During an interview conducted by the VAGA editorial board, which recently published the second installment of Vava’s work, “The Power of Astrology,” the subject was questioned regarding the current public sentiment toward the practice in Lithuania. The interviewee posited that the general attitude toward astrology remains stable, suggesting that like humanity itself, the practice has deep historical roots. According to the discussion, a significant shift in belief would necessitate a fundamental change in human nature, noting that the core human interest in sources of happiness has remained consistent over time.
When confronted with criticisms that astrology might mislead individuals or provide a false sense of security, the interviewee responded by asserting that the capacity to mislead is not exclusive to the subject. However, they maintained that, in most instances, astrology serves a function of aiding in the resolution of life’s difficulties and providing support during challenging periods. The discussion also touched upon the perceived global validation of the practice.
The interviewee highlighted the continued use of astrological and psychic consultation by influential figures worldwide, suggesting that this enduring patronage underscores the perceived utility of the field. The context of the book being discussed reinforces the ongoing scholarly and public interest in these subjects, framing the discussion as an examination of enduring human fascination with celestial influence.
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It’s interesting to hear her take on the current public perception of astrology.