posted September 17, 2014 04:17 PM            

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Originally posted by KarkaQueen:
Well I don't know what to disagree with. You basically expanded my opinion and went in it lol

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Exactly

posted September 17, 2014 05:56 PM            

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Originally posted by Sailor Gemini:

Thought: Hermes->2 Pallas Athene->Chiron->Ouranos
75 Eurydike
3361 Orpheus
Love: Aphrodite->1 Demetra(Ceres)->Pholus->Poseidonas

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Linking thought and love are 3361 Orpheus and 75 Eurdike. Eurydike means 'she whose justice is wide'. Take what was learned from Iris and give it your love. The legend begins with a musician falling in love with the daughter of Apollonas (self octave) and the two get married. Euridike decided to get some air and stepped outside, but was chased by either a horny sheppard or a satyr and, somehow, got bitten by a viper. Mourning, Orpheus went down to Hypokosmos (subconscious) and played for Hades and Persephone (soul mate pairing), begging for the return of Eurydike. Kerberos the guard dog whimpered, Persephone sobbed, and wtf even Hades was crying. To make a long story short, Hades agrees, and they are allowed to return but only on the condition that Orpheus doesn't look back and trust his love is behind him. As soon as they make it back, Eurydike is not quite in the daylight and as he Orpheus turns to embrace her, she is taken back to Hypokosmos. Heart-broken, he plays nothing but depressing songs and never loves another woman ever again. Years later, he is torn apart by the Maenads. His head and lyre end up on Lesbos where a shrine was built to him and one of the Mousai place his lyre in the sky as Lyra, both of which still sing their songs of a love that wasn't to be.
All this is happening in your head (or at least, learning trust is (for me it's both). It really is a pain to learn to trust, but without it, you can't step into love.

posted November 07, 2014 09:09 PM            

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Originally posted by Sailor Gemini:

Karma: Lilit-Priapos-Rahu-Ketu
1923 Osiris
42 Isis

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'Ending' the cycle are Osir and Iset, Lord of Death and Goddess of Life, Magic, and Rebirth. At one point in time, Iset was considered the universe mother. I'm not sure how this would agree (if at all) with the original lore, but I believe once one dies, their Soul is reunited with everyone else in the Womb of the Universe Mother. Karma dictates how you return to Gaia in the Next Life, or if you are finished incarnating (for now). Thus, this goes back to the Octave of Self.

posted December 02, 2014 03:29 PM            

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Originally posted by Sailor Gemini:

Expansion: Dios->5 Astraea->???->h49 Tyche
136199 Eris
40 Harmonia
Control: Kronos->3 Hera(Juno)->???->h57 Persephone

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Connecting Expansion and Control are Eris and Harmonia. Eris is the daughter of Hera and Dios, representing the chaos their marriage held. Though Hera was a conquered goddess and gained a kingdom for eventually submitting, she had no happiness, but was till willing to stay and work out any problems.
Everyone knows of the trouble Eris caused during the Trojan War. For being uninvited to the wedding of Thetis and the hero Pilefs(Peleus), she sent a golden apple as a gift, and we know the rest. Chaos between three goddesses, controlling via excess war.

Harmonia on the other hand, is the daughter of Aphrodite and Ares, though some will say Dios is her father. Unlike her counterpart, Eris, she does not control through excess violence, but rather by the collaberation of opposites and the rule of wisdom (Dios rules higher education). Linking to Control, it should be remembered Kronos exalts in Libra.