 12 1957 Jan 30 2016 Feb 8 2017 Jan 27 火 Fire 猴 monkey
1957 Jan 31 1958 Feb 17 2017 Jan 28 2018 Feb 15 火 Fire 雞 rooster
1958 Feb 18 1959 Feb 07 2018 Feb 16 2019 Feb 4 土 Earth 狗 dog
1959 Feb 08 1960 Jan 27 2019 Feb 5 2020 Jan 24 土 Earth 豬 pig

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Definitions of divination.

successful conjecture by unusual insight or good luck
prophecy: a prediction uttered under divine inspiration
the art or gift of prophecy (or the pretense of prophecy) by supernatural means .

Divination is the occultic practice of ascertaining information by supernatural means. If a distinction is to be made with fortune-telling, divination has a formal or ritual and often social character, usually in a religious context; while fortune-telling is a more everyday practice for personal purposes. Divination is often dismissed by skeptics as being mere superstition. However, advocates say there is plenty of anecdotal evidence for the efficacy of divination. Divination is a universal .

Any method used to foretell or inform of the future. Many popular forms include Astrology, Runes, Tarot, tea leaves, the pendulum, scrying, meditation and many more. A common practice in one form or another with Pagans of any path.

The process of communicating with the spirit world to help solve problems, whose origins lay in the past. The term "divination" can also describe any practice that seeks to gain the assistance of the supernatural world.

The art and practice of attempting to foretell or obtain knowledge concerning future events, the supernatural, or divine will. Divination frequently implies the use of characteristic tools of the trade, for example, foretelling events through interpretation of animal remains, shape of smoke columns, dice rolls, predictive cards, etc. Divination was carried out by priests in ancient religions to reveal the fate of the people and the intention of the gods.

Based on the Latin word divinatio which means "the faculty of foreseeing." The word comes from the Latin term for "divine power" or "of the gods." Divination is the art of uncovering the divine meaning behind chance events. In the Golden Dawn it is used as a tool for psychic well-being and spiritual growth. There are various methods of divination, including cartomancy (reading tarot cards) and geomancy (earth divination).

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Tarot

A set of 78 cards used in divination or to explore the unconscious. The 56 cards in the “minor arcana” are divided into four suits: wands (symbolizing action); cups (emotions); swords (intellect); and pentacles (material concerns). The 22 cards of the “major arcana” depict archetypes and elemental forces.

Divination by interpreting a set of 78 cards which carry pictures and symbols used to connect the diviner with the collective unconscious. The cards can be used to determine the past, present and future of an event or person and can become powerful tools in magickal workings and rituals. The Tarot is divided into the22Major Arcana or Trump cards that depict dominant occurrences and the 56 Minor Arcana or Suit cards that assist in fleshing out the situations indicated by the Trump Cards, or indicate smaller occurrences. The Minor Arcana are also known as the Lesser Arcana.

tarot is mentioned in the following topics:
Judgment (Tarot card) The Devil (Tarot card)
The Star (Tarot card) The Sun (Tarot card)
tarok Justice (Tarot card)
Temperance (Tarot card) the Emperor (Tarot card)
the Empress the Hermit

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