Humania: Vesta

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Friday, December 21, 2012

In the Northern Hemisphere, nature is sleeping. The leaves have fallen and the ground is frost-hard. Here at England's navel, dusk is a...

As you probably know, Oxford is a World Heritage Site. There's Radcliffe Camera, the Sheldonian Theatre, Broad Street, St Giles... all b...

The idea of a deity who reigns in the kitchen, blessing and protecting the household, is common all the way around the globe. In China, he i...

Shivashakti - male and female energies combine in one body. The asteroids – Ceres, Juno, Vesta and Pallas, named for four of the great godde...

La Grande Bouffe Vesta was the most widely worshipped deity in the Roman empire since every house had a shrine to her - the hearth itself. ...

A priestess of the goddess Vesta, "tutelary deity" to Capricorn. Here imagined by 19th century painter Lord Leighton. Capricorns...

As you know, there are seven heavenly bodies in traditional astrology. The boys - Sun, Mercury, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. The girls - Moon, ...