Is Astrology also Magick?

Similarly, Magick is often associated with Astrology. I again argue they are different and do not depend on one another, though entangled.

As far as pop-Astrology, I have always respected Rob Brezsny's FreeWillAstrology. I also really enjoy New Paradigm Astrology by Kaypacha. For a deeper level of chart reading, about 10-years ago I picked up "The Only Astrology Book You'll Ever Need" by Joanna Martine Woolfolk. Though I know there is deep meaning behind all of this, I have struggled with the blatant differences between this modern adaptation of classical astrology to the actual night sky. For instance, the ecliptic of the sun passes through the Zodiacal Constellations once per year, but there are 13-recognized modern constellations along that path because there is some space between Scorpio and Sagittarius, which is actually part of the constellation Ophiuchus a sign that is virtually never talked about in astrology. Similarly, the sun does not pass through these constellations evenly spending 30 or so days in each, Oh No! The Sun spends ~45 days in the Virgo constellation and mere 7 days in Scorpius. More, the Sun doesnt actually enter Scorpius until November 23rd! 

Needless to say, the two systems are completely different and arguable modern Astrology has virtually nothing to do with the actual positions of the celestial bodies.  

Now, we need not throw the baby out with the bathwater! These Astrological Archytypes are very useful as divination or personality, but I have always suggested (other scientists have as well) the SEASONS are the environmental impact a person experiences that imbues them with personality that we chalk up to the Signs. Probably the same in ancient times, at a time when the clocks of the stars were the way we marked all annual events. 

I believe these systems need ramified, or forever will Astrology remain inaccurate 

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