The quest for understanding the universe and our place in it has never ended, and the cosmos is just as awe inspiring as it has always been. Unfortunately, due to our living under roof for thousands of years occupied with daily life and flooding of the night sky with city lights, we have lost contact with the sky and our place in the universe.  Exploring space has been reduced to the practice of paid professionals and an occasional enthusiast, with most of us wandering about with our eyes looking down and the entire universe hanging mournfully over our heads.  Knowledge of the sky is as valuable today as it was in ancient times; one can learn how to "read" the sky and by doing so, unlock the vault of the cosmos and open the door to infinite possibilities of understanding. By lifting our eyes, opening our minds and freeing our imagination we are able see the sky as the ancients once did: as a place of wonder, a place of order and a place of inspiration. All in something as ordinary as night and as plain as day.