> the typical western zodiac is of constellations seen in the northern sky. yes, but there is the circumpolar of the northern sky (dipper, northern star) but also the south facing zodiac signs (scorpio, gemini, cancer... etc) i was suggesting that the northern sky (big dipper) makes sense as the seat of the 'king' with the twelve revolutions of the zodiacal constelations.  > i am still very interested in the idea that the zodiac map of the stars is a projection of a map of earth, and the constellations literally refer to continents, water ways, etc. so if you look at the stars and know constellations, you know how to sail around earth. well yeah. some medieval sigils like the vegvsir (literally way-finder) seem more than likely a map of the fixed northern sky   i can help you with this.... you're interested in ancient astrology. i just can't recall the guys name. he makes compelling arguments about different cultures and astrology constellations i'll look for it. also, ignore the flat tard here
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