"Well that's just uplifting that people know something about it," smiled Professor Snicket as he flipped through pages of his lesson book, "Otherwise, we will learn a wee bit about it's "history."

He then took out his wand and the printing on the board immediately erased. He looked up at his class and began the lesson.

" To begin with it began after countless years of gazing up at the stars, people in various part in the world began to take notice that the certain heavenly bodies
- the Sun, the Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupitor, and Saturn - traveled regular paths across the sky.

About five thousand years ago, early astrologers started to make predictions based on the positionsof these bodies, or stars, as they were known. At first these
predictions were concerned only with large-scale events such as wars and floods.

Around the time of the birth of the Christ, the Greeks had developed a way about learning the destiny of a person based on the position of the stars at the moment of that person's birth. The name of the that system called is astrology."