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It describes the myth and lore of this lost zodiac framework, including how ancient astrologers viewed the living sacred cosmos beyond the zodiac band. 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To the ancient founders of astrology, all the stars and constellations in the heavens were both magical and powerful. They paid great attention to them, and, unlike most of us today, they also knew where,  \nand when, to find them in the sky.  \nTo find your ancient star-sign glittering above you in the heavens, and identify your personal  \nguiding star, is to re-enter a lost and timeless world.  \nIf you were born between December 29th and January 13th, your guiding star is Vega, the brilliant, pale sapphire Harp Star in the Lyre of Orpheus, the musician, the 'arc-light' of the heavens. It was believed to be a star of especially good omen in ancient India, because under its influence the gods had vanquished evil.  \nVega, the Harp Star, is the brightest in the constellation of Lyra, the Lyre of Orpheus, with which he charmed the sovereigns ofthe underworld. Vega was the Pole Star 14,000 years ago and it can be seen glittering high up near the zenith throughout the northern Summer.  \nPrecious stone : Peridot or Chrysolite Plant : The Elm  \nLyra lies on the western edge of the Milky Way itself.  \nTogether with Deneb in Cygnus, the Swan, and Altair in Aquila, the Eagle, it forms part of the great 'Summer Triangle' which dominates the northern Summer skies. It can be seen in June in the north from the southern hemisphere.  \nDiscovering the Twenty Two Lost Star Signs  \nAs an astrologer, I sometimes looked for reasons for traits of character which did not seem to be explained exclusively by what the birth chart tells us. For me, the discovery of the importance of the stars and constellations lying beyond the zodiac band turned out to be the missing link.  \nThey do not undermine conventional astrology, but to add a lost dimension to it.  \nThe Earliest Astrologers and The Sacred, Living Sphere  \nWe have grown so used to seeing the planets and the zodiac, alone, as powerful that it can come asa surprise to find that for the early practitioners of astrology, the whole celestial sphere, from pole to pole, was filled with starry gods and supernatural beings who influenced the life of man. For them, all the stars had power over our lives. They worshipped them, wove myths around them and built their temples in alignment with them.  \nFor the ancient Greeks, therefore, who inherited this vision of a living sphere, and who gave many of the constellations the names and forms which they still have today, it seemed quite natural to believe that Orion and the Great Bear, Perseus, the glittering hero, and the Lyre of Orpheus, the legendary musician, among others, influenced our destiny, just like the narrow zodiac band of stars which forms the pathway of the sun and moon and planets, with which we are familiar.  \nThese twenty two lost star signs reconnect us to the ancient vision of a sacred, living cosmos, and to the great celestial sphere ","cbCaidtPtG4s3hIF","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidtPtG4s3hIF","pdf",586399,"English","# Your Guiding Stars\n## The leading stars in your constellation beyond the Zodiac\n## Discovering the Twenty Two Lost Star Signs\n# Introduction\n## Your Personal Myth-the Legends of your Star Sign\n## The Myth and Lore behind your Star Sign\n## The Star Sign\n## Born under Orpheus\n# The Lyre of Orpheus and the Traditional Zodiac\n## Relationships with other 'Lost' Zodiac Signs\n## The Lost Zodiac Star Sign Dates\n# Copyright Information","[{\"question\":\"What is the “guiding star” for someone born between December 29th and January 13th?\",\"answer\":\"For that birth window, the guiding star is Vega, described as the brilliant Harp Star in the Lyre of Orpheus (Lyra).\"},{\"question\":\"What are the “twenty-two lost star signs” and how do they relate to conventional astrology?\",\"answer\":\"They are constellations beyond the zodiac band, used alongside it. 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