Antara Tarocchi (antaratarocchi)

Astrology is often underrated. People see the cheesy horoscope articles in magazines like Vogue, and they think that’s all that astrology has to offer, when it’s so much deeper and more complex. Astrology is a spiritual science. Think about the moon and how its movements affect the gravitational pull, how it influences the tides, or simply how ERs and police departments for decades have reported more injuries and crimes on the full moon. There is something to be said about the power that celestial bodies have over us. In the same way that the moon very clearly affects us on Earth, so do the planets and asteroids within our solar system. Ancient Roman society was dominated by astrology. Through careful study of astrology, they took over vast portions of the ancient world and only fell after converting to early Christianity, which condemned the astrological arts.

Through examining astrological phenomena, we are able to understand the emotions and energies that will arise over a time. We are able to track when the best time is to reach out to an ex, to start a new relationship, to open a business — and intentions started under the right astrological environment prosper much more than those which don’t take astrology into influence. Astrology has changed my life and helped me through all sorts of times, showing me when the best time is to take on different opportunities and obstacles in life.

We all know our sun sign, like Virgo, Scorpio, or Leo. But that’s just a glimpse of what astrology has to offer. We have different signs for all of the planets, as well as the moon. These astrological placements are a snapshot of the cosmos at the exact day and minute we were born, and express aspects of the personality self.

Astrology is often criticized because of society’s oversimplified understanding of it. From scammy-sounding horoscope readers to pop culture’s love for hating on people based on their sign, astrology gets a bad name. But it also doesn’t conform to modern scientific understandings of the planets, and the remnants of the stigma imposed by religious groups and colonial powers still linger, affecting people’s view of this ancient science.

So what do you think about astrology? Are you a believer? Why or Why not? Why does astrology get a bad wrap?

So come in for an astrology reading. For this, we would need some time to really get into the specifics of your chart, of your personality. We can look at how the upcoming astrological forecast will affect you, or even explore and discover aspects of your inner self. There is so much that astrology has to offer.