Horoscope writers or astrologers are those who interpret the relative positions of celestial bodies at the time of a person's birth

to infer character and personality traits or to foretell the path of a person's life.

Astrology as a practice in pseudoscience can be traced back to the 3rd millennium BCE,

used to predict weather patterns for agricultural purposes, eventually expanding to include forecasts of war and other large events,

and eventually evolving into what it is today.

My name is Anthony Padilla, and today I'm going to be sitting down with horoscope writers to learn the truth about this immensely popular yet largely elusive career.

Are these horoscope writers truly able to read the stars in order to guide individuals

to understanding themselves more deeply?

Or are they simply making arbitrary analyses based off common personality traits to give

a false sense of comprehension of the incomprehensible?

Hello, Alisa! Hello, how's it going?

Gary.

Hi!

Lisa Stardust.

Hi, how are you?

What do you consider yourself a horoscope writer, simply an astrologer?

I'm a healer, and I'm just the guide to assist along the way.

An astrologer, author, you could say horoscope writer.

An astrologer, a horoscope writer, a tarot reader, a tarot reader, a tarot writer, a magic practitioner, a magic writer, a jack of all trades.

When you start talking about magic, you've piqued my interest.

Oh, yes.

What is being a horoscope writer entail?

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