Constellation Cultural Background _ Introduction of Constellation Cultural Background

What do you think of when you mention constellations? Is it Virgo's cleanliness, Libra's difficulty in choosing, or everything in the water rush period is inappropriate, or watching the rising constellation after 30 years old?

If you think that the constellation is just a social topic or popular culture, it's a pity, because there is a science that has lasted for thousands of years and entered the scientific framework of astronomy, integrating psychology, religion, myth and philosophy. Practitioners who study this subject are called astrologers. They will draw a picture of the starry sky at the moment of birth. Through the analysis of the pattern, we can find the unique advantages and mission of each of us, as well as the opportunities and challenges that may be encountered in different stages of life. The symbols in different star maps are distributed in different ways, which leads to some teenagers becoming famous, some late bloomers, some excellent academics and some excellent interpersonal relationships.

Studying the birth star map can help a person to operate his talents more scientifically, find out the areas where his talents can be used, bypass the shortcomings, and cut off those people and things that seem to have a reasonable fate, but are actually hindering your progress.

This subject is completely different from the study of people in psychology and management in the market now. Psychology can't tell you which industry is reasonable. The fundamental purpose of management is not to study people, but to make your enterprise larger. Only astrology studies people, which is unique and forward-looking. In fact, its theoretical basis is also very simple. This academic activity is to project the running rules of the stars in the universe to people through the running of the stars. Since ancient times. The upper class in China or any western country, including now, many Wall Street giants have their own private astrologers. Even J·P· Morgan, a financial tycoon, once said that the wind of millions does not need astrologers, but billionaires do.