The picture of the celestial firmament, directly observed by the unaided eyes of the astrologer, is the essence of the Babylonian Astrology.

It is an observational one where the direct experience of the sky is of utmost importance.

Light and color upon the canvas of the sky - the true picture that God draws for us every moment.

In the day it's light-blue and lit with solar light. In the night, it's ultramarine and dotted with stars and planets - points of light - white, blue, yellow or orange.

The primary directions are the elite tool for predictions. They are described by Ptolemy in his "Tetrabiblos", Book 3, Chapters XIV and XV.

They were the main tool employed by all famous astrologers of the past: Placidus, Regiomontanus, Argolus, Bianchinus, Maginus, W.Lilly, Coley, Naibod, Kepler, Tycho de Brahe, Cardanus, Gauricus, Morin, Sepharial, Alan Leo and others.

The basis of the primary directions is the apparent 24-hour rotation of the celestial sphere around the earth.