I thought it might be a good idea to explore the astrological signs in Charles Carter’s book The Foundations of Astrology and see how the themes unfold. Although the book was first published in 1947, its tone doesn’t feel outdated, but maintaining a ’40s vibe. I plan to rework the content in a more modern style, starting with Pisces and moving backwards through the zodiac to create a seamless flow on the site. At the bottom, I’ll include a link to the book, since the content is based on it. It might be interesting to see if any new themes emerge from an older book, or it might just reaffirm the themes we already know. Either way, it’s worth looking back to see how the signs were interpreted back then.

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