- Ancient World
- Great Pyramid of Giza
- Hanging Gardens of Babylon
- Statue of Zeus at Olympia
- Temple of Artemis
- Mausoleum of Halicarnassus
- Colossus of Rhodes
- Lighthouse of Alexandria
- New
- Giza Pyramid Complex, Egypt
- Chichen Itza, Mexico
- Christ the Redeemer, Brazil
- Colosseum, Italy
- Great Wall of China, China
- Machu Picchu, Peru
- Petra, Jordan
- Taj Mahal, India
apr 21 2010 ∞
apr 21 2010 +
- Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio
- Vincent van Gogh
- Salvador Dalí
- Gianlorenzo Bernini
- Georgia O'Keeffe
- Andy Warhol
- Joseph Mallord William Turner
- H.R. Giger
- Henry Fuseli
- Caspar David Friedrich
- Wasily Kandinsky
dec 20 2009 ∞
jan 24 2010 +
- ANNAPURNA (F)
- BALRAMA/BALARAMA (M)
- symbol of strength, ideal man, protector from desires, symbol of duty, honesty and simplicity
- BHUVANESHWAR (F)
- queen of the Phenomenal World (Bhuvan)
- BRAHMA (M)
- of the Trimurti, creator
- four faces, old man, Brahmin
- DEVI (F)
- great mother goddess; creative force
- DURGA
- combats evil, rids the world of demons, d...
nov 11 2009 ∞
mar 24 2011 +
- ZEUS/JUPITER (JOVE)
- son of Cronus and Rhea
- supreme deity; sky (weather) men, oracles,
- married to Hera
- iconography: lighting bolt, eagle, oak(?), bull, scepter, cornucopia, aegis, ram, and lion
- children: Amphion, Ares, Athena, Apollo, Artemis, Aphrodite, Castor, Pollux Clytemnestra, Dionysus, Hebe, Hermes, Heracles, Helen, Hephaestus, Perseus, Minos, the Muses
- HERA/JUNO
- daughter of Cronus and Rhea
- queen of the gods; special protectiveness of marriage and women, war; created the Milky Way
- married to Zeus
nov 10 2009 ∞
apr 28 2010 +
- OCEANUS (M) + TETHYS (F)
- HYPERION (M) + THEIA (F)
- light/brightness
- children:
- Eos: the dawn
- Helios: the sun
- Selene: the moon
- COEUS/POLUS (M) + PHOEBE (F)
- wisdom in myth
- children:
- Leto/Latona: mother of Artemis and Apollo
- Asteria: oracles, prophetic dreams, astrology, necromancy; mother of Hecate
- CRONUS/SATURN (M) + RHEA (F)
nov 10 2009 ∞
nov 11 2009 +
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- AGNI (M): fire, made the sun, filled the night sky with stars // shown with seven arms and a goat's head or as a red man with many arms and legs, riding a ram, belching and emitting light
- INDRA (M): king of the gods, god of sky, storms and thunderbolts
- MITRA (M): mediator between the gods and man; ruler of the day
- SOMA (M): moon god; sacred drink
- SURYA (M): sun god // dark red man with three eyeand four arms who rides in a chariot
- SANJINA (F): wife; name means conscience
- YAMA (M): son; god of the underworld - represents judgment by bringing happiness to the virtuous and righteous but bestowing suffering on sinners
- YAMI (F): daughter; twin of Yami who resist her temptations
mar 24 2011 ∞
mar 24 2011 +
- MEDUSA
- siblings: Stheno, Euryale
- children: Pegasus, Chrysaor
- CHARYBDIS and SCYLLA
- SATYR
- CENTAURS
- Chiron
- Nessos, and the rape of Hercules' second wife Deianira
- SPHINX
- NYMPHS
- naiads (water nymphs)
- dryads (tree nymphs)
- HARPIES
dec 20 2009 ∞
apr 28 2010 +
- THE FIRST TRIAD: HIGHEST TRIAD
- SERAPHIM
- six wings and four heads; pure light; shine so bright humans cannot see them
- guidance for humanitarian and planetary causes (love, light, fire, prevent negative energy from penetrating the divine
- Metatron
- CHERUBIM
- guidance for divine protection, knowledge, wisdom (boundless love, knowledge, guard light and stars, angels of harmony and wisdom)
- THRONES
- many-eyed ones
- guidance for relationships and planetary issues (create/sent/collect positive ener...
nov 12 2009 ∞
jan 24 2010 +
- THE MOIRAE (FATES): determine the course of human life
- Clotho: spun the thread of life
- Laschesis: held it to its fixed length
- Atropos: cut it off
- THE GRACES: enhanced the enjoyment of life by refinement and gentleness
- Aglaia: brilliance
- Euphrosyne: joy
- Thalia: bloom
- THE MUSES: memory and arts and sciences
- Calliope: epic poetry
- Clio: history
- Erato: love poetry
- Euterpe: lyric poetry/flute playing
- Melpomene: tragedy
- Polymnia: sacred poetry/pantomine
- Terpsichore: dance
nov 10 2009 ∞
nov 5 2010 +
- AITHER/AETHER: (M) upper sky, space, heaven; consort of Hemera
- ANANKE: (F) inevitability, compulsion, necessity; mate of Chronus
- EREBOS: (M) mist of darkness; consort of Nyx
- EROS PHANES/EROS PROTOGONOS: (vs. Eros of Aphrodite)(M) love
- GAIA: (F) Mother Earth
- HEMERA: (F) day; consort of Aether
- HYDROS: (M) water
- CHAOS/KHAOS: (M) lower air; mate of Ananke; from him all other airs were descended (Erebos, Nyx, Aether, Hemera)
- KHRONOS: (M) time; first to emerge at creation
- THE NESOI: islands
- NYX: (F) night; consort of Erebos
- OKEANOS: (M) river Okeanos
- OURANOS: (M) solid dome of heaven
- THE OUREA: mountains
nov 10 2009 ∞
apr 28 2010 +
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- TLALOC
- google eyes, fangs, serpent nose
- rain, water, agriculture, fertility
- QUETZALCOATL (M)
- feathered serpent
- creation, fertility, wind, patron of priesthood
- HUITZILOPOCHTLI (M)
- hummingbird
- war, patron god
- COATLICUE/TZITZIMITL (F)
- earth goddesses
- fed on human corpses
- COYOLXAUHQUI (F)
- leader of the star gods (Centzon Huitznahuas)
jan 24 2010 ∞
jan 25 2010 +
- CASTITAS vs. LUXURIA
- TEMPERANTIA vs. GULA
- temperance/self control vs. gluttony
- CARITAS vs. AVARITIA
- INDUSTRIA vs. ACEDIA TRISTITIA
- PATIENTIA vs. IRA
- HUMANITAS vs. INVIDIA
- HUMILITAS vs. SUPERBIA
nov 12 2009 ∞
jan 24 2010 +
- AMMUT (F)
- head of a crocodile, body of a lion and hindlegs of a hippopotamus
- devourer of the dead
- AMUN/AMEN/AMMON (M)
- crowned with ostrich feathers
- creation
- ANUBIS (M)
- son of Osiris and Nephthys
- jackal headed
- embalming/mummification
- ATON/ATEN
- sun disk with rays that ended in hands
- a form of Ra
- ATUM (M)
nov 11 2009 ∞
apr 28 2010 +
- ACHERON: river of pain
- ASPHODEL: indifferent and ordinary souls; wanderers
- COCYTUS: river of wailing
- ELYSIAN FIELDS: good and heroic souls (Christian heaven)
- EREBUS: where the dead had to pass immediately after dying
- LETHE (OBLIVION): a river of the Underworld, and who drank from it experienced complete forgetfulness
- PHLEGETHON: "stream of fire, which coils round the earth and flows into the depths of Tartarus" (Plato)
- STYX: boundary between Earth and the Underworld; Charon (Kharon)
- TARTARUS: dungeon of damned souls (Christian hell)
nov 10 2009 ∞
apr 28 2010 +
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