The future of astrology?

[Eelco]

I have dabbled with Astrology only briefly in the past.

With the Sophianic narrative in mind, A story I have only recently learned. I am wondering. When earth becomes a rogue planet. Just a Sun and Moon to hold Sophia's vision as supposedly was the original plan.

What use are the planets and their influences? Have they had any real influence in the past? Being dead Archonic constructs anyway.
Or am I misunderstanding that part of the Narrative?

Also will their be a "need" for a new astrology? maybe a cyclical one like the chinese zodiac and its yearly change in influence?

Just some questions that are swimming in my mind.

With Love
Eelco

[Spiritwind]

You ask a very interesting question Eelco. I've been a serious student of astrology for over 20 years. I am going to start another thread because I don't want to go off on a tangent here. But I would have to say after much reflection that astrology, when you separate it's potential benefits when used as a spiritual development tool, is a construct that was not actually designed for our benefit. It is part of the matrix of control that was not organic and was artificially imposed. I think once we really swing into action with dreaming the new dream, it will indeed become obsolete. I tend to think the same thing with my studies of Kabbalah. Strangely they have actually benefitted me, but I tend to think it is because I applied what I learned in an intuitive rather than intellectual way. I didn't just follow the script, I guess you could say, and allowed myself to draw my own conclusions. In other words, to think outside the box. 

Clearly, it's not all about Karma and getting what you deserve. I honestly believe that they save all the best slots for souls, astrologically speaking, (as in most favorable times to be born) for those who probably least deserve them. I don't think it's just an accident that certain souls are born into certain families and circumstances, nor that it's original intent was truly designed to see us free. But, still, I think it is helpful to study our control systems, if for no other reason than to emancipate ourselves from them.