The Astrology of Space - Matrix Software

The Astrology of Space
Chapter 7: Star Lives
Over the centuries, astrologers have taken note of a
handful of fixed stars and a few other celestial
objects. In the 20th Century, the advent of more and
more powerful telescopes made it clear that there are
literally billions of objects out there, each with some
kind of significance. There is no way each of these
objects could be individually studied and their
influences (or lack thereof) noted.
In fact, many astrologers find the recent advances in
astronomy and astrophysics over the last 40 years
complex and difficult to understand. And yet it could
be important for us to grasp the significance of what is
being discovered out there in deep space. In this
article, we will attempt to provide astrologers with a
key to unlocking the mysteries of modern
astrophysical inquiry.
I have been repeatedly asked to explain what all this
deep-space astrology (stars, black holes, etc.) means.
My answer is that it is far easier for you to learn to
read and interpret the results of scientific astronomers
than to look for someone to explain the endless series
of newly discovered stellar objects to you, one by one.
It should be enough to be told that everything out
there has to do with the life and death of stars, just as
down here we are concerned with our own life and
death. That note plus the age-old maxim "As Above,
So Below," should do it for you. Learn to read science
in terms of your own self and life. It is not hard and it
opens up the world of scientific writing to you, from
that moment forward. You don't need an interpreter.
You are the interpreter.
Any investigation of our universe becomes the story
of the stars. Aside from dust and gas, space contains
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