Mythology is astrology for the masses.
>>42150977Astrology is mythology for the mentally retarded
>>42151004Astrology is for polymaths. Mythology is for consumers.
>>42151486Mythology is for artists and connoisseurs. Astrology is for people who don't understand astronomy or cause and effect and want to deny their own agency.
>>42151004filtered hylic
>>42151602have you ever asked about whether "cause and effect" is absolute or you're just retarded, Nothing is absolute in this world and logic does not exist.Retards spew Jewish bullshit and ask why they're retarded.
yes, also religious daysChristmas = December Solstice
>>42150977>>42151004>>42151486>>42151602>>42151706This is a retarded take. Philosophers studied myth and astrology, alongside other arts.I have no idea how you retards come up with these false dichotomies.
>>42152443Console war mentality rots the brain.
>>42152370New year = solar perihelion
>>42151706You dont know anything wether its astrology or "real science" like astronomy
Astrology is babies first esoterica
>>42150977"Mythology" is what we call stories before the age of television.
>>42151602>>42152443Astrology is a game you teach your 12 year old niece that is based on an ancient system of cosmology that is probably rooted in a number of mathematical principles, scientific observations, and other linguistic connotations that allow you to talk about multiple things at once. Say you're telling a tale (creating "mythology"). It's like programming; `import { solar } from "utils/astrology"`, and now you have an additional tool.
>>421525527 days 7 planets: Sunday sun, Saturday Saturn, etc. 12 months 12 zodiac signs.Everything is based on astrology
>>42150977Totally. Post your birth chart though.
>>42153790Monday is for moon, friday could be venus, i don't remember mars jupiter and mercury.
>>42152443There is a hierarchy of things, and astrology wounds up above mythology. It is better to study astrology first, because astrology is a complete framework of existence itself, while mythology is a collection of allegories and stories that differs from place to palce.
>>42152552>solar perihelionAhh yes. The time when the sun is closest to the sun.
>>42150977I went to my first astrology club meetup and honestly wasn't sure what I was expecting. Maybe some people who were enlightened by discovering the divinity of the universe.Instead it was a two hour circlejerk consisting of a pack of emotionally stunted green haired degenerates reinforcing their own limited worldview using horoscope buzzwords.It was honestly kind of depressing.
>>42152768What the fuck happened here, this was intended as reply to>>42151602
>>42154031>It is better to study astrology first, because astrology is a complete framework of existence itself, while mythology is a collection of allegories and stories that differs from place to palce.Myth is not allegorical. The elements myths are built upon are symbols, not allegory. You need to inform yourself before making dumb claims like these.>>42153210The assertion is rather reductive. Both of myth and of astrology. >>42153790>>42153920Sunday=SunMonday=MoonTuesday=MarsWednesday=MercuryThursday=JupiterFriday=VenusSaturday=SaturnThe reason as to why the weekdays are ordered the way they are is due to planetary hours.You divide the day in 12 hours of equal size, from sunrise to sunset. Then you divide the night into another set of equal hours from sunset to sunrise.The order of these hours is through highest, Saturn, to lowest, Moon. The day on which the planet of the day is decided is according to the first hour after sunrise. So if the Sun rises on the Moon's hour, that is monday.The offset comes from dividing 24 hours to 7 planets gives you the rhythm of the week.So:1 Moon <-First hour of Monday. Dawn2 Saturn 3 Jupiter4 Mars5 Sun6 Venus 7 Mercury8 Moon9 Saturn10 Jupiter 11 Mars12 Sun 13 Venus14 Mercury15 Moon16 Saturn17 Jupiter18 Mars19 Sun 20 Venus21 Mercury22 Moon23 Saturn24 Jupiter1 Mars <-This is the first hour of Tuesday, Dawn
>>42154508>You divide the day in 12 hours of equal size, from sunrise to sunset.What about the arctic circles?
>>42152552New year was 4 days ago when sun entered the 1st astrological sign.
>>42154824My intuition would be to treat them the same. It's just that a planetary hour in the arctic would be go by very slowly. While people within the tropics would live through multiple days.Theoretically it should remain the syncronised, but I have not tested it. Maybe with a bit of coding you could test it out, anon. Most people developing astrological knowledge didn't live within the arctic cycle, so I don't know how it's developed. If this worked you could have single days that last for a whole civil month and then some more, should definitely test it.
>>42155096Sorry I was out of oxygen from exercising, I don't think you would be syncronised actually. But it would be a fun experiment. Generally speaking rules break over in the arctic circles.You could still try different methods and see. You could also just imagine that a bunch of hours with the value of 0 seconds go through midnight when the sun is at its lowest point. That would perhaps be a more useful method.But really the polar regions have strange astrological qualities that should be studied in depth. There's little interest in doing that, though.
>>42150977Mythology is astronomy for the masses.
>>42150977Both are important but astrology is the superior study. Astrology is explaining an actual energy process, ongoing all the time. It's describing a real energy that is moving through you without you knowing. Astrologers have different explanations for this, such as that energy being light, or a fractal symmetry theory (as above, so below), or mine which is neutrino-based (from Ra Uru Hu). But nonetheless we are trying to explain and study a real energy process that is currently happening. Mythology is more about human culture, collective consciousness, and a reimagining of past events. It is in a far lower resolution and is at times barely useful.
>>42154839March 22 = 6 hot months in the Northern Hemisphere.September 22 = 6 hot months in the Southern Hemisphere.
>>42150977Naturally, you haven't read "On the Gods and the World" by Sallustius.
