Astrology, Science and Culture

Astrology's enduring significance in daily life, despite mainstream science's dismissal, is thoroughly examined in this book. The authors explore astrology's rich historical roots in Neolithic cultures and its ongoing relevance, challenging conventional scientific beliefs. By integrating philosophy, science, anthropology, and history, they provide a groundbreaking perspective on the relationship between humanity and the stars, tracing its evolution from pre-history to contemporary society. This work offers a compelling argument for astrology's validity and cultural importance.