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young artist posting your work online, heed my warning. im holding your face so gently in my hands, you have to stop caring about numbers right now and start caring about making the weirdest and most self-indulgent art you possibly can

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asmodeus, demon of lust and prince of hell (asteroid 2174)

asmodeus is my favorite and he knows it - i have a whole unpublished manuscript in his honor (if it ever gets published, i have five companion novels that would follow it). i plan to talk about deities more in the future (especially since week one of posting so one reached out about a deity but they didn’t ever response back) - but if you have interest in deities feel free to push me to talk more earlier. but yes - this is one of the three deities i would you confidently tell people i have a connection with.

so let me tell you asmodeus’s story.

Pride. Greed. Wrath. Envy. Gluttony. Sloth. Lust. The seven deadly sins. Each sin is tied to a prince of Hell. Seven sins - seven princes. It was said that the prince of wrath was the one that made Asmodeus into a demon. Asmodeus translates from hebrew to english as “the spirit of anger.” This all originates in the book of Tobit - the unseen story of young love. Before lust existed there was something easier - there was love. Asmodeus fell for a young girl - and she played him. Asmodeus was a nobody - love triumphs over all, right? He didn’t think he needed money or status for the two to be together. No. The girl, Sarah, liked him but didn’t like him as much as she wanted a rich husband. When she found a rich man willing to marry her she did so and disregarded Asmodeus. Asmodeus got jealous - was he not enough? The prince of wrath whispered to him and that sparked him into killing this girl’s husband. This happened seven more times before he left for Egypt. Bitter about love, believing it doesn’t exist - Asmodeus began meddling in the lives of couples. Now tainted with Hell’s gifts and curses, he changed his shape to become whatever enticed a person most (this is why he is depicted in biblical art as multi-headed and animalistic - to emphasize that he is a monster). Most important to remember - when you have nothing to lose you start doing whatever you want without caring. Asmodeus found humor in meddling. He went after Solomon’s wives - Solomon being who he was, used his wives to trick Asmodeus into constructing his temple. When Solomon smugly told Asmodeus what he had done, Asmodeus bitterly prophesied the division of Solomon’s land. Solomon demanded to know what he was that could trust such a scandalous prophecy. Asmodeus divulged his parentage then - he is the son of the angel, Raphael, and a human. After this admission the temple was finished and Asmodeus was clever enough to never get involved with a long term project like Solomon and his wives (i believe there were 700). IN MY OPINION Asmodeus represents a) heartbreak that corrupts your soul, b) ignorant beliefs that only do you more harm, c) where you may experience heartbreak that causes your outlook on life to change for the worse, d) where you are adamant about what you believe, e) where you can entice people into doing what you want, and/or f) where you may need to reevaluate logic from your personal opinions and emotions.

i encourage you to look into the aspects of asmodeus along with the sign, degree, and house placement. for the more advanced astrologers, take a look at the persona chart of asmodeus!

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Quick overview of various asteroids: B

• Babel •

Asteroid 5808

Orbital period: 5 years and 73 days

This asteroid is purportedly related to confusion and speech, such as “babbling.” According to Henk Middleraad, this asteroid can reveal how we handle languages other than our own.

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Astrology Quick-Lists: The Chthonic Gods of the Hellenic Pantheon

Recorded for myself, published for your reference. I suggest referencing both Western and Vedic, and personally prioritize aspects when analyzing asteroids. Disclaimer in bio.

The term "chthonic gods" refers to gods who rule over the passing of time and the cycle of life and death. Thus it encompasses the agrarian gods, who ruled over agriculture, harvest, and seasonal growth, as well as the gods of the underworld, who obviously preside over funerary rites, the afterlife, and the occult.

Below I've compiled lists of relevant asteroids and objects. Check out this post if you'd like help figuring out which are prominent in your natal or synastry chart.

Objects for the King of the Underworld

The domain of Pluto includes funeral rites, necromancy and ghosts, curses and the Erinyes, dreams, mining and metals, and the Earth's fertility.

Pluto [134340] - Latin name

Orcus [90482] - Latin name

Disa [1319] - Latin name

Hades [h41] - Greek name

Haidea [368] - Green name

Hadano [39799] - Greek name derivation

Aida [861] - Etruscan Name

Polyxenos [22227] - epithet, meaning "Host to Many"

Summanus [11885] - epithet, referring to the ruler of the nocturnal heavens

134340,90482,1319,h41,368,39799,861,22227,11885

Objects for the Queen of the Underworld

The domain of Proserpine includes passage to Elysium, necromancy and ghosts, divine rectitude, the Arae and the Erinyes, and spring growth and grain.

Persephone [399] - Greek name

Proserpina [26] - Latin name

Proserpina [h57] - Latin name

Cora [504] - epithet, meaning "maiden"

Praxedis [547] - epithet, meaning "exacter of justice"

Agni [398188] - epithet, meaning "holy; pure"

Protogenia [147] - epithet, meaning "first-born", referring to her role as the first-born daughter of Ceres

399,26,h57,504,547,398188,147

Objects for the Underworld Itself

Hades [h41] - Greek name

Haidea [368] - Greek name

Aida [861] - Greek name

Leuceus [11351] - Greek name derivation, specifically in reference to the Elysium Fields

h41,368,861,11351

Objects for the Goddess of the Field

The domain of Ceres includes agriculture and the harvest, the seasons, law and order, the Eleusinian mysteries, and aspects of the afterlife.

Ceres [1] - Latin name

Demeter [1108] - Greek name

Chloe [408] - epithet, meaning "green; first shoots"

Panacea [2878] - epithet, meaning "of all the Greeks"

Erin [2167] - epithet derivation, meaning "fury; wrath"

Melena [25085] - epithet, meaning "the black"

Lucia [222] - epithet, meaning "bathing; purifying"

1,1108,408,2878,2167,25085,222

Objects for the Seasons Themselves

Winters [15111]

Autumn [5461]

Summerfield [7344]

15111,5461,7344

Objects for the King and Queen's Retinues

Mercury - Latin name, the messenger god who often was cast as the guide of the dead

Hermes [69230] - Greek name for Mercury

Hekate [100] - Greek name, the goddess of witchcraft and ghosts among other forms of magic, the guide who aided in Demeter's search for Persephone, and the minister to Persephone and her companion in Hades

Furia [194982] - Latin name for the Furies, a group of female goddesses of vengeance and retribution

Erin [2167] - Greek name for the Furies, derivation

Tisiphone [466] - Greek name, one of the three Furies, the fury of "murder retribution"

Alekto [465] - Greek name, one of the three Furies, the "unceasing" fury

Megaira [464] - Greek name, one of the three Furies, the "grudging" fury

Ara [849] - Latin name for the Curses, a group of female daemones similar to or otherwise the same as the Furies

Arai [5070] - Greek name for the Curses

Minos [6239] - Greek name, one of three judges of the dead who was awarded his status for establishing law as king of Crete

Rhadamanthus [38083] - Greek name, one of three judges of the dead and the king of the Elysian Fields who was awarded his status for his just work as a lawmaker in life

Cerberus [1865] - Greek name, guard dog of the dead

Deira [1244] - Greek name, a nymph of the underworld and a favorite companion of Persephone, often connected to the Eleusinian Mysteries

69230,100,194982,2167,466,465,464,849,5070, 6239,38083,1865,1244

Objects for the Goddess of the Field's Retinue

Eunomia [15] - Greek name, one of the Horae (Seasons)

Dike [99] - Greek name, one of the Horae (Seasons)

Irene [14] - Greek name, one of the Horae (Seasons)

Gaea [1184] - Greek name, the primordial titaness of the Earth

Pluto [134340] - Greek name derivation, minor god of wealth and harvest

Carpi [66207] - Greek name, minor gods of the fruits

Iasus [353189] - Greek name, consort of Demeter

15,99,14,1184,134340,66207,353189

Objects for Others who Dwell in the Underworld

Saturn - Latin name, the king of the Titans and god of time, formerly imprisoned in the Underworld after his defeat at the hands of the Olympians, later freed and made king of the Elysian Islands, famous for devouring his children for fear of being overthrown

Kronos [h43] - Greek name for Saturn

Nyx [3908] - Greek name for the primordial goddess of night

Moira [638] - 1) Greek name, derivation, for the Fates; 2) Greek name, a term for death

Klotho [97] - Greek name, one of the three Fates, the Spinner who spun the thread of life

Lachesis [120] - Greek name, one of the three Fates, the Apportioner of Lots who measured the thread of life

Atropos [273] - Greek name, one of the three Fates, the Cutter of the thread of life, referred to as "she who cannot be turned"

Morpheus [4197] - Latin and Greek name, leader of the spirits of dreams and messenger of the gods favored to visit kings

Hypnos [14827] - Greek name, the god of sleep

Mors-Somnus [341520] - Latin name, the god of gentle death

Amphiaraos [10247] - Greek name, a hero transformed into a subterranean oracular daemon

Lameia [248] - 1) Greek name, an underworld-dwelling monster disguised as a beautiful woman whose original real form had a serpent tail in place of legs; 2) Greek name, a type of ghost that acted as companions to Hekate

Lampos [55678] - Greek name derivation, for the Lampades, the torch-bearing nymphs of the underworld and companions to Hekate during night-time revelry, and the divine counterparts to mortal partakers in the Eleusinian Mysteries

Sisyphus [1866] - Greek name, a mortal tasked to eternally push a boulder uphill as recompense for the crime of capturing death in a sack in an attempt for immortality

Tantalus [2102] - Greek name, a king condemned to unending hunger and thirst for fruit and water just out of reach as recompense for tricking guests into cannibalism

Eurydike [75] - Greek name, read about her and Orpheus here

Orpheus [3361] - Greek name

h43,3908,638,97,120,273,4197,14827 341520,10247,248,55678,1866,2102,2102,75,3361

*This list is NOT exhaustive. There are simply too many stories which evoke the underworld, the seasons, or any of the gods who rule over either for me to put on one list. In fact, you'd be hard-pressed to find a myth that doesn't eventually get tied back to one or the other. These are the most essential players whose key significance is tied to the chthonic cycles and themes.

Thanks for reading and I hope you found it helpful. I hope to do more quick lists like this, if others are interested, so feel free to let me know which pantheons and domains would most help.

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Can you do hatshepsut (2436) astrology and the story of it? Because that asteroid is just so underrated with huge effects when i see people having prominent in it 💗💗💗

Thank you ❤️

hatshepsut, the second female pharaoh (asteroid 2436)

hell yes i will do a post on the second female pharaoh to exist!!! this is my first post on Egyptian mythology/history so i am super hype!

let’s do this. i present to you: hatshepsut.

Hatshepsut is one of the handful of Egyptian women that were documented pharaohs in ancient history. This is because sons typically succeed their fathers in that era. Her father King Thutmose I died without having any legitimate sons. So Hatshepsut married her half brother Thutmose II so that he could be pharaoh. But then he died too - making her three year old step-son the pharaoh of Egypt :). Hatshepsut ruled in place of this toddler until he was eight when she became his official co-ruler. This is thought to be due to a threat of losing all of Egypt - for the next twenty-two years, they ruled and brought wealth and artistry to their land. She sponsored one of the most successful expeditions from a place called Punt that brought in ebony and gold to Egypt. Hatshepsut oversaw many expansive trades like this one as well as architectural projects - most notably, her burial sight on the Thebes, the Temple of Deir el-Bahri. Hatshepsut had her father reburied in her tomb in efforts to legitimize her reign. Thutmose III, after his step-mother’s death, did all that he could to erase evidence that she ever ruled (including painting in statues where she dressed as a king) - either to empathize a MALE dynasty or to remove all evidence of a strong female leader. She laid there undisturbed until the nineteenth century, when archeologists discovered her sarcophagus was empty just like all the other tombs in the Valley of Kings. But after her death, Egypt doesn’t experience another female ruler for nearly fourteen centuries (Cleopatra). IN MY OPINION Hatshepsut can represent a) where you break through the glass ceiling, b) breaking generational cycles, c) guardianship, d) success in innovative ideas and business deals, e) being underestimated/undervalued/easily dismissed by others, and f) androgynous beauty.

i encourage you to look into the aspects of hatshepsut along with the sign, degree, and house placement. for the more advanced astrologers, take a look at the persona chart of hatshepsut AND/OR add the other characters involved to see how they support or impede hatshepsut!

OTHER RELATED ASTEROIDS: anubis (1912) because death :)

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Dream. 27Nov2023

Two sisters of a kingdom. Castle. One was changing or masking themselves, but the other wasn’t concerning about it or didn’t really care too much — they didn’t have a close relationship. One was close to the King who wasn’t their actual father, but he took them in. Giantesses were ancient and carried big magick (big as in enormous and hella effective). And there were rumors of a bunch of them…

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#Dreaming #dreams #olde magick

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A cloak fit for a dragon!

(No dragons were harmed in the making of this project)

The pattern is the Ravenwood Dragon Cloak by Lavish Craft!

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BILL WATTERSON ‘A cartoonist’s advice’

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Anyone else feel like they have an ancient unknown language on the tip of their tongue? Just me?

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The fascinating thing about collecting stuff as a hobby is that once you've amassed impressive enough a collection, it develops a certain social gravitation pull and starts accumulating on its own. People who know you encounter something they know might be relevant to your interest and contact you like "hey isn't this the thing you collect? Do you want me to grab it and bring it to you?"

One of my friends has recently gotten into collecting animal bones, and by this time several people have developed an almost-instinctive "oh, she would love this" response to seeing an unsupervised animal carcass. Like people know she's got a bone collection and have the natural instinct to take more bones to it. It has a gravitational pull, drawing more remains into the collection.

Call that animal magnetism.

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Hi gg..how have you been? Are you into asteroid astrology? I'm familiar with asteroids like Chiron, Juno, Ceres but are there any that relate to music/arts or fortune? Do any of the planet placements give insight to arts as well? Sorry if it's too many questions at once! :)

Hey there!! 💕 Thank you for dropping by!! 💕 I’m not that familiar with the more obscure ones… I think I’m still in the process of learning about them, but I did find something interesting that might be relevant to your interests?💕

[Below Cut: Asteroids -  Nine Muses ]

Note: I can’t believe this is coming from me but this is a long post so please be warned

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The Muses in Astrology - Inspiration and Creative Talents Personified

There are 3 Boeotian Muses and 9 Olympian Muses in ancient Greek mythology.

56, 600, 57, 22, 84, 27, 23, 18, 81, 62, 33, 30

3 Boeotian Muses

The Boeotian Muses are the original muses in ancient Greece: Mneme (memory), Melete (thought, meditation), and Aoede (voice, song). Unfortunately, I could find only one asteroid named after them, Melete.

Melete 56

Named after Melete, one of the Boeotian Muses associated with thought, meditation, ponderance, contemplation, and practice

All art, science, and inspiration, in general, come from contemplation

Meditating, brainstorming, practicing skills, deep thought, developing skills

Overthinking, anxiety

9 Olympian Muses

The Nine Olympian Muses are Calliope, Clio, Euterpe, Thalia, Melpomene, Terpsichore, Erato, Polyhymnia, and Urania.

Musa 600

Named after the 9 Olympian Muses in Greek mythology

Being a muse and inspiration to others; being inspired often

Artistic, creative, grace, beauty

Praise, entertaining, fascinating

Mnemosyne 57

Named after Mnemosyne, the goddess of memory and mother of the Nine Muses

Good memory, bad memory

Ability to tap into collective subconsciousness

Kalliope 22

Named after Calliope, the Muse of eloquence, epic poetry

Calliope means "beautiful-voiced"

A strong voice that makes others listen, a way with words

Singing ability, story-telling especially epic stories about heroes, praising others or praised for heroic or good deeds

Klio 84

Named after Clio, the Muse of history

Means "to recount", "to make famous", "to celebrate"

History buffs, digging into the past, work related to historical events

Can be a fame asteroid; leaving a mark in history

Euterpe 27

Named after Euterpe, the Muse of music, flutes, lyric poetry

Means "to delight", "to rejoice", "to please"

Musicians would look to Euterpe for guidance in their compositions

Musicians, songwriters, playing wind instruments

Thalia 23

Named after Thalia, the Muse of comedy, idyllic poetry

Means "joyous", "flourishing"

Comedians, humor, spreading joy

Melpomene 18

Named after Melpomene, the Muse of tragedy, chorus

Means "to sing", "melodious one", "to celebrate with dance and song"

Tragic themes in art, drama, satire, theater

Singing and dancing ability, acting

Terpsichore 81

Named after Terpsichore, the Muse of dance, chorus

Means "delight in dancing"

Dancers; professions or hobbies where body movement is important

Erato 62

Named after Erato, the Muse of erotic poetry, lyric poetry, mimic imitation

Means "desired", "lovely"

Love songs, love poetry, love letters, erotic writing, art that is provocative or sensual

Sweet talker, charming, expressing affection

Polyhymnia 33

Named after Polyhymnia, the Muse of sacred poetry, sacred hymn, dance, eloquence, agriculture, pantomime, geometry, meditation

"Poly" means "many"; "hymnos" means "praise"

Serious, pensive, meditative demeanor

Multi-talented; many hobbies and skills

Very talented in artistic/creative/music fields; receiving many praises

Urania 30

Named after Urania, the Muse of astronomy, Christian poetry, Universal Love

Means "heavenly", "of heaven"

Majestic, beautiful, graceful demeanor

Philosopher, astronomer, astrologer, fortune teller, prophet

Religion, math, abstract ideas, theories

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anubis, god of death (asteroid 1912)

Anubis is best known as the escort of the deceased and, most recently, he is associated with necromancy. He is depicted with a jackal's head - jackal's are scavengers, they search for anything that is remaining from earlier predators. To understand Anubis's origin we must look at his father, Osiris. Osiris’s brother, Set, was jealous of Osiris for having power over Egypt. Set made his plan to kill him - he planned a party. Set built a chest and said anyone who fits in it perfectly can keep it and (of course) it was Osiris who fit it. When Osiris got in the chest, Set slammed the lid shut - he and his friends took the chest and dumped Osiris into the Nile. When the next day came and Set saw that Osiris’s body had washed up on the shore, he cut Osiris into fourteen pieces and tossed him as far across Egypt as he could. Meanwhile, Nephthys, Set’s wife, was in deep fear because she was having Osiris’s child while Set was building his chest (*gasp* adultery). Afraid of her husband, she, immediately after having the baby, abandoned him in the desert. Her sister, Isis, is a natural caretaker and when she discovered the baby left out to die she took him in and named him Anubis. When Osiris’s body was found, Ra asked young Anubis (because gods come out the womb full grown lol) to help with the embalming of the parts they could find of Osiris. Set attempted to steal Osiris’s “body” many times; each time he was unsuccessful because Anubis was there. For quite some time, Anubis was Isis’s bodyguard. He eventually had a brother he loved and trusted very much named Beta. Beta was a precocious and loyal man - Anubis’s wife attempted to sleep with him and in response he cut off his penis. Anubis’s wife tried to convince Anubis that Beta had tried to rape her - in response to that, Beta threw his severed penis into the Nile. Anubis sided with Beta. Later Beta’s wife betrayed his secret that his heart was connected to a tree. That tree was promptly chopped down leaving Anubis with the body of his beloved brother. Visiting the tree, he found a single berry on it and he took it as a momento - this was Beta’s actual heart (i guess they didnt worry about hungry birds or animals?). Anubis placed the berry in a cup hoping it would sprout so he could replant his brother’s tree when suddenly Beta came back to life. IN MY OPINION Anubis can represent a) how you assist those when death is present, b) where your searching is most rewarded, c) what you will protect at all costs, and/or d) how you can bring those around you back to life.

i encourage you to look into the aspects of anubis along with the sign, degree, and house placement. for the more advanced astrologers, take a look at the persona chart of anubis AND/OR add the other characters involved to see how they support or impede anubis!

OTHER RELATED ASTEROIDS: osiris (1923), nephthys (287), and isis (42)!

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A Palestinian woman who has lost 68 family members in Gaza confronts Senator Warren. She had no answer

We [Jewish Voice for Peace] mobilized with Harvard students and others in Cambridge to disrupt [Senator Warren] at dinner

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I watched The Dark Crystal (1982) for the first time and the film was amazing