The study of the stars, celestial bodies, and their patterns was used to make predictions about events on Earth, including the fate of individuals, the outcomes of wars, and the rise and fall of civilizations.
Astrologers observed the positions, movements, and relationships between celestial bodies to discern hidden meanings and foretell future occurrences.
Mesopotamian astrology was intricately intertwined with religious and cultural beliefs, with the heavenly bodies considered divine entities that could influence human affairs.
The belief was that these celestial bodies held keys to understanding divine will and unlocking the mysteries of the universe, enabling astrologers to make predictions and interpretations about various aspects of life and the cosmos.