Hello, my dear friend. I'm here for you, and I'm sending you a 360-degree hug.
When I first saw your question, I thought, "Oh my, everyone dies, and the astrological chart is right." But I know that's not what you're looking for. The fact that everyone dies is unlikely to make someone lose sleep and have trouble sleeping.
After all, we'll all die, but that day is still a long way off.
I know you know that astrology isn't really a thing, but you still went ahead and used it anyway. Maybe you were feeling a little anxious and scared already, and the results of the astrology made things feel even worse for you.
I'd love to know more about what prompted you to use the astrolabe. What happened that made you feel anxious and scared, and made you want to use it?
I really think these things are probably the cause of your anxiety and fear. I also think that the astrological chart result that you "may die" has made your anxiety and fear worse.
If you weren't feeling anxious or afraid before using the astrolabe and you didn't have trouble sleeping, it's possible that the result "you may die," even though you know it's not true, might have triggered some death anxiety in your subconscious, making it hard for you to sleep. What are you thinking about when you can't sleep?
Is it all about the possibility of your death, or are there other thoughts on your mind?
I wish I could give you a better explanation and advice, but I've only been given a little information. I think it would be really helpful for you to talk to a counselor.
I'm a counselor who's often pessimistic and sometimes optimistic. I love you, the world, and I'm here for you.


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I understand that astrology isn't scientifically proven, yet the feelings it stirs in us can be very real. Maybe try focusing on what you can control, like a bedtime routine to calm your mind.
Sometimes our worries extend beyond logic. Have you considered talking to someone about your fears? Sharing can lighten the load and perhaps they have advice for better sleep.
It's okay to feel anxious even if you know some things aren't reliable. Meditation or gentle yoga before bed might help soothe your anxiety and improve your sleep quality.
Even when we logically dismiss certain beliefs, emotions can linger. Establishing a relaxing presleep ritual could make a big difference in easing your nighttime worries.
Feeling anxious despite knowing something isn't reliable is common. Perhaps listening to calming music or an audiobook could distract your mind from racing thoughts and help you rest.