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History of Astrology

On: 23 June 2014

In: astrology, book review, healing, history, identity, religion, wellbeing

by Sudha Hamilton Looking back in time in search of the origins of astrology, we are faced with the question, what is astrology? Is it an advanced scientific hypothesis, based on the premise that the heavenly bodies give off an ‘influence,’ which affects individual events on earth, or isContinue Reading

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