horoscope

What is a horoscope? A horoscope is an artistic, symbolic chart or map reflecting the positions of the Sun, Moon, major planets, equally significant astrological aspects and various other equally significant angles at the occurrence of an individual’s time of birth. The term horoscope comes from the Greek words: oinos (days) and ides (moon). The moon appears in the sky every night and can be viewed through a telescope on earth.

Horoscopes are considered to be accurate only if they do not contain any errors or are based on precise measurements and data, whereas astrology are more subjective and can be affected by a number of factors. The main factors that influence the creation of a horoscope include the person’s date of birth, time, geographic location, place of birth, planetary alignment, ascendant, zodiac sign and natal chart. There are ทำนายฝัน of horoscopes. Some of the most common horoscopes are the tropical, solar, lunar, planetary and alphabetic.

The lunatic, or daily horoscope indicates the movements of the Moon. The Moon is the most important factor of any horoscope, so it is the Moon that is depicted in the top portion or “orama” of any horoscope. In a lunatic horoscope, the Moon is represented as a continuous flow of color on the top half of the horoscope. The Moon’s phases, which occur every 12 days, also appear in this type of horoscope.

Western astrology is the practice of studying the movement and positions of heavenly bodies using the moon as the primary star. It differs from Asian astrology, which uses stars to determine the natal chart. It is based on the belief that the human soul lives on earth and that it experiences life cycles. Western astrology also has a great deal of subjectivity as it is influenced by personal experiences and the interpretations of dreams. Western astrology is widely used for things such as marriage and pregnancy, birth control and even to predict the outcomes of athletic events.

Chinese astrology is the practice of studying the movement and positions of celestial bodies through the addition of celestial elements and the interpretation of celestial charts. Chinese astrology is influenced by several theories, including traditional beliefs about the twelve celestial bodies and the presence of celestial elements at each place in the sky. Chinese astrologers believe there are fixed, reciprocal patterns that can be studied in order to create a unique astrology. They base their charts on the concept that there are certain constellations. In addition, they believe there are fixed, unchanging characteristics of the Earth, namely the moon, sun, clouds, rain, and the seasons.

The Chinese horoscope has traditionally been divided into two sections, the “heaven” and the “hell”. The heaven represents the earth while the hell is the sky above. The placement of the planets is based on how the sky and the individual’s position in it affect the person’s moods, temperament, career, friends, family, and other activities. The placement of the Sun or the Rising Sun is particularly important for an individual’s career, since it is considered to be the starting point of one’s career. For example, if the rising Sun means that you have reached adulthood and have achieved a certain level of success, the placement of the planet Jupiter will influence your actions and your moods.