The Astrology Book for Men by Dylan Winton (2022)
Today, nearly twice as many women as men follow astrology, but that hasn’t always been the case. Astrology is thousands of years old, and was used by both men and women in ancient cultures across the world, from China, to Babylon, to Greece, and to Rome.
Many famous men have depended on Astrology in their lives. The most famous astrology book of antiquity was written by Ptolemy in Egypt nearly two thousand years ago. Napoleon Bonaparte consulted an astrologer before going to war. Ronald Regan had an in-house astrologer who he would consult. And Theodore Roosevelt hung his horoscope in the Oval office.
Why has astrology survived for so long, even in the face of modern science? Because astrology is useful. Astrology will teach you how to understand other people, how to look at the big picture, and how to improve your own life.
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