What's My Sign Now: On Ophiuchus and the Revised Astrological Signs

Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. According to a recent astrological report, the position of the sun in relation to the constellations has gradually changed over time, which in turn requires a change in the zodiac signs as we've come to accept them. Additionally, this new study has re-introduced a sign that was once removed from the signs of the zodiac, and so now we have thirteen and not twelve signs. The new sign is called Ophiuchus and is represented by a man wrestling a snake. The addition of the new sign caused a shift in the dates of existing signs, creating an international identity crisis for those who came to align and characterize themselves by the elements of a particular sign based on their birthdates.

This book explores astrology as a whole with an emphasis on the new sign of Ophiuchus and the new dates. Also included is the history of astrology and the cultural influences.


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