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A horoscope is an astrological chart calculated from a person's date, time, and place of birth that uses symbols to represent planets, signs, and aspects. An astrologer studies this chart to analyze patterns and factors that describe one's personality and needs, essentially reading the information contained within the chart.
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A horoscope is an astrological chart representing the positions of celestial objects like the sun, moon, planets, and stars at a specific point in time, such as someone's birth. It is used for divination purposes to make interpretations about events related to that moment in time, though scientific studies have not supported their accuracy. In common usage, horoscopes often refer to astrological interpretations based on a person's sun sign or the calendar significance of an event according to their birth date in Chinese astrology. The horoscope serves as a map of the heavens over a location at a moment in time, showing the positions of actual and calculated celestial factors along with their angular relationships, which are interpreted differently across astrological traditions.
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History of astrology
The Babylonians are credited with developing the earliest forms of astrology over 2,000 years ago as a way to predict seasonal changes and celestial events. They introduced astrology to the Greeks, who embraced it as a science and spread it throughout the world. Originally used for agriculture and weather prediction, astrology evolved to include predicting natural disasters, wars, and providing counsel to rulers. The zodiac developed in ancient Egypt and was adopted by Babylonians, who assigned 12 constellations and their associated animals/figures to the progression of the seasons and months it takes the sun to return to its original position. Astrologers believe the sun, moon, and five known planets have distinct powers and influence areas of life and personality traits
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This horoscope report provides personal details and astrological placements for Deepak Sawant based on Vedic astrology. It includes his name, gender, date and time of birth, birthplace coordinates, and planetary positions in his natal chart and navamsa chart. The report also describes the general significance of having a Capricorn ascendant, noting that those with this placement tend to be ambitious, hardworking, and responsible due to Capricorn being an earth sign ruled by Saturn. Color and gem recommendations are also provided.
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