The Astrology of Space - Matrix Software

The Astrology of Space
For example, we might read that the red-giant star
Antares pertains to eyesight, and so forth. All
together, these (at least the ones that are commonly
used in Western astrology) amount to only a handful
of stars, no more than would fit in a very small book, if
not a pamphlet. My point is that we not only need to
find interpretations for some of the exotic new deepspace
objects, but all of the well-known stars and
other visual stellar objects that have been around for
thousands of years also beg for clarity.
In fact, any attempt to notate (and interpret) these
long-known visual objects in a linear fashion (one-byone)
is probably doomed to failure. Another way to
put this might be that over the centuries we have
already done a linear count, and the sum total of what
we have to say interpretively about the various visual
stars and objects would not even fill a small booklet.
That in itself says a lot. Perhaps it is time to take
another approach.
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