nash8
Da man, when I walk thru!
Thanks for your eloquent post.
I have seen a calculation that the light arriving here from an individual star is on the order of a millionth of a watt per square meter, but I don't remember the source. High-energy frequencies are largely absorbed by the atmosphere.
How much energy does it take to affect a human biological process? What is the general power level of a photonic biochemical process? What is the general power level of a biophotonic emission?
I've read that every square inch of the human body is contacted by 2500 photons per second. It was on a yahoo answers post though so ya know. but how many of these would be from the sun and how many would be from a star?
Particle radiations produce radioisotopes in the upper atmosphere, but here again, the effect of a single star or of a few, which is needed for astrology, is miniscule.
Miniscule, but still present.
As to distinguishing starlight from sunlight, I suppose direction would be the easiest way.
But how accurate are photonic readings in such an aspect. As far as I know, it's extremely difficult for us to get direction readings on photons in a controlled lab experiments, how would we do so accurately on a much larger and less controlled area.
Ancient peoples went to great lengths to understand things but lacked the means to do so. It is unfortunate that their errors persist.
I would agree to a certain extent, which is why I stated that people, ancient or not, probably do not have the ability to logically deduce how energy from different arrangments of stars affect human personality traits, which is why in my opinion that astrology provides such generalized information.
Sample astrological advice, "Capricorn would be wise to not anger anyone today". Sounds good to me lol.
I will say on the other hand, I am a big proponent of of intuitive knowledge. It's not logical or scientific, but I think it plays its part. This is what I think most of astrology is based on. Not good for those skeptics out there, but I personally think it is something worth taking, even with a grain of salt.
Finally on the original thread, I read somewhere (can't find the source now) that Jewish Kings in the OT were usually of the sign of Virgo or Libra, as those signs were considered to have the most balanced traits neccessary for leadership.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jewish_views_on_astrology#Kabbalistic_astrology
Definitely a strong emphasis on astrology in Kabbalah, Hinduism, and many other religions. I guess you could say it depends on which God your talking about. A