Blue Sapphire | The Blue Velvet of Kashmir
Kashmir sapphires were discovered in 1881 in the Zanskar Range of the Himalayan Mountains of Northwest India following a landslide. Continue reading Blue Sapphire | The Blue Velvet of Kashmir
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The Roman God Janus | The Protector of Beginnings
Janus welcomed Saturn with open arms. In exchange, Saturn made Latium successful in agriculture–especially when it came to viticulture: the production of grapes. Continue reading The Roman God Janus | The Protector of Beginnings
A History of Santa Claus | The Economy of Gift-Giving
Gift-giving, in some form or another, has always been a huge economic driver in every society. Continue reading A History of Santa Claus | The Economy of Gift-Giving
The Servant Within | A Story of Planet Saturn
Why there is nothing wrong with having a hard life. Continue reading The Servant Within | A Story of Planet Saturn
Saturn in Aquarius: Coronavirus and the Disruption of Old Structures
On 21 March 2020, Saturn exited Capricorn – and entered Aquarius. Every time the slow-moving planet changes signs, it signals a huge energy shift. Since Saturn is the principal (and rule maker) of the cosmos, Saturn’s transits inform us how society and the individual deal with structures. Saturn strips away structures that are pass their due date so that society may implement new ones to replace them. Continue reading Saturn in Aquarius: Coronavirus and the Disruption of Old Structures
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