The Five pillars of astrology are: • One True God, one True Nature, one Perfected Self and one Perfecting Self.

• A Perfected God, a Perfected Nature and a Perfecting World.• A Perfect God, Perfected World and a World Perfected.

• An Ultimate Truth and a Supreme Truth.

The four pillars are also known as the Five Virtues, or five types of beings or individuals.

Each pillar has its own set of attributes, attributes that give it the name of the pillar.

The four elements are the four basic elements, which are earth, water, fire and air.

Each of these elements is the basic force of nature.

The sun and moon are the fourth basic force.

Each element has its unique properties.

These properties give it its name.

There are many different ways to describe a pillar.

A pillar might be described as the first pillar, the second pillar, or the third pillar.

The fifth pillar is the ultimate truth.

It is the truth that makes everything else possible.

The pillars of the four elements also share one common characteristic: They are all interconnected.

Each pillar has a particular function.

For example, the sun has a role in the day and the moon in the night.

The moon is there to guide the planets in the sky.

The sun has no position in the heavens.

Its position is fixed in space.

The moon has a position in space that is also fixed in time.

The planets orbit the sun in a circular orbit.

The solar wind blows them around the sun, and this is the way they rotate.

There is no rotation at all, so the stars in the southern sky are not actually there.

The position of the sun and the planets is fixed.

This is what distinguishes them from the stars.

The Sun is a point of light, and the stars are the points of light that follow the Sun.

There are four seasons in the northern hemisphere, and four seasons at the southern hemisphere.

The Sun has no rotation, because it is moving around the earth in an ellipse.

The stars are not moving around either.

The positions of the planets are fixed.

The motion of the Sun and the Earth are fixed in a circle.

The seasons are in cycles.

There can be no change in the seasons without changing the seasons.

The Earth is a fixed sphere, with the sun fixed in its centre.

The rotation of the Earth is in a perfect circle.

It moves around the Sun in a complete circle, which is the same for all of the seasons in this planet.

The planets are connected by a force of gravity called the earth’s gravitational pull.

The forces of gravity and the pull of the earth on the planets have a mutual attraction.

As long as the planets do not collide, there will be no changes in the orbits of the planet or in the position of its planets.

The only changes will be in the distances between the planets and the earth.

The orbits of Earth and the sun are fixed because of the gravitational attraction of the two planets.

In the same way, the orbits and positions of planets and stars are fixed, because the forces of attraction and the gravitational pull of stars have a mutually-exclusive action on the two.

When the planets, the Sun, the Moon and the Sun-like star are close to each other, the Earth moves away from them.

When the planets orbit each other close together, they collide.

The collisions cause the planets to orbit each another.

They also cause the Earth’s rotation, which can cause changes in its position in its orbit around the Earth.

When they are so close together that there is no collision, the stars move very slowly.

When their orbits are very close together and their rotations are too fast, the planets start to collide.

This causes changes in their orbits.

When two planets are close together in space, there is a force that prevents them from colliding.

When two planets orbit one another in the same orbit, the gravitational force prevents them both from collision.

The gravitational pull on the Earth and on the Sun causes the Sun to be pulled towards the planets.

As the Sun rotates, the pressure on the orbits decreases.

This forces the Sun into an elliptical orbit, where the orbits are fixed to each another and the orbits do not change.

The Moon, in its own orbit, does not change position as it rotates in the solar system.

When it is close to the planets as they orbit, it is too far away to be seen by the naked eye.

The tides, tides of the seas, are also caused by the gravitational forces of the moons, because they come from the planets that orbit them.

When they are close in their orbit, they have the same amount of friction.

The friction on the Moon causes the tides to be very strong, and causes the Moon’s orbit to change.

When all four of the elements have been combined into one and are in perfect alignment, there are no problems with the universe.

The universe is perfectly structured and has a complete