Category: Asteroids
Planet Ceres & The Dark Triad
Dark goddess Ceres was discovered in Sicily in 1801. The new planet was named after the Roman grain goddess because of her close mythological and cult connections to... Read More
Planet Pluto
When Pluto was born into our consciousness talkie films had just started, TV had just been invented and even the very first computer had been developed. The mass media gave us... Read More
Asteroid Cybele
Cybele is an earth mother goddess with a twist, she is a rather colourful character depicted as an exotic foreigner arriving on a chariot drawn by roaring lions... Read More
Asteroid Pythia
Pythia was the name given to the priestesses who served at the oracle of Delphi. To make their prophesies the Pythia would sit on a golden tripod gazing into a bowl of water... Read More
Asteroid Hylonome
Asteroid Hylonome 10370 was a female centaur in Greek mythology. Hylonome was heartbroken and killed herself when her beloved partner, the centaur Cyllarus was killed in battle. She... Read More
Asteroid Hekate
What could asteroid Hekate signify astrologically? Our first thoughts would tend to associate it with witchcraft, but looking deeper into Hekates’ mythology, we find much more than just the stereotypical warty... Read More
Asteroid Artemis
Artemis is the Greek goddess of hunting, forests, mountains and animals. If Artemis is found to be prominent in a chart, then the subject may find that they are perfectionists and are very choosy...
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Minor Planet Chaos
Minor Planet Chaos by Darkstar Astrology. Chaos was discovered on November 19 1998. For it’s meaning the first thing we think of is disruption and the world falling apart.
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Asteroid Atropos
Atropos is the third dark aspect of the three fates. She is the cutter of the cord of life and her Roman equivalent is Morta, Italian for death.So very final then! “Her position in the birth chart shows how and where we bring our fate to it’s inevitable conclusion and how we cut the life thread when we experience endings, loss, closure and death.”[1]
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