The Planets and their Correspondences. Of the planets that are currently known in the solar system, the following were known to ancient civilisations, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn.
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Thursday, 22 August 2019

The Planets

The Planets

The Planets

The Celestial Bodies Known To The Ancients where Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. The Sun and the Moon were also amongst the heavenly bodies, studied by the ancients.

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The Sun

The Sun

The Sun, the giver of life, plays an important role in the ancient civilisations. Many of the worlds primitive people's regarded the sun as a deity.

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Mercury

Mercury

The Ancients and modern astrologers, consider Mercury to be neutral, it is neither masculine nor feminine, positive nor negative.

Mercury »

Mars

Mars

Mars is the fourth planet from the Sun and the seventh largest. In Roman mythology Mars was the god of war.

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Jupiter

Jupiter

Jupiter is fifth from the Sun and the largest. Jupiter was called the "Greater Benefic" by the Ancients, an extremely positive influence.

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The Moon

The Moon

The closest astral body to the Earth, has had the most profound influences on mankind than any of the other heavenly bodies. The moon provided ancient man with their first calendar.

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Venus

Venus

Venus is the second planet from the Sun, the Ancients called Venus the Lesser Benefic, named after the Roman goddess of love and beauty.

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Saturn

Saturn

Saturn is perhaps the best known and recognized astronomical object by picture. Chronos, the Greek name for Saturn, is the father of time.

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Planetary Hours

Planetary Hours

Planetary Hours: The Planetary Hours is an ancient system in which each of the seven days is ruled by and recieves influences from a certain planet.

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Magic Folk

Magic Folk

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Aeclectic Tarot

Aeclectic Tarot

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