They turned the zodiac into a horoscope, it was meant to be a revolution.
—Marcie Clark
In the modern world, it is impossible to derive any truth or functional understanding of astrology, without first recognizing that our entire world-view is constructed by a system of gaslighting. There is a reason this term dominates the inter-webs of late. It doesn’t just apply to the world of astrology. It impacts every sector of our lives. It is used against the wealthy, especially against the women and children of the wealthy, to keep them complacent in their comfort, while it is used against the poor and marginalized, to keep them oppressed, suppressed, and complacent in their dis-comfort. It serves no one, unless one believes in evil as an entity. Let us consider the modern terminology around this once revered science.
Astrology: the Modern World View
astrology: the divination of the supposed influences of the stars and planets on human affairs and terrestrial events by their positions and aspects —Merriam-Webster
The Difference Between Astronomy and Astrology According to merriam-webster.com
Some may find it easy to confuse astronomy and astrology. At one time, these two words actually were synonymous (that is, astronomy once meant what astrology means today), but they have since moved apart from each other. In current use, astronomy is concerned with “the study of objects and matter outside the earth’s atmosphere,” while astrology is the purported divination of how stars and planets influence our lives. Put bluntly, astronomy is a science, and astrology is not. —merriam-webster.com
science: any system of knowledge that is concerned with the physical world and its phenomena and that entails unbiased observations and systematic experimentation. —Encyclopedia Britannica
phenomena: as in miracles; something extraordinary or surprising
If we understand science as the study of all of the phenomena and magic within the universe, which we don’t understand and is also utterly extraordinary, then the reason astrology is not considered a science is because we have chosen not to study it. It’s not because it is non-existent and can’t be studied.
Notice how Merriam-Webster frames the topic of astrology as a falsehood without providing any evidence. They must surely realize the fault in their own logic, for then, with the use of their special info box, they see the need to try and further persuade the reader in determining that astronomy is a worthy endeavor, while astrology is not. Again, they provide no basis of proof or logic for their claims. It’s curious, is it not? Why is it so important to get the collective to disregard the further research and study of astrology?
My own research indicates that the claims of modern astrologers, most likely, would not stand the rigors of modern science. They certainly failed in my rudimentary experiments. However, the astrology of today varies widely from the astrology of the ancients. In fact, we don’t know for certain how Sumerians were utilizing astrology. The possibility or likelihood of disproving our current understanding of astrology, does not warrant forsaking the pursuit of the truth of it. Obviously, astrology was an integral part of daily life for millennia. It would seem more logical to study it thoroughly before dismissing it as superstition.
I invite you to approach the subject with logic rather than any “belief” to its validity or invalidity. If you are having trouble gathering the courage, remember, Rockefellar and Morgan studied and utilized astrology to their believed gain, yet the establishment shames the masses for their curiosity in it. Rather ironic, don’t you think?
Astrology: Remembering the Truth
I doubt that Merriam-Webster did any research or systematic studies in astrology before providing their definition. Being someone who has invested 10,000 hours of study and research of the topic, and then some, I feel qualified to offer a more accurate definition. We get a hint from Tesla, who stated that to understand the Universe, we must think in terms of energy, frequency, and vibration.

Astrology
“The study of the solar system in terms of energy, frequency, and vibration.”
—Marcie Clark
When approaching astrology, shift your focus from the lens of personality profiling and fated destinies, to the lens of leveraging energy, frequency, and vibration, in order to create the best version of Earth and humanity, as is practically possible. Consider that, rather than personality profiles the archetypes refer, first to civic agreements, second to your highest contribution within a society built upon those agreements. Consider that these are the universal agreements required for living in peace, harmony, and abundance on any plane of physicality.
The Dalai Lama said the meaning of life is to be happy. After a lifetime of researching the origins and purpose of the Western Zodiac, I would argue, the meaning of life is to emulate divinity by creating heaven on Earth.
This site is devoted to the research of a civic code of conduct hidden within the Placidus House system of the Western Zodiac. I call it Circe’s Code because I needed to call it something, and, as I see this code as being something quite magical, who better than Circe to represent it.
As no accredited academic body is sponsoring this work and I am no trained scientist, we can’t call this work science. What we can call it, is the remembering of a great science, the testing and practice of the hypothesis, and a foundation for any future scholars. Perhaps, we will debunk the hypothesis entirely. Regardless, the pursuit is worthy.
There is nothing in science that rivals the need for achieving balance and harmony in the physical world. There is no more valuable endeavor. For if you create as close to heaven on Earth as is humanly possible, you will be comfortable, you will be sovereign, and you will be free. If we have all of these things, we will no longer need to find happiness in our suffering, for we will not know joy; we will be joy. To be free, to be sovereign, is to be a pure expression of divinity.
—Marcie Clark, Be Free
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