Honestly, I am not completely on one side when it comes to astrology. Sometimes I feel that yes, there might be some truth in it, but other times it feels difficult to believe everything that is being said. That is why I would not call myself a complete believer or a complete skeptic.
To be honest, I think the debate today is not just whether astrology is scientific or not. The bigger question is how to identify what is genuine and what is not. We are surrounded by so many astrology apps, websites, and online predictions that it has become difficult to know who is actually providing meaningful guidance and who is simply making random predictions.
I remember once using an astrology app that offered a free chat. I asked about an important event in my life that I was waiting for. The astrologer confidently told me that everything would be successful and work out in my favor. However, the event never happened. Experiences like this make people frustrated and often push them toward believing that astrology is completely fake.
At the same time, I have grown up hearing a different perspective from my father. He believes that planetary positions can influence different phases of life and affect how people think, behave, and make decisions. I remember a period when I was struggling to find a job and felt very discouraged. During that time, my father often said that my planets were not in a favorable position and that things would improve with time.
The thing is, I cannot prove whether astrology is completely real or completely false. But I do think it continues to exist for a reason. Many people find comfort, hope, and guidance in it during difficult times.
So, do I believe in astrology? My answer is yes, but with caution. I think it can be interesting as a source of guidance, but I would never make major life decisions based solely on astrological predictions.
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