Astrology

In a compiled book and for the first time, the editors "Keryon Le Grace" and "Saffron Rossi" were able to gather the essence of the mind of the Swiss scientist "Carl Gustav Jung," who dedicated himself to analyzing everything mysterious to present it in a book with Jung's seminars to interpret everything you may want to know about the history of astrology, its relation to astronomy, Greek mythology, Hinduism, and ancient Egyptian beliefs, ending with the opinion of Jung's descendants about his life in lines explaining how his mind was revolving. The book discusses Jung's famous opinions and seminars on astrology, then the position of astrology in the modern West from his personal perspective and scientific interpretations, with clarification of the role of gods from Greek, Egyptian, Hindu, and Roman mythologies in naming planets, zodiac signs, and astrology symbols. In the second part of the book, Jung begins to explain the meanings of zodiac signs and the most famous symbols of astrology and their relation to planets in the solar system, ending with a comprehensive explanation of the relationship between astrology and medicine, and how ancient doctors used astrology to find and describe suitable treatments for diseases, discussing the opinions of the most famous ancient doctors who relied on astrology, such as Paracelsus. In the third part of the book, Jung begins to clarify the astrological ages, meaning the twelve known zodiac ages, but he specifically discusses the Age of Pisces, explaining the symbol of the fish, and clarifies the relationship between the Age of Pisces and the beginning of Christianity and the birth of Jesus Christ (peace be upon him), as well as its relation to the fish symbol. He discusses the history of the world at the time of Christ's birth, especially European history, and explains the relationship between the two opposing fish symbols in the Pisces sign with Christ and the Antichrist. The part concludes with an explanation of Nostradamus's famous prophecies about what will happen in the world and their relation to astrology and how Nostradamus created them. In the final part of the book, Jung explains the theory of (synchronicity) and his other philosophical theories that he developed from his reflections and personal fantasies and their relation to astrology. The book ends with an appendix, a article written by "Gareth," Jung's daughter, about her father, explaining his astrological chart that he drew himself before his death from an astrological perspective, along with personal stories from his life.