History of Astrology 

WHAT IS ASTROLOGY?

The word Astrology is derived from two Greek words, Astra, a star, and Logos, logic or reason. It truly suggests the principle and law as appeared by the stars or planets. Our universe is loaded with a wide range of astonishing energies. The study of Astrology enables us to figure out these energies. It is anything but not a religion so we aren't needed to begin having faith in anything, and we don't have to have confidence in it for it to work. Astrology mixes science and gut feeling, magic and mathematics, cycles and symbols. It centres around planets and their seasons, and planets are real. Truth be told, they're real to the point that their developments are known beforehand and recordable.

“It is the root to fulfill your past and present karma and to attain eternal happiness”

INTRODUCTION OF ASTROLOGY

Astrology sees mankind as being not only influenced by hereditary factors and the environment, but also by the state of our solar system at the moment of birth. The planets are regarded as basic life-forces, the tools we live by as well as the basis of our very substance. These planetary forces take on different forms, depending on their zodiacal position and on the way they relate to one another.

The aspects formed between the planets describe these relationships, the positions of the planets in relation to the place of birth tell us of their expression in the spheres of life depicted by the astrological houses.

By interpreting the roles of these planets and their qualities like the elements, signs and houses and creating a synthesis, astrology is able to present a complete and comprehensive picture of the person and his potential, based on the natal horoscope.

ADVENT OF GOD IN ASTROLOGY

It is true that the early man lived in caves. He needed a shelter, specifically to safeguard himself from the predators of the night. Since they weren't blessed with night vision, they had to secure a place that made sure of their survival to the next day. Sunset drove fear into the hearts of those poor critters. Dawn, however, brought about a happy feeling. They became aware of that the white circle in the sky brought all the light along with it in regular period of time.

As centuries passed, long before the first civilization and the idea of writing appeared, humans began to create Gods and Goddesses. Whatever terrified them, whatever granted them limited portions, whatever made them feel safe, and whatever made them happy and happy and satisfied were all interpreted as God - an entity believed to be extremely powerful. A good example is the “Sun God” who drove away the gloomy dark.

In some parts, way back when, a few tribes worshipped all their ancestors who had passed on to the other side. The Dravidians were one such group. They were also the ones who deified the five elements to Bhoomadevi (Goddess of Earth), Vaayubhagavan (God of Air), Varunabhagavan (God of Rain), Agnidevani (God of Fire), and Aagayakadavul (God of space).