Sleep—the Twin Brother of Death
Hypnos enters the sleep of mortals and, at the bidding of the Olympians, gives them dreams of foolishness or inspiration, depending on the individual and their divine protectors or enemies.
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Devaki (divine)
Mother goddess. Hindu (Epic and Puranic).
Jade:
Strengthens heart, kidneys, immune system. Helps cleanse blood. Increases longevity and fertility. Aids eye disorders and female problems. Powerful emotional balancer. Radiates divine, unconditional live. Clarity, modesty, courage, justice, wisdom. Peaceful and nurturing. Dispels negativity.
The Empress by Charly
Beautiful Mother Divine
Creator of the highest and noble
Beauty builder of raw creation
Project of wonder to finishing
She is love to inspire in nature
Born of the elements to complete
Finesse and delicate maker of
Tiny and wonderous design.
She comes to form content
Give fine shape to the world
Dance and whirl and dazzle
Light focus of the ultimate beauty
Natural creation lifts the imagination
Imagination the pouring cup from our eyes
Our eyes mirrors of wonderous
Universal beauty untold
And we the voice inquisitive speaking
Bearing fruit from trees unknown
Given forth abandoned from what source
We know not but confirmed limitless
Universal darkness full of light unseen
No end to birth coming forth
No limit to possible form
Contents unseen and undetermined
We but brushes painting
We but canvass unrolling
Beautiful Artist Divine
Mother ever inventing…
Enochian Yoga
by Gerald and Betty Scheuler
The word Yoga means “to unite” or “to yoke together.” The ultimate goal of Yoga is to unite the personal self with the spiritual Self, the human with the divine. The goal of Magick (or at least of High Magick) is also to unite the personal self with the spiritual Self (which Enochian Magick calls the Holy Guardian Angel). Thus the aims of Yoga and Magick are identical.
The Doctrine of Signatures as fingerprint of the Divine
by Anja Heij
Researching substances in laboratories is a modern way of trying to understand the universe. The various components of a subject are taken apart, isolated and carefully studied.
This is contrary to the old days, where people would observe a complete plant, animal or mineral in its natural surroundings, to gain information on its characteristics.
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Goddess of the Sea
by Dr Alena Trckova-Flamee, Ph.D.
The Goddess of the Sea or Mistress of the Fishes has a very old origin in the Greek tradition. She appears already in the iconography of the Minoan and Mycenaean art, sometimes called by the scholars the Goddess of the Navigation or the Mother and Mistress of the sea creatures, a counterpart of the Mistress of the Animals. The shrines dedicated to the Sea Goddess existed in the Minoan seashore, where her religious cult and the marine festivals were probably celebrated. There is also a suggestion about a sea-journeying goddess in the boat with a shrine, who was represented on the Minoan golden rings. According to some hypotheses this traveling goddess had to give a divine protection around the whole Creta island.
Witch's Well 