Horoscopes
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Aries
Luna • Hermes • Aphrodite • Sol • Ares • Jove • Kronos • Aries
Taurus first Decan | Tauro I Decanato
The Decans are an ancient 10-degree-based scheme of the zodiac that was implemented in the early scheme but were not used with the same saturation and hue as the medieval world, ignited their essence and took this scheme and added multi-cultural representations and emanations based on the lineage of sources they were handed down by the Hellenistic tradition.
Venus as Oshun: Planetary Folklore & Ritual Magic across Latinx culture and ancient world.
Exploring Oshun and the position of folk spirits that align with the planetary energy of Venus. Break down on Folk practices and how the celestial interwines with the practices of the people.
Divine Mother of Iron: Venus in the Third Decan of Aries | Aries III
Divine Mother of Iron: Venus in Aries III — explore the fierce chaos of Venus in the Third Decan of Aries. Unleash mythic mayhem, exile & commanding fire.
DECANS: ARIES II DECANTES: ARIES II
A ritual reflection on Aries season, solar sovereignty, and the turning of the wheel. Featuring Saint Expedite offerings for swift change, clarity, and support in your most timely intentions — crafted in collaboration with Every Day Magic.
DECANS: ARIES I DECANTES: ARIES I
Discover Aries Decan I on ClaimedParadise—an in-depth astrological guide by Edwin Martinez exploring the ancient, mythic roots of Aries (March 21–30). Uncover Egyptian decans, Hellenistic symbolism, and the sovereign, fiery energy that marks the beginning of the zodiac.
Luna Nueva: Cumbre del Annapurna - The summit to Annapurna
Horoscope and musings on the new moon in Aquarius with a deep dive on a tale that exemplifies these Saturnian themes
Luna llena en Cancer - The river of blood.
We meet on the heels of a full moon in the sign of cancer. Where the waters are rushing forth with red hues being turned into abstract patterns representing the human nervous system. Many paths, links, and directions all lead us back to the heart.
El oro, incienso y mirra del Jíbaro
Today, as we celebrate Three Kings' Day, we not only honor the wise men who brought gold, frankincense, and myrrh, but also the cultural resistance that has endured throughout the centuries, despite attempts to erase our identity. This holiday reflects the deep connection we have with the cosmos, with our indigenous roots, and with the resistance that remains alive in the ongoing struggle for our cultural and political autonomy.