Astrology

Astrology is a belief system that suggests a relationship between the positions and movements of celestial bodies—such as planets and stars—and events and experiences in human life. Practitioners of astrology, known as astrologers, use various methods to interpret celestial influences, often creating horoscopes based on the time and place of an individual’s birth. Astrology encompasses various branches, including natal astrology (which focuses on individual birth charts), predictive astrology (which aims to forecast future events), and mundane astrology (which analyzes world events).

While astrology has ancient roots and is found in many cultures around the world, it is often considered a pseudoscience by the scientific community due to its lack of empirical evidence and reproducibility. Despite this, it remains popular among many who seek guidance regarding personality, relationships, and life choices based on astrological interpretations. Key components of astrology include the twelve zodiac signs, which represent different personality traits and characteristics, as well as the twelve houses, each signifying different areas of life.