NASA Confirms NEW Zodiac Sign!

Many of you are familiar with the Zodiac Chart and believe that it helps to predetermine character attributes based on an individual’s birth month! However, NASA has reported that there has always been 13 constellations noted on the Babylonian chart therefore there are 13 astrological signs. The newest one on the list is Ophiuchus! This revelation has thrown 86% of the population into an astrological uproar!
 
What does this all mean? Well for some, the astrological birth sign that they have come to know has changed, or has always been another sign according to NASA but was not always shared or fit neatly into Bablyonian charts. 
 
Here is the new Zodiac Chart 2016! Look to see if your sign has changed or if you are now part of the new group known as Ophiuchus!

If you are now part of the Ophiuchus a.k.a. Serpentarians, here is what is said about this astrological sign!

Ophiuchus “The Serpent Holder” It is also known as Serpentarius. The eponymous constellation is situated behind the sun between November 29 and December 17.

Attributes of Serpentarians (Ophiuchus)
Are seekers of wisdom and knowledge. They possess a flamboyant dressing sense, favoring bright colors. Authority looks upon him/her well.  A Serpentarian would make a great architect or builder. Number 12 is the lucky number of this astrological sign. It is believed that Serpentarians will have large families but will leave home at an early age.

In Mythology Ophiuchus:
The constellation of Ophiuchus is the only sign of the Zodiac which is linked to a real man. This man lived in ancient Egypt around the 27th century BCE, and his name was Imhotep. Many of the same attributes of Imhotep can also be found in the Biblical Hebrew man Joseph, son of Jacob. Imhotep is credited with many accomplishments including the knowledge and use of medicine. It is said of Imhotep that he brought the art of healing to mankind. The symbol of a serpent [or snake], which is still widely used today to represent the medical profession, was used to represent Imhotep.
 
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