Decoding the Night Sky: Ancient Babylonian Astrology

What can ancient Babylonian Astrology reveal about the Anunnaki? What are the strange bags and pinecones carried by the Apkallu and gods, carved onto our earliest monuments? The Sumerians and Babylonian Magi read the night sky like a glowing form of cuneiform text. Long before the Greeks translated Sumerian words for constellations into myths and a homogenized version of the zodiac, astrological glyphs were being etched at Gobekli Tepe and Ratnagiri, dating back to 10,000 BC. The more ancient roots of astrology allow us to understand the signs, houses and planets in greater detail from a time when these constellations revealed a more comprehensive version of astrology. Explore the ancient stories that were being enacted in the heavens that became our mythologies. This ground-breaking book examines our ancient ideas and archetypes that tie cultures together across vast regions of space, time and language. Whether you are a practicing astrologer, dream analyst, Jungian therapist, ancient astronaut theorist or novice, this book offers greater insight into the archetypes behind the zodiac, and that continue to shape our dreams.