Horoscopes have been popular amongst people for thousands of years, and various cultures and ethnicities for ages have wanted to know how their zodiac affected their health, relationships and finances.

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Astrology is an ancient science that studied and followed the astronomical cycles of planets, cosmic objects, and stars and their influences on human consciousness and lives. It originated in ancient Mesopotamia, far back in antiquity, in the 3rd millennium BCE, around 5000 years ago.

Most human civilizations, cultures and traditions have adopted and created calendars, a version of systems and methods.

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Ancient philosophers like Plato, Socrates, Hippocrates and Hippocrates were fascinated by the stars and dedicated their lives to studying the cosmos and the knowledge of the ancient world.

They followed old astrology, Feng Shui, and the system of sacred geometry and created the system of numerology we still use today.  

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People believed the Sun, Moon, planets, and other celestial bodies had shaped their personalities, affected their romantic relationships, and predicted their economic fortune. These beliefs and practices continue to carry through our modern world and lives. Dr. Carl Jung, a world-famous Swiss contemporary Analytical Psychologist from 1875 to 1961, also researched the connection between the human psyche and astrology and incorporated this wisdom in treating his patients in his practice.

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Tropical or Western Astrology is mainly being used in modern times in the Western world today. Each zodiac sign represents specific elements in nature, such as Fire, Earth, Air and Water, and correlating colours, which affect each person depending on the horoscope.