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Astrology: ‘If it helps you, then it’s beautiful’

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Astrology has been a subject of debate in society for centuries.

Today, astrology has moved with the times and into the digital age – there is a vast choice of providers catering for all tastes — from social media accounts, who focus solely on the subject, to daily horoscopes in renowned magazines, to one-to-one consultations.

But why is everyone so interested in the way celestial bodies move? What makes it important? Are people benefiting from it?

Artefact met with professional astrologer Daliah Roth, to speak about what astrology means, how she found her way into it, and the way it can help individuals overcome adversities.

 

 

 


Featured image by Sriram C via Flickr CC

 

 

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