Astrology Made Simple

Astrology 101: The basics to understand your sign and your ascendant

Astrology, language of the sky

What is astrology?

Astrology is as old as our civilization. It is the the science of correspondence that connects men and the sky. It refers particularly to the Sun, the Moon, and the other planets of the Solar system, as observed at a given moment and from a certain place on Earth.

Therefore, Astrology requires calculations that enable to draw a chart for any event, for instance the birth of a child: this is called the Natal chart.

However, the astral theme goes far beyond the physical description of the sky

its principle nature is based on the interpretation of the celestial configurations that are constantly moving.

The other dimension of astrology relates to the person: it gives us information about ourselves, our personality, our life, our desires and inadequacies, without attachment to any teaching, without judgment, always attempting to get as close as possible to the very essence of who/what we are.

Astrology should not be mistaken for clairvoyance.

Aastrology should not be confused with clairvoyance, two often associated, but very different practices. Unlike clairvoyance, which is based on a psychic gift that can vary in reliability and not requiring theoretical knowledge, astrology is a millennial-old traditional science.

Astrology requires solid theoretical bases, years of study, in-depth reflection and a rigorous practice. It is based on theObjective data analysis, such as celestial configurations, the planets' movements and their potential influence.

Learn more on this fascinating discipline and discover how astrology can offer unique lighting on personality, life cycles and significant events.

More than ever, the astrologer has his proper place in society as he fulfills a quite specific function :

Astrology fulfills a very specific function: restoring reference points and meaning to life, without trying to influence or convert. Finally, astrology is a very simple language since there are only a few dozen symbols, and yet it is of infinite complexity because there cannot be two identical astral themes.

This is why astrology lets you really know who we are and what is our place on earth. For some, it can even show a philosophical or spiritual path.

Astrology, language of the sky

What is Astrology ?

Astrology is as old as our civilization. It is the science of the correspondences between human beings and the Sky. It refers particularly to the Sun, the Moon, and the other planets of the Solar system, as observed at a given moment and from a certain place on Earth.

Therefore, Astrology requires calculations that enable to draw a chart for any event, for instance the birth of a child: this is called the Natal chart.

However, Astrology goes far beyond the physical description of the Sky: its principle nature is based on the interpretation of the celestial configurations that are constantly moving.

The other dimension of astrology relates to the person: it gives us information about ourselves, our personality, our life, our desires and inadequacies, without attachment to any teaching, without judgment, always attempting to get as close as possible to the very essence of who/what we are.

Astrology should not be mistaken for clairvoyance.

Clairvoyance corresponds to a more or less reliable psychic gift that requires no theoretical knowledge. On the contrary, Astrology is a traditional science that demands many years of study, reflection and experience. It is based on the interpretation of objective data: the celestial configurations and the motions of the stars.

Tour d'horloge d'église avec un cadran Zodiac montre la place de l'astrologie dans la société

More than ever, the astrologer has his proper place in society as he fulfills a quite specific function :

restoring points of reference and giving meaning to life, without attempting to influence or to convert anyone. It is a very simple language since it has only a few dozen symbols, and yet it is infinitely complex since there cannot be two identical birth charts. That is why astrology enables to really know who we are and define our place on Earth. For some people, it may also open up a philosophic or spiritual path.

The 12 signs of the Zodiac

Seen from the Earth, the Zodiac is the part of the sky in which the stars of the Solar system move: the Sun, the Moon and the 8 planets (including Pluto). Since Antiquity, the Zodiac has been divided in 12 signs: Aries, Taurus, Gemini, etc. A star has been assigned to each sign, according to it’s affinities. For instance, Mars has been associated with Aries.

For a better understanding of their meanings, here are the 12 zodiac signs with their associated star and 5 key-words to define them. In this way, a sign does not really refer to a person, but rather to a set of notions characterizing a person or a situation.

Signs

Aries

Associated star: Mars
Keywords: pulse, desire, action, fight, sacrifice

Taurus

Associated star: Venus
Keywords: attraction, possession, enjoyment, fertility, maturation

Gemini

Associated star: Mercure
Keywords: adaptation, expression, movement, relationship, youth

Cancer

Associated star: the Moon
Keywords: childhood, mother, home, memory, imagination

Leo

Associated star: the Sun
Keywords: ideal, father, center, light, creation

The Virgo

Associated star: Mercure
Keywords: service, purity, limit, doubt, reason

Libra

Associated star: Venus
Keywords: alliance, justice, consciousness, harmony, middle

Scorpio

Associated star: Pluto
Keywords: mystery, core, sexuality, crisis, transformation

Sagittarius

Associated star: Jupiter
Keywords: travel, surpassing oneself, confidence, mastery, protection

Capricorn

Associated star: Saturn
Keywords: structure, summit, law, time, solitude

Aquarius

Associated star: Uranus
Keywords: space, humanity, friendship, freedom, future

Pisces

Associated star: Neptune
Keywords: wonder, illusion, dissolution, distance, fault

Origins of astrology

Since the beginning of time, Man has been interrogating the Sky to find answers… At all times and in every culture, he has observed the movement of the stars and attempted to give meaning to it. The language that arose from this silent dialogue between Man and the Sky is Astrology.

The astrologer is the one who, after long and in-depth studies, interprets the signs of the Sky to make sense of them.

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