What is astrology?

Basic concepts and principles of astrology.
How horoscopes are made and what they predict.
History and evolution of astrology.
Scientific view of astrology:

What does science say about the influence of stars on the fate of man?
Is there empirical evidence for the effectiveness of horoscopes?
Astronomy and astrology: the difference between scientific and unsubstantiated claims.
Psychological aspect of astrology:

Why can horoscopes be attractive to people?
The confirmation effect and how it affects our perception of horoscopes.
Self-fulfillment of predictions: how our behavior can change after reading the horoscope.
Rational approach to astrology:

How to rationally evaluate the statements of horoscopes.
The value of critical thinking in the study of astrological forecasts.
Reasons for the popularity of astrology in modern society.
Alternatives to horoscopes:

Psychological practices for self-knowledge and personal growth.
How scientific research helps us better understand ourselves and the world around us.
Practical tips for making rational decisions and achieving goals.


In addition to their mystical appeal, horoscopes require a critical eye and a reasonable approach. Science has not found conclusive evidence to support astrological predictions, and horoscopes should be treated with caution as a rigorous source of predictions about the future. Instead, we can use astrology as a form of entertainment, but do not forget about rational approaches to self-knowledge and personal growth. Ultimately, the key to a successful life lies in our own hands, and we can turn to scientific methods and alternative practices to better understand ourselves and our world.