James Holden wrote in his 1996 work “A History of Horoscopic Astrology,” that astrology took shape from the Babylonians in the second millennium BC and was predominantly practiced by “wise men.” That ...

From ancient Babylonia to Renaissance courts, humans have looked to the stars in an attempt to understand themselves and the ...

Exploring the differences between Eastern and Western Astrology. Within the vast tapestry of astrological traditions, two ...

People have looked up at the night sky in search of meaning for thousands of years. The stars have served not just as guides for navigation but as reflections of our lives, destinies, and ...

Astrology has been of interest across various global cultures since ancient times and still draws intense popularity in modern times. It functions as a vital tool that provides knowledge about human ...

Looking to the stars for guidance is a practice found in many cultures and has in more recent years has become mainstream. In a time when “What’s your Big Three?” could be considered standard small ...

Insert horror movie doom music — Friday the 13th is nigh, bringing with it a sense of general unease and some trying astrological transits. Come Friday, we’ll be fresh off of a tense opposition ...