In astrological philosophy, an astrological age is a historical period that astrologers believe corresponds to fundamental changes in the evolution of Earth’s inhabitants, particularly in culture, society, and politics. In western astrology, there are twelve astrological ages that correspond to the twelve zodiac signs. When one cycle of the twelve astrological ages, known as a Great Year, is completed, supporters believe that another round of twelve ages begins. One cycle of twelve ages takes 25,772 years to complete.
Some astrologers believe that the astrological sign associated with a certain age causes or influences some occurrences directly or indirectly, while others believe that the different astrological ages have no bearing on events.
Astrologers disagree over the exact beginning and end dates of the eras, with given dates varied by hundreds of years.
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What will the astrological age be next?
The Age of Aquarius, a new astrological era, has begun, and this is how it is affecting our life. The Aquarian Age has officially begun. For many, there was a noticeable shift in energy from 2020 to 2021, albeit both years were a roller coaster.
What is the approximate age of the signs?
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Yes, indeed, baby! Each zodiac sign has an age range linked with it, and we’re going to lay it all out right now. Let’s start with Aries and work our way through the zodiac, sign by sign, to grasp the spiritual age.
17 Aries: When everything is new. Have you ever watched a puppy for the first time discover everything? Welcome to the Aries’ impetuous, exuberant, no-emotion-left-unspoken childhood joy. Lack of familiarity with something does not imply a lack of confidence in trying something new! Isn’t that how we learn?
Taurus: 7-14 when all I own is mine. Consider the adolescent who must learn to share after finally declaring what is vital to them to keep in the first place. This is how Taurus feels. Earthly delights Obtainment of material goods Sharing takes time.
1421 Gemini: When I do what I want, when I want. Isn’t this when people truly declare their individuality? It’s time to take action. It’s time to get out into the world in whichever way feels good. It’s time to doubt yourself, then discover yourself. It’s time to find your voice and use it. Baby, that’s Gemini.
Cancer: 2128 when I discover my true self. Age 28 Epiphany, you’ve arrived just in time. Cancers are all about finding their place in the world, choosing loyalties (maybe abandoning biological family in favor of chosen family), and feeling comfortable in their own skin (or shell).
Leo: 2835 years old when I don’t care what you think of me. It’s all about you after the Age 28 Epiphany “For the Leo mood, “take it or leave it.” “I’m who I’m supposed to be.” It’s obvious what makes Leos happy, and there’s no need to apologize for it.
When responsibility takes precedence over impulse, Virgo is born. The Virgo is delighted to show up every day to perform the detail work required to create stability in life, just like the worker bee who knows it’s time to make adult choices, plan for the future, and provide for the family.
Libra rules between the ages of 42 and 49. At this age, you realize that you’re stronger together than you are alone. Enough to realize that pairing isn’t a sacrifice. Libra enjoys a good +1 and isn’t as concerned with romantic fireworks as younger signs are.
When the midlife crisis strikes, Scorpio is between the ages of 49 and 56. Scorpios may feel impotent in the face of life’s larger picture. They understand that time is a phantom and seek simple, unadulterated pleasure to help them cope with the stress of their existential crisis.
Sagittarius: 5663 when you can see the larger picture. You know how it feels when you’re creating value for the larger good? In the cosmic age range, that’s Sag. There’s something bigger than all of this… and Sag invests in it because he knows it’s bigger than the present.
Capricorn: 6370 a time when both building and appreciating are equally important. There’s no use in making all that great things if we can’t take a step back and appreciate what we’ve accomplished. Happy to put in the effort, the Capricorn will show the rest of the world how to cherish what they’ve created.
When the chill reaches a new level, Aquarius: 7077. The Aquarius is detached yet invested, intelligent yet whimsical, wise yet playful, and knows what it’s like to sit alone on a hill… in front of an audience or not.
When the human form is irrelevant, Pisces: 7784. Any Pisces would tell you that they prefer to spend their time in a parallel reality that they have built. One of several. They’re traveling to alternate realities and pasts that never existed. For our oldest sign, dreams are a given… because why would they be otherwise?
Finally, there’s a fundamental overlay to all of this in terms of OUR age and the tone of the direction we’re taking. We’re in water in the womb and during childhood. We’re in the air from infancy till our early twenties. We’re on Earth from the mid-20s through the mid-60s. We’re on fire from 60 onward!
Oh wonderful one, how does this timing align for you? If you’re a member of my Aligned Advantage subscription, we can continue to talk about this in our weekly Zoom. And, of course, in the comments section.
As always, I hope you’ll stay in touch, share your new connection with time, and, most importantly, continue to invest in your relationship with yourself! You’re causing so many wonderful things to happen, and it’s so much fun to watch!
What is the Taurus flaw?
Taurus zodiac sign people can be bullish and unyielding, as seen by their constellation and symbol. They despise rapid change and will resist it tooth and nail. It’s difficult to persuade someone to change their mind once they’ve made a decision, which might be problematic if you’re working on a joint project with them. It can be tough to persuade people that changes are necessary, and even if you do, they will want to take their time and advance slowly, which can anger their teammates, family, and friends.
Taurus God, who is he?
Did you realize that? During the Northern Hemisphere fall through spring, you can view the constellation Taurus the Bull (or Southern Hemisphere spring through fall). It can be seen in the evening sky near the well-known constellation Orion. Taurus the Bull is shaped like a two-pronged fork, with the middle V-shape made up of an actual star cluster a group of stars in space known as the Hyades. The Bull’s face is notably marked by the Hyades. The bright red star Aldebaran can also be seen in the V. As a result, this star represents the flaming eye of the Bull. Taurus also contains another renowned star cluster known as the Pleiades or Seven Sisters. It resembles a little dipper.
Taurus is also the radiant point for the annual Taurid meteor shower, which occurs in November every year.
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Locating Taurus the Bull
Taurus is a zodiac constellation, which means the sun, moon, and planets pass through it on a regular basis. From roughly May 14 to June 21, the sun passes across the constellation Taurus, although you can’t see Taurus when the sun is within its limits. Instead, towards the opposite end of the year, seek for Taurus in the early evening sky.
The two star clusters, the V-shaped Hyades and a modest but distinct sprinkling of stars in the Pleiades, make Taurus quite easy to spot on its own. You’ll know you’re looking in the proper area if you orient yourself with the famed Orion constellation.
To begin, search for Orion’s three Belt stars. On the sky’s dome, Orion and Taurus are next-door neighbors. Taurus comes above the horizon first, so you can use its Belt stars to trace a line upward to discover the two Taurus clusters by the time Orion appears.
The stars of the Bull
Furthermore, Aldebaran and Elnath are two very bright stars in Taurus. Because it is brighter, part of the Hyades’ V-shape, and has a reddish hue, Aldebaran is the easier of the two to find.
Astronomers refer to Aldebaran as the Bull’s flaming eye for a reason. The 14th brightest star in the sky is Aldebaran. It has a significant magnitude of 0.85. It may appear to be a component of the Hyades cluster, but it is actually much closer. Aldebaran is 65 light-years away, and the other Hyades stars are around 150 light-years away.
Elnath is where one of Taurus the Bull’s horns comes to an end. Aldebaran is on the opposite side of the Bull’s head. After Aldebaran, Elnath is Taurus’ second brightest star. In comparison, it glows at magnitude 1.68. Elnath is around 130 light-years away, in the direction of the Milky Way’s anticenter, and is rather close.
The Crab Nebula
Taurus also contains an excellent deep-sky object that may be seen with binoculars or a small telescope. Messier 1, often known as the Crab Nebula, is the remnant of a star that exploded in a supernova explosion. As a result, in 1054 AD, it illuminated the midday sky.
The magnitude of the Crab Nebula is 8.4. It is located near the Taurus star Zeta Tauri. While Elnath is the point of one of the horns, Zeta Tauri is the point of the other.
Taurus the Bull in mythology and timekeeping
The constellation Taurus celebrates the god Zeus transforming himself into a beautiful white Bull in order to win the affections of the Phoenician princess Europa, according to Greek mythology. After Europa climbed aboard the Bull’s back, the Bull swam across the Mediterranean Sea, carrying Europa all the way to Crete. Later, Minos, the mythological king of Crete, was born to Zeus and Europa.
The Zuni of New Mexico, on the other hand, used the Pleiades cluster as an agricultural calendar. When the Pleiades, also known as the Seed Stars, vanished into the western darkness in spring, the Zuni knew it was safe to plant their seeds because the threat of frost had passed. The Zuni, on the other hand, knew that the planting had to be done before the Pleiades reappeared in the east before morning, or else immature plants would succumb to autumn frosts.
The Zuni weren’t the only ones who admired Taurus’ Pleiades star cluster. No other star formation is likely to have achieved such global acclaim for timekeeping, celebration, and storytelling.
In conclusion, Taurus, the Bull, is located near the constellation Orion. It contains two well-known star clusters, the Pleiades and the Hyades, which are easy to detect.