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An Introduction to Astrology

By Diana Vilas — 2022

Astrology is the study of human consciousness—individual and collective—as reflected in the shifting patterns of planets and luminaries against the backdrop of constellations and fixed stars. It is a symbolic language of soul based upon the Hermetic principle “As Above, so Below”—that everything we perceive outside of ourselves is a reflection of our own psyche. Astrology is an art of perception and interpretation, the ability to find meaning in synchronicity, the acausal relationship between concurrent events. It is also a science of mystery, and one can only know its value by penetrating its depths.

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