Astrology Q&A 8: Why is an Birth Chart divided into 12 & 7 parts?

Hello everyone, I’m Duy Magi – an Multiverse Astrology Practitioner. Today, let’s talk about a less known secret about an Astrology Birth Chart.

And I’m going to answer an interesting question, which is:

“Why is an Astrology birth charts divided into 12 parts and 7 parts?”

But to answer that, we gotta understand a bit about the History of Astronomy.

So, let’s go way back to ancient times.

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Why is an Astrology Birth Chart divided into 12 parts?

Back then, the Moon and the Sun were the first celestial bodies our ancestors observed.

And they noticed that every 360 days, the Sun moved back to its original position.

So, to make it easy to track the Sun’s movement, ancient folks imagined the vast universe like a circle of 360 degrees with the Earth in the center.

Moreover, they also noticed that every 30 days, the Moon moved back to its original position.

And that’s why they decided to base the division of time on the Moon’s cycle, with each month having 30 days.

And because a year has 360 days, we got 12 months in a year.

So, they decided to divide the flat plane of 360 degrees into 12 equal parts.

And this also lays the groundwork for the emergence of the 12 Zodiac signs later on.

At the primitive stage, Astrology Birth Charts didn’t exist yet, they just had the concept of star maps to locate the positions of planets in the sky.

And later, that primitive star map evolved into an Astrology Birth Charts.

But later on, modern Astronomy discovered that actually, a year consists of 365.25 days and each Lunar month has 29.53 days.

But because the entire time system was developed based on the number 12, scientists decided to stick with the division method passed down from our ancestors.

Why is an Astrology Birth Chart divided into 7 parts?

Now, let’s move on to the number 7.

And the reason why 7 is important is because back in ancient times, with the naked eye, our ancestors could only see 7 major celestial bodies moving across the sky, including:

The Sun, The Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn.

And that’s the basis for our ancestors to divide a week into 7 days.

But here’s a little-known fact:

The names of each day of the week actually symbolize these 7 planets.

Monday symbolizes the Moon, Tuesday Mars, Wednesday Mercury, Thursday Jupiter, Friday Venus, Saturday Saturn, and Sunday the Sun.

So, the number 7 plays a very important role in our daily lives.

And that’s the basis for astrologers to divide the 360-degree circle of the birth chart into 7 equal parts.

A Birth Chart in Multiverse Astrology

Wrapping up the history, now let’s talk about Astrology.

Actually, in the past, astrologers experimented with dividing the birth chart into 5 parts, 11 parts, and 13 parts, alongside the division into 12 parts and 7 parts.

And Multiverse Astrology calls the Dimension when dividing the circle into 12 equal parts as the Zodiac 12 Dimension. Similarly, we’d have the Zodiac 5, Zodiac 7, Zodiac 11 and Zodiac 13 Dimension.

But at now, Multiverse Astrology only uses the birth chart division into 12 parts and 7 parts not just because of the historical reasons mentioned above.

And the deeper reason is because Multiverse Astrology has only discovered the meaning and consistent operating principles in the Zodiac 12 and Zodiac 7 Dimensions.

As for the Zodiac 5, Zodiac 11 and Zodiac 13 Dimension, Multiverse Astrology hasn’t confirmed whether they really have astrological significance or not?

So, the reason why Multiverse Astrology only uses the 12th and 7th Space Dimensions is solely based on the scientific research process.