HOROSCOPE, BIRTH CHART OR NATAL LETTER: HISTORY

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History of the Horoscope

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History Horoscope

According to data related Babylonians under Persian rule, were one of the earliest known cultures in making predictions and predictions based on the celestial astronomy and adapting a series of horoscopical calculations, according to writings found in ancient manuscripts, carved in stone or prediction tables thus giving rise to the first horoscopes.

However, other cultures made significant and valuable contributions not only knowledge but with complex constructions used for such purposes, as corroborated precise structures Maya Calendar and Clock found in the Yucatan Peninsula.

They have also been found in prehistoric caves and prehistoric caves recorded statements showing the different phases of the moon, the sun and its influence on the seasons.

Other civilizations made valuable contributions to the foundations of modern astrology as are: Sumerian, Chinese, Celts, Druids, among others. ...

The most striking of these facts is to see their similarity in their bases, ie the Moon, the Sun, the major known planets and celestial stars always were part of his predictions; obviously for some cultures as the Sumerians called them according to their gods, for example: Without "Moon" Shamash (the sun) Ishtar (Venus) and so on in other cultures, it is clear this is not news to us today but we must bear in mind that we are talking about thousands of years before the discovery of America, then it is good to ask why different cultures had basics so similar if not known or had not yet been discovered?

These similarities in their basic concepts and many predictions have made it Horoscopology is a science and not just a divinatory practice. So we now know that the phases of the moon affect the tides of the oceans, also now know that at certain stages of the ellipse of the earth around the sun climate change are repeated among many other effects such as the stations example, all this is nothing new for us we know thanks to strong astrological studies and legacies of these cultures obsessed with astrology, astronomy and other sciences Horoscopology between who contributed their bit in this area.