Astrology is a belief system that the positions of celestial bodies – the sun, moon, planets, and stars – can influence human affairs and terrestrial events. It’s a practice that has been around for millennia, with different cultures developing their own unique astrological systems.

Here’s a breakdown of some key concepts in Western it, the most common system in the West today:

• Zodiac: The zodiac is a twelve-fold division of the ecliptic (the Sun’s apparent path across the sky). Each division is called a zodiac sign, and people born under a specific sign are believed to share certain personality traits.
• Birth Chart: A birth chart is a map of the heavens at the exact moment you were born. It considers the positions of the planets and zodiac signs at that time, and is believed to hold clues about your personality, potential, and life path. Your Sun sign, based on your birth date, is perhaps the most well-known aspect of it, but a birth chart dives much deeper.
• Planets: The positions of the planets in your birth chart are believed to influence different aspects of your life. For example, Mars might influence your drive and ambition, while Venus might be connected to love and relationships.

It’s important to acknowledge that astrology is not considered a scientific discipline by the scientific community. There is no scientific evidence to support the idea that celestial bodies directly influence human events.

However, many people find it to be a valuable tool for self-understanding and personal growth. By analyzing your birth chart, an astrologer can help you identify your strengths, weaknesses, and potential areas of growth. This knowledge can empower you to make informed choices and navigate your life path with greater awareness.

If you’re interested in learning more about it, here are some resources:

• Websites: [Guru Amitanand]
• Books: “Blogs“
• YouTube Channels:(There are many channels, but you can search for specific astrologers like Guru Amitanand!)

Remember, it is just one perspective on understanding yourself and the world. Approach it with an open mind and critical thinking, and see if it resonates with you.