“Then there’s something that’s happened in the last five years that’s given it an edginess, a relevance for this time and place, that it hasn’t had for a good 35 years.
In the decades between the New Age boom and now, while astrology certainly didn’t go away-you could still regularly find horoscopes in the back pages of magazines-it “went back to being a little bit more in the background,” says Chani Nicholas, an astrologer based in Los Angeles. (Some also refer to the New Age as the “Age of Aquarius”-the 2,000-year period after the Earth is said to move into the Aquarius sign.) More recently, the New Age movement of the 1960s and ’70s came with a heaping helping of the zodiac. The practice has been around in various forms for thousands of years.
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