A Beginner’s Guide Hello, my dear friends! Well, here’s a long-awaited post that hopefully covers the basics of Chinese Astrology and Lunar Calendar. Wow! There is so much to cover that it’ll be impossible to go into detail about it all in this single post. I’ve tried my best learning about it and I must admit, even I still find it confusing and complicated at times. But that’s ok! That’s why we’re here, … Continue reading Chinese Astrology 101
Aries is the first Astrological Zodiac Sign in the Aries Constellation, which spans the first 30 degrees of celestial longitude. The image of Aries is a Ram, which may be based on Chrysomallos, a flying Ram in ancient Greek mythology. Supposedly the myth involving this flying Ram is based loosely on true events, though it’s not clear as to what extent. Continue reading Aries ♈
February 19 – March 20 Constellation The Pisces constellation can be found in the celestial longitude of 330 to 360 degrees and in the Northern Hemisphere, the sun passes through this constellation between February 19 and March 20. The imagery of Pisces is that of two Fish. In Classical Astrological interpretations, the symbol potentially refers to one and/or two ancient Greek tales about Aphrodite. In one legend, a … Continue reading Pisces ♓
January 20 – February 18 Technically, Aquarius is considered the 11th Astrological Sign. However, I’m writing this blog post now during the beginning of 2022, so I thought I would start here. Please forgive me if it annoys you that I’m doing things “out of order” chronologically-speaking. At least it will be relevant in the month that I post for the corresponding Zodiac Sign. Constellation Aquarius is found in … Continue reading Aquarius ♒
A Beginner’s Guide There’s so much involved with Astrology that it would be almost impossible to cover it all in detail in a single post. So I thought I would try to give a very brief overview on some of the main subjects covered in Astrology. I hope to write posts that can describe more of these topics separately and more extensively, so if one of the subjects “call … Continue reading Astrology 101
