Podcast

The discussion today introduces Sedna, a distant dwarf planet named after the Inuit sea goddess. It explains Sedna’s astronomical significance due to its remote, highly elliptical orbit and the questions it raises about the solar system’s formation. The discussion then explores Sedna’s metaphysical meanings, drawing parallels between the goddess’s myth of transformation and resilience and…

  The discussion today focuses on the magical and healing properties of herbs. The article specifically discusses anise, detailing its history, physical and emotional health benefits, and how it can be used in magic and spiritual practices. The Discussion offers an in-depth exploration of anise’s symbolism across various traditions, including its association with specific angels,…

This discussion  explores the dwarf planet Haumea, highlighting its unusual rugby ball shape caused by rapid rotation. This quick spinning is metaphysically linked to themes of swift change and adaptability. Named after the Hawaiian goddess of childbirth and fertility, Haumea’s energy is also associated with new beginnings, creativity, and the nurturing of ideas. Its two moons, Hiʻiaka and…

This Discussion today explores the metaphysical significance of the dwarf planet Makemake, discovered in 2005 and named after the Rapa Nui creator god. The text suggests that Makemake’s energy may inspire creativity, innovation, and the breaking of boundaries, aligning with its status as a non-traditional planetary body. It also highlights a connection to indigenous wisdom and the…

This discussion explores Quaoar, a trans-Neptunian dwarf planet, linking its astronomical properties to metaphysical interpretations. Named after a Tongva creation deity, Quaoar is seen as symbolic of creation and harmony, reflecting the god’s bringing order through song and dance. Its position in the Kuiper Belt suggests a threshold to deeper understanding, while its long orbit encourages patience. The…

The discussion today is the Vernal Equinox and its historical, astronomical, and astrological meaning. The spring equinox, around late March, has historically been considered the start of the year by numerous cultures and belief systems. This celestial event, where day and night are nearly equal, signifies renewal and balance. Ancient Persians celebrated Nowruz, while Romans began…

Mercury retrograde is an astrological phenomenon where the planet Mercury appears to move backwards in the sky, traditionally associated with disruptions in communication, travel, and technology. Originating from ancient astronomical observations and Roman mythology, this period, occurring several times a year, has permeated popular culture, often humorously depicted in media. While lacking scientific validation, its…

This discussion explores the spiritual significance of a Blood Moon Eclipse in Pisces. It suggests the event heightens intuition and provides an opportunity for introspection, urging individuals to examine emotions and release burdens. The discussion advocates for healing relationships, embracing compassion, and expressing creativity to harness the eclipse’s transformative energy. Grounding practices are recommended to balance sensitivity, while…

The discussion today explores the mythical Blue Dragon as a symbol of wisdom and clarity.  The hosts find  the dragon’s influence is associated w with the Worm Moon of March, suggesting this period enhances critical thinking. The Blue Dragon is believed to clear indecision and facilitate problem-solving, guiding individuals towards informed decisions. Connection with the dragon…