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Astrological bits and bobs #5
Sharing some nuggets from research and daily "Huh!" astro moments
The fifth compilation of some stuff I encountered lately, out and about in astrological rabbit-hole land!
The Scorpion's Heart: fixed star Antares, part II
Three example charts for Antares natal influence: survivors, activism, intense and subversive artistry
In part one, we delved into Antares lore, cultural expressions of the star, and various considerations around Antares influence, mundane...
The so-called Royal fixed stars of Persia, part I
If you’re any curious about fixed stars, you likely have heard about the four stars called “Royal fixed stars of Persia”, that is Aldebaran (10° Gemini), Regulus (0° Virgo), Antares (10° Sagittarius), and Fomalhaut (4° Pisces).
Numerous co...
The Hammer and the Anvil: Virgo II
Careful crafting, pioneering and due diligence: the second decan of Virgo
The second face of Virgo is considered to be ruled by Venus and Saturn. Austin Coppock calls it “The Hammer and the Anvil”, and highlights that this is the first tim...
Nicknames and fixed stars
Your nickname was probably written in the stars, too
In the past five years researching fixed stars, one of the things that has consistently amused me is seeing how people embody their natal fixed stars through the nicknames they’re given.
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Astrologer & artist from France. Especially interested in fixed stars, decans and astrological magic, and will ramble about ethics exceedingly easily. The Moon's fanboy, the Stars' devotee.
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