Astral Serpent
The serpent symbol, shrouded in esoteric lore, holds profound meaning across history and myths, beckoning a deeper exploration of its astral mystique.
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Esoteric | Mythology | Psychology | Symbolism
Archer’s Arcana
From ancient hunters to modern Olympians, archery melds patience, precision, and power, binding human will with the quest for mastery.
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Neptune and Poseidon
Neptune, Roman sea god, reflects astrological dreams. Poseidon, its Greek equivalent, rules oceans and the subconscious.
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Navigating the Astral
The Astral Body, or Peri-spirit, is a ‘ghostly’ energy outline mirroring our physical form, bridging the tangible and intangible aspects of our being.
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Persephone and Pluto
In cosmic narratives, the bond between Pluto and Persephone bridges planetary forces with age-old myths, enriching our grasp of life’s rhythms.
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Pluto and Hades
Pluto, linked to transformation in astrology, is named after the Roman equivalent of Hades, god of the underworld. This showcases the deep ties between ancient myths and modern astrological insights.
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Invoking Chronos
Saturn in astrology and Chronos in mythology share deep ties, symbolizing time and discipline. Their interconnected themes spotlight the blend of celestial and mythic insight.
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The Planets in Occult and Hermetic Philosophy
Hermetic philosophy ties the planets to the occult, implying the universe’s macrocosm mirrors our microcosm. Ancient beliefs see planets as spiritual symbols.
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Guide to Navigating the Vibrations of Life
Embarking on Days 8, 9, and 10, this guide chronicles the soul’s trials, reflections, and rebirth. Navigate karma, choice aftermaths, and embrace fresh starts.
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The Peacock’s Tail Stage and the Philosopher’s Stone
Alchemy’s allure lies in its spiritual and psychological symbols. The peacock’s tail, leading to the philosopher’s stone, represents the union of opposites. Dive into this ancient enigma.
