This episode is where astrology becomes physical. In Episode 4 , we explore how ancient astrology moved beyond charts and symbolism and entered the human body itself — shaping medicine, development, and how time was understood to act on living systems.

We cover:

• Claudius Ptolemy’s Seven Ages of Life and planetary rulership

• Why human life was understood as rhythmic, not linear • How astrology and medicine were once the same discipline

• The four elements, the four humors, and the idea of balance vs. illness

• How planets were associated with bodily qualities, organs, and conditions

• Why two people could live under the same sky and experience it differently

This episode explains why ancient physicians didn’t ask “What does this planet mean?” — they asked “What does it do?”

By the end, you’ll understand astrology not as superstition or personality theory, but as an early system for tracking how time moves through the body, shaping health, aging, struggle, and release. There was a moment in history when astrology stopped speaking only about the world and began speaking about the individual.

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We'll trace the shift — from collective omens to personal charts and explains why birth time, rising signs, and chart orientation became central to astrology as we know it today. We explore the horoscope as a snapshot of time, the Ascendant as a doorway, and why astrology was never meant to remove free will, only to describe the weather of time..