I was hoping to read more about this. Your article ended abruptly. This is an incredibly interesting question and something I try to wrap my mind around for years. To Astrology is real but also somehow contradicting. Western Astrology vs Eastern Astrology for example and how the west ihnores the precession of the equinox which reaults in all signs being one inverses to their actual positions. Tons of confusing stuff.
What I find so fascinating is the temple ruins and megaliths scattered across Earth that were clearly built with heavenly blueprints. Graham Hancock's work dives quite deep into this subject. @flauwy
Yes, there is a big common ground when it comes to how people have kept track of the heavenly movements over the ages. That is why I find Astrology so fascinating because you find it everywhere. Graham Hancock is one of the most interesting researchers when it comes to alternative history that differs from the mainstream opinion. My dad gave me the book Fingerprints of the Gods in the late 90's. I didn't read it until years later. I wasn't ready for that kind of information by then. He was ridiculed back then. Today he stands as a respected leading researcher in that field.
Flauwy! I'm definitely going to look further into this topic, but I today was enough to break the ice. I need to find the time to sit down and become consumed by this. I feel it is a topic that deserves sufficient time and devotion. Love your attention, thanks for your comment!
Yes, this is nothing to brush over lightly. I am looking forward to your research in that regard.