On Aug 21 the United States of America will experience its first visible solar eclipse since 1776 whose path falls exclusively in the U.S. It’s the big astrological event that everyone is talking about. Eclipses were often regarded as portents of evil in ancient times. Instead of running out to see them, people were often advised to stay indoors and to block out any light until the eclipse was over. Yet eclipses have always been used by Astrologers to rectify their calendars. Back in the day (like back in ancient Babylon) there were no Apple Watches, clocks, or even sundials to tell time. Astrologers had to use the planets and the stars in the sky. If an eclipse occurred as predicted then the astrologers knew that the calendar was on time. If the eclipse didn’t go off as planned? Then it was back to the Ziggurat to figure out what went wrong. Nowadays we don’t think much of correcting our clocks and watches, but eclipses are still seen by astrologers as the life course correctors in your horoscope. Where an eclipse’s shadow falls in your chart shows you the area of life that needs correcting. This is something you’ll discover in the next 2 weeks.