Aurea Anima
Kim MassonAn exploration of color, ancient history, gemstones, and quiet forms of magic\ud83d\udd6f️✨
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 11 | Founded | 6 months ago | Last Issue | 6 days ago |
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July Oracle Tarotscope: Six of Cups
A sweet summer breeze whisks us away to familiar shores this month. The Six of Cups presents two baby goats nestled softly inside of a cup. The young brother-sister siblings are surrounded by glasses, flowing water, sprigs of grass and fres...
Why the ancient Romans loved and feared the color red
Few colors carry the weight of an empire. Vermillion—a penetrating, blood-warm red derived from the mineral cinnabar—was one of the most coveted and controversial pigments in the ancient Roman world. It signaled power to those who possessed...
The Most Important Symbol in Ancient Egypt Wasn't the Pyramid
Scarab ring found in King Tutankhamun’s tomb
Some symbols are so often used, their presence becomes synonymous with a time or place. Case in point, close your eyes and think about Egypt for a second. What do you see? The Great Pyramids of...
Lapis Lazuli: The World's Most Coveted Blue
For the second entry in our Stones That Speak series, we turn our attention from the glowing embers of garnet to the celestial blue of lapis lazuli. Mined from remote mountains and carried across continents, lapis became one of the most cov...
June Oracle: Ace of Swords
A lone swan gazes deep into the darkened waters. Behind her a full moon rises, bathing the sea and stars in light. She finds her reflection in the water and understands now is the time to take flight.
The swan symbolizes a transformation...
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