Which astrolabe is the goddess of marriage?

Andromeda is a goddess and an asteroid.

The goddess of marriage is a goddess, representing a face of your future marriage. Our astrolabe hints at what kind of marriage partners we need and will get, that is, who we will live with in the future. Which constellation the goddess of marriage falls in is related to what kind of people we will get in the future, that is, to our future partner.

Marriage stars have a great influence on sexual relations in your life, and you can get a glimpse of 60% to 70% of the whole picture. It represents one side of your future marriage. The goddess of marriage is a goddess and has a strong influence on girls. From the wedding stars, we can see how a person knows his other half, what are the conditions for her to choose the other half, and how lucky she is to help her husband.

The origin of Andromeda:

In ancient Roman mythology, the goddess of marriage, also known as Juno (pronounced Juno), was a midwife whose role was to guide the bride to her new home and make the baby see the light again. It is also said that Juno was the wife of Zeus in ancient Greek mythology. Zeus was born romantic, but Juno was not a fuel-efficient lamp.

Those women who are involved with Zeus will come to no good end in the end and will be punished by Juno. Therefore, in astrology, Juno is also regarded as the patron saint of marriage, especially for married women. So the astrological significance of the goddess of marriage is: the struggle for power in sexual relations. In addition, some people think that this can represent the help of the astrolabe.