Western and Vedic Astrology

Initially I called my first web portal in spanish, Astrology, Culture and Spirituality , because they are the representation of the Divinity: Father, Son and Holy Spirit ... Where Culture is the Father, Spirituality is the Spirit of Mother and Astrology just the Son. Hymn Goddess Isis ( siglo III o IV A.D.) Because I am the first and the last, I am the venerated and the despised, I am the prostitute and the saint, I am the wife and the virgin, I am the mother and the daughter, I am the arms of my mother, I am the barren one and numerous are my children, I am well married and single, I am the one who gives birth and the one who has never procreated, I am the consolation of the birth pains, I am the wife and the husband, And it was my man who created me, I am the mother of my father, I am the sister of my husband, And he is my rejected son. Always respect me, Because I am the scandalous and the magnificent. Nag Hammadi, 1947

Hindu Astrology and Chinese Astrology use the lunar mansions, called in Vedic Science Nakshatras... In Vedic Sanskrit, the term Naksatra may refer to any heavenly body, or to "the stars" collectively. The classical concept of a "lunar mansion" is first found in the Atharvaveda, and becomes the primary meaning of the term in Classical Sanskrit. Western Astrology is hold in myths and symbols like Vedic and Chinese Astrology, "myths and symbls" that Carl Gustav Jung called "Archetypes", even though the term was also used by Plato, alluding to "origin, source, model." Necessarily, it is convenient to speak of the Principle of Polarity contained in the hermetic philosophy, which says -. "The Principle of Polarity embodies the idea that everything is dual, everything has two poles, and everything has its opposite. All manifested things have two sides, two aspects, or two poles. Everything "is" and "