1) The great "red giant," war-like Aldebaran, is one of the four angels of heaven who is known as "Archangel Micheal." Furthermore, We remember the war in heaven: Michael and his angels fought against the dragon, representing us internally going to WAR with our animalistic desire to separate. But today, we want to see how that energy manifested physically.
2) if you study the history of geographical location that they call (Africa/Alkebulan), you would have found out that even though they may look like they stick together from the External point of view, the truth is they only stick to tribal affiliations and enslave the weaker tribes. When you go to war INTERNALLY with yourself, it plays out as you are going to war EXTERNALLY, meaning you think you need to SAVE the world or start a HOLY WAR since you are fighting against your own desires/Dragon/Lucifer. For this reason, you end with concepts like moors/Muslims going into Spain or Egyptian/Kmt dealing with Hebrews, Arabs, or desert nomads killing early Christians. Also, what's interesting in northeast Africa is the Sahara desert and hot area, which we would consider hot and dry in alchemy which; would make sense why it would birth passionate, aggressive SPIRITS and like to be separated or lonely.
Since we know as spirits, we manifested ourselves through the dream world (Pisces/Aquarius/Capricorn) then into (Sagittarius/Scorpio/Libra), the fall season representing the concept of us falling from heaven. Then, we exalted ourselves through (Virgo/Leo/Cancer) to reach the concept of hell or hades. Everything from a spiritual point of view is in reverse in 3D, so what feels good physically is how you start getting lost spiritually, and vice versa; what is scary or hard physically is how you begin to ascend spiritually, but KEY maintain equilibrium number 7. Furthermore, this makes you Realise (Real-eyes) having fun in the sun and indulging in nature is you being in hell, aka in your lower desires. This is why the root chakra is red, symbolizing passion, aggression, desire.