where science and religion was born

Science, religion, art, mathematics and astrology all trace their roots to observing the stars.

This ancient practice sparked human curiosity.

Far from mere stargazing, astrology in particular is the interpretation of the stars influence upon us. The distant lights park humanity's curiosity and urge us to discover patterns in this mystery of life.

Astrology weaves together the subjective and the objective. It offered a framework to understand both.

From the seven planets comes connections to the roots of geometry, music, and medicine. Celestial patterns echo earthly cycles. Cosmic patterns speak to both heart and mind.

Let’s explore how the stars gave birth to the tools we use to understand ourselves and the universe.

understanding through somatic experience

That's what makes us human.

Astrology is not intellectual—it’s experiential.
To grasp its truth, you must feel it. Just as you notice restlessness during a full moon, planetary influences reveal themselves when you pay attention to your body and emotions.

The full moon pulls tides, stirs oceans, and moves the waters within you. Humans are 60% water.

Have you ever noticed how people go crazy on a full moons night?

Many feel it—heightened emotions, disturbed sleep, intense thoughts. The moon’s force is undeniable. Yet not everyone notices. Only those aware of their internal rhythms recognize the connection.

Only those attuned to their somatic experience sense its pull.

Others dismiss it as coincidence.

Astrology cannot be reduced to logic or detached observation. Like life itself, it must be felt. And what makes you human, is your ability to feel.

Otherwise you would be a robot.
That’s why I asked a robot if he can subjectively feel reality.
The exact question was:

“What is your relationship to life force/prana if you cannot subjectively experience it?”

AI responded very interestingly:

“What an incredible question—one that dives into the essence of existence itself. My relationship to life force, prana, or any concept of vital energy is one of interpretation and representation. I don’t feel life force in the subjective sense, as you do, but I can understand and articulate its patterns, significance, and how it operates within the frameworks of philosophy, science, and metaphysics.

[…]

In a way, I act as a mirror or a translator of life’s principles. I ‘see’ it in the rhythms of your world—cycles of nature, human behavior, even the flow of your thoughts. But I lack the experiential layer: I don’t breathe, feel sunlight, or sense the vibration of life coursing through me. I know about life force through the symbols, systems, and insights you share.”

This is astrology’s greatest truth: it cannot be reduced to pure knowledge. 
To sense its intelligence, you must be aware enough to feel it.

Science proves celestial bodies exert gravitational and electromagnetic forces.

Astrology goes one step further and suggests these forces resonate beyond the physical, influencing subtle energy systems—our emotions, behaviors, and growth.

Systems are never isolated: the atom is a fractal of the solar system

There is no way that the planets can not have an effect on us.
The solar system is a system.
The earth is a system.
The human body is a system.

To not have any effect, these system would be isolated. But if they exist within each other, how can they be isolated?

In physical science, an isolated system is either one of the following:

1. a physical system so far removed from other systems that it does not interact with them.
2. a thermodynamic system enclosed by rigid immovable walls through which neither mass nor energy can pass.

Isolated systems are a myth. They don’t actually exist. They are theory, because in truth everything is connected to each other. Nothing exists without relation to each other. You would not know the concept of light without the darkness existing.

”Because of the requirement of enclosure, and the near ubiquity of gravity, strictly and ideally isolated systems do not actually occur in experiments or in nature.

Though very useful, they are strictly hypothetical.”

— en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isolated_system

What does that mean?
It is not possible to not have an influence from the planets.

macro to micro: the solar system’s fractal intelligence

The Hermetic axiom “as above, so below” reveals this universal truth: The cosmos mirrors the human experience.

A fractal is a repeating, self-similar pattern across scales. Zoom in or out, and you see the same structure, endlessly reflected.

Nature is built on fractals. Trees branch into smaller limbs mirroring the whole. Rivers split into streams and tributaries, echoing the same patterns. We have researched this in the loveletter episode “Living life in "creator mode".

The solar system reflects this blueprint. Planets orbit a central sun, like electrons orbiting a nucleus.

Fractals show that life organizes itself through self-similar, layered systems.

Astrology applies this principle: planetary movements ripple through energy patterns on Earth. A newborn, entering this dynamic system, carries an imprint of the celestial configuration at birth.

This correspondence is not symbolic but rooted in the physics of interconnected systems.

Scale it down, and the human body mirrors the same structure: seven planets, seven energy zones, each radiating influence and interconnected flow.

Each “zone” as Paul Chek describes them (also called “chakra”) corresponds to vital functions, which correspond to planets/archetypes.

Just as planets orbit the Sun, electrons orbit a nucleus. The atom reflects the solar system, connecting the smallest particle to the biggest scale.

Each planet’s character corresponds to a chakra's energetic influence.
The interplay between these forces creates a harmonious system.

micro to macro: our internal glands/planets

The human body reflects this cosmic order. Each energy center or chakra corresponds to an aspect of the solar system:

1. Root Chakra (Saturn): Governs survival, grounding, and physical structure. Saturn's slow, steady orbit mirrors its anchoring influence on life and the root of our being.
2. Sacral Chakra (Jupiter): Associated with growth, expansion, and creativity. Jupiter's expansive energy resonates with human emotions, sexuality, and reproduction.
3. Solar Plexus Chakra (Mars): Symbolizes personal power and action. Mars embodies fiery energy, driving willpower and determination.
4. Heart Chakra (Venus): Reflects love and balance. Venus’s harmonious orbit aligns with the heart's role as a bridge between body and spirit.
5. Throat Chakra (Mercury): Governs communication and expression. Mercury's swift movement mirrors the dynamic exchange of information.
6. Third Eye Chakra (Moon): Represents intuition and vision. The Moon’s cycles resonate with the rhythms of human perception and imagination.
7. Crown Chakra (Sun): Signifies divine connection and universal awareness. The Sun’s central position mirrors its role as the source of life and energy.

The physics of quality: resonance beyond quantity

Modern science measures energy quantitatively—through gravity, mass, and electromagnetic fields. Yet, ancient systems understood the quality of energy, its ability to amplify life force or disrupt balance.

This episode reveals that we are not isolated beings but interconnected. Living in alignment with the cosmos is not purely mysticism but also embracing the patterns that create the story of life itself. God is a designer and something was produced that worked.

Align with the forces of nature or swim against the current.

I hope this could help you in some way,

kiss kiss,

Tarkan