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African astrology differs from western astrology in that it is based on
ancestral symbols of African culture; The Baobab Tree, The Wealth of Amber and
Silver, The Family, Small Services to the Neighbourhood, The Market, The
Ancestor, The Judge, The Kola Nut, The Traveller, The Distance, The Child of the
World and The Harvest in the Granary. Just as it is believed that man
started his life in Africa, so it is believed that African astrology is one of
the oldest forms of astrology known to man based on ancient African traditions
of studying the stars and planets around us and offers guidance after analysing the strengths and
weaknesses you have helping you to understand your life in a different light and
providing a path to improving it.
African Astrology: The Baobab Tree (4th Jan ~ 3rd Feb)
Those born under the Baobab Tree sign have an honest,
liberal and thoughtful character reflected in the image of
this revered tree, known as the 'tree of life' not least
because it can store hundreds of litres of water which can
be tapped during dry periods. Growing to sixty feet, the
Baobab tree towers over the African savannahs and likewise
you are industrious and not too easily influenced however
prefer not to assume positions of responsibility being held
back by self-doubt.
African Astrology: The Wealth of Amber and Silver (4th Feb ~ 5th March)
Those born under this sign have a quick wit and an active
mind however also have a nervous disposition and often
become jealous of those who they see as having a better
life than themselves. You can be impulsive however maintain
an inner strength that prevents you from temptation that
you sense will not be beneficial. You respect and admire
originality and innovation and often need to remain in
touch with your innerself lest life becomes empty and
meaningless.
African Astrology: The Family (6th March ~ 4th April)
Those born under this sign have a 'family' centred outlook
on life with little inclination to be self-centred or
selfish and often find themselves in the role of advice
giver and guide to others as well as peacemaker and arbiter.
You shun schemes and Machiavellian plans preferring shared
understanding and a community spirit and effort towards
problem resolution. Those born under this sign achieve much
in life with many accomplishing a single major feat during their
lifetime.
African Astrology: Small Services to the Neighbourhood (5th April ~ 4th May)
Those born under this African astrology sign tend to have a
warm and outgoing disposition and make friends easily and
are good communicators. They believe in community and can
be relied upon by others at times of crisis to come
through, however tend to procrastinate until such action is
inevitable and when taking that action look to others for
leadership and resolve. Nevertheless those born under this
sign are well regarded.
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