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The Plutonion at Hierapolis is located in Capricorn with Sagittarius author: Ömerulusoy, ccbysa3.0

Plutos Gate between heaven an hell

Post author:Georg Stockhorst
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Post last modified:22/02/2023
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Plutos Gate between heaven an hell. The astrogeographical position of the Pluto Temple at Hierapolis (Pamukkale) in Sagittarius with Capricorn. Related articles: The Forbidden City in Beijing, St. Peter’s Basilica and Vatican City…

Scorpio as the sign of reptiles and the underground world

Post author:Georg Stockhorst
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Post last modified:17/10/2024
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Scorpio as the sign of reptiles and the underground world. Examples for the correspondence of Scorpio with the underground world. Related articles: The zodiac sign Scorpio in astrogeographical field study,…

Ruins of the Temple of Aphrodite at Aphrodisias located in Aquarius with Pisces photo:Brocken Inaglory license:GNU/FDL

Aphrodite`s Temples and Birth Place in astrology

Post author:Georg Stockhorst
Post category:Astrogeography Astrology Events and Places Greek Mythology History Institutions and Places magical places Religion Sculptures Temples Travelling Venus
Post last modified:22/02/2023
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Aphrodite`s birth place and the ancient temple at Aphrodisias - The legend of Aphrodite`s birth as delivered by Hesiod (ca.750 BC) reveals her relation to the astrogeographical constellation of the temple site best: when taking over the rule over the world Cronos the son of Gaia and Uranus, in an act of castration chopped off his father`s genitals and threw them into the sea. Aphrodite (aphros=foam) was born in the splashing ocean the moment Uranus` genitals and semen fell into the sea at Petra tou Romiou near Paphos, Cyprus. Homer (ca.850 BC) records a slightly different but not necessarily older version in which Dione and Zeus are parents to Aphrodite.