January 5, 2009 / astrology
Greek astrology is often, and more properly, referred to as Hellenistic astrology. It actually originated in Egypt at some point after the conquest by Alexander the Great and the beginning of the Chri
January 5, 2009 / astrology
If you were born in the year 1943, 1955, 1967, 1979, 1991 or 2003 then you are a Goat. You?re elegant and creative, somewhat timid and prefer anonymity. You are most compatible with Pigs and Rabbits,
January 5, 2009 / astrology
Know any Twins. Then imagine they?re one person and you?ll have an idea of what makes up the personality of a person born under the sign of Gemini (May 22 ? June 21). Geminis can be contradictory, peo
January 5, 2009 / astrology
Groups of signs in astrology share certain characteristics that are classified according to four earthly elements ? fire, air, water and earth. It helps explain why some signs are more compatible than
January 5, 2009 / astrology
The Dragon is one of the most powerful and lucky Signs of the Chinese Zodiac. Its warm heart tempers its fiery and rambunctious nature. This is a giving, intelligent and tenacious Sign that knows exa
January 5, 2009 / astrology
Dogs in both the East and West are loyal, faithful and honest and always stick to their firm codes of ethics. It's generally quite trustworthy itself -- except for the occasional little white lie
January 5, 2009 / astrology
Where did the practice of astrology originate. Did it evolve in one part of the world and then become adopted by other civilizations. When you study the ancient civilizations in the Middle East, Cent
January 5, 2009 / astrology
According to Richard Tarnas, who also wrote of The Passion of the Western Mind, history is on the verge of a major shift, comparable to the one wrought by Copernicus and Galileo, but a seemingly antis
January 5, 2009 / astrology
The astronomer Claudius Ptolemy lived from approximately 100-170 CE. Very little is known of him, including where he was born. Claudius means citizen of Rome, while Ptolemy means resident of Egypt. So
January 5, 2009 / astrology
Prior to adoption of the Western solar calendar system, China exclusively followed a lunar calendar in determining the times of planting, harvesting, and festival occasions. Though today people in Chi