These late eclipses in the sun and moon portend no good to us. Love cools, friendship falls

off, brothers divide, in cities, mutinies, in countries, discord, in palaces, treason.

To me astrology is the influence of the planet's sun and moon on life on earth. It goes back to

an indeterminate time. It began in Mesopotamia when it was mainly for the kings and spread

to Egypt and from there to ancient Greece. And as Andhra's poise is a pre-Napopoliger,

pis de beodiborus, nadiavas, ito mellus, taster. Fonus eto nea, vtoto astrolo,

spread out through the crackle of the world into the Byzantine world, the Arab world and so on.

I was a diar, a diar, a diar, a diar, a diar, a diar, a diar, a diar, a diar.

You were a poise that had their astrologers and were leaders that had their astrologers.

And even the greatest astrologers then were also astrologers.

So somebody like Kaplar. He was an astrologer.

That patholomy, St. Thomas Aquinas, Algruni, the greatest Islamic scholar of the Middle Ages,

Shakespeare had some knowledge of it. It always had a learned and highly educated

clientele and group of adherents.

But with what they call the Enlightenment, science became dominant.

Thinking became more, I wouldn't say, irreligious but secular.

And people saw things a different way.

The rise of reason has something to worship in itself.

That man is the measurable things. People can figure out everything for themselves,

explain everything, and in effect explain it away.

And that was when astrology fell into this favor.

A man who lived a long time ago believed that he could read the future in the stars.

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