A Meditative Moon Salutation

Surya Namaskar – How to do Sun Salutation with Steps

Learn the 12 poses of Surya Namaskar (Sun Salutation) for a leaner and healthier you. Step-by-step guide to this powerful yoga sequence. Read more.

The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress

It is a tale of revolution, of the rebellion of a forme…

Surya Namaskar: Guide To Sun Salutations For Students & Teachers

The sun salutation, or surya namaskar is a series of 12 yoga postures that are practiced in a sequence. Learn how to do it correctly & the benefits it provides.

musings of a sad, seraphic slut - heart and soul ♡

a peek inside the heart and brain of soul

theresa maria — thoughts and prayers

Get more from theresa maria on Patreon. thoughts and prayers. Support theresa maria and get exclusive access to their work.

What does it really mean to have a moment of insight? | Psyche Notes to Self

From art to science to love, the moment of insight happens when we see a likeness between different things

Still Moon Arts Society – Inspired & Connected

Still Moon Arts Society inspires vibrant and connected communities by creating artistic experiences and nurturing a passion for nature.

NASA: Artemis II

Artemis I will be the first in a series of increasingly complex missions to build a sustained human presence at the Moon for decades to come.

Beloved

At Beloved, we inspire, support, and nourish spiritual leaders who are creating new Jewish spaces of sacred belonging.

moonshotai (Moonshot AI)

Org profile for Moonshot AI on Hugging Face, the AI community building the future.

Moonwalk

Topped with bubbly and a hint of rosewater, this citrus-forward cocktail commemorates the lunar landing of Apollo 11.

Marathon’s med drone is for emotional support and, to a lesser extent, healing

A perma-smiling comfort on the cold surface of Tau Ceti IV

Artemis - NASA

The morning opened to the beat of “Working Class Heroes (Work)” by CeeLo Green as the Artemis II crew, now flying about 65,235 miles from the Moon, began preparations for their first test objective: an evaluation of the Orion Crew Survival System suit. The crew also heard a special message from Apollo astronaut Charlie Duke.

Face of a Bird, Legs of an Eagle: The Hybrid Venus in Medieval Texts of Image Magic and the So-Called Talisman of Catherine de’ Medici

This article examines the imagery of the goddess Venus in medieval sources of astrological magic, focusing on a zoomorphic hybrid Venus characterized by avian features. Furthermore, the article examines the transmission of this motif into early modern printed sources and talismans. The most renowned among surviving items related to the hybrid Venus is the 18th-century medallion known as Catherine de Medici’s talisman, depicting on one side a classical Venus figure, and on the other, a seated Jupiter alongside a hybrid with the head and feet of a bird. In previous scholarship it has been argued that the hybrid figure, interpreted as Venus, derives from Cornelius Agrippa and the medieval magical compendium Picatrix.    The study demonstrates that the same hybrid Venus appears in several other medieval sources predating Agrippa and independent of the Picatrix. These sources, explored in this article in detail, offer a new insight into the evolution of the zoomorphic Venus, providing a deeper understanding of the ways in which non-Christian and non-classical astrological iconography was transformed and found pathways within medieval literature. Based on the findings of this research, De sigillis attributed to Arnoldus Saxo, seems to provide the most direct model for depicting two distinct Venus figures within the same talisman. The article further argues that the avian hybrid Venus was a dynamic figure among non-classical hybrids, appearing in a relatively wide range of sources, including contexts where astrological hybrids were a rarity.