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Despite ruling over an empire that prided itself on industrial logic, Queen Victoria secretly loved the woo-woo stuff. She heavily consulted a royal…
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Long before people blamed Mercury retrograde for their missed emails, Renaissance dudes were dealing with Saturn. Astrologers believed Saturn radiated…
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Jupiter and Venus exist purely to hand out treats and make your earthly existence slightly less miserable, though they usually enable your absolute worst…
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People genuinely believe that a distant planet completely messing up their internet connection is more likely than them just being unorganized.
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Having only one outward mask is simply not enough for deeply complicated personalities. The East point acts as an auxiliary rising position, adding a highly…
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Ptolemy wrote the Tetrabiblos in the second century, effectively creating the foundational textbook that almost all modern western astrology is still based…
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