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EPISODE · Jun 10, 2024 · 42 MIN

#13 - Planetary Analysis: Mercury

from Celestial Curiosities · host Celestial Curiosities

As Gemini season comes to an end, we must discuss Mercury, the Messenger of the Gods... All about connection & communication, language, thought, dissemination of information... We do our best to disseminate what we know and think of Mercury and its/his place in the astrology world, touching on: Greek, Roman & Egyptian mythology our charts, charts of people we know + a couple of well-known musicians with strong mercurial placements an herb to help with memory / sharpening the mind and whatever else came to mind. ;) ...all during a fun thunderstorm and super rainy day! - For our first year, each episode will follow the astrological calendar and focus on a different concept as our main theme. Our goal is for these themes to build on each other, creating a living library of astrological sparks or knowledge and curious confabulation about the celestial realm. We’ll weave in elements of personal evolution, herbalism, and a look at a chart that aligns with whatever topic we’re looking into that day. Thanks for being here, aaandd… Stay Curious! - Book links from this episode: ⁠The Kybalion - Hermetic Philosophy⁠ by The Three Initiates ⁠The Book of Air⁠ by Steven Forrest

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