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| Keywords Visionary Healer Psychic Progressive Intense Good-hearted Indignant Flamboyant Dismissive Martyr |
| Mythology Aesclepius the Healer a.k.a Imhotep |
| Ruling Planet Chiron |
| Colors Gold Purple Turquoise |
| Part of the Body Lymphatic & Adrenal Systems |
Ophiuchus has always been acknowledged as the thirteenth sign
of the zodiac by astronomers and select astrologers throughout
time. The constellation has been attributed to the myth of baby
Hercules killing the snakes sent to kill him by Hera/Juno.
Ophiuchus is also the constellation attributed to Aesclepius the
healer, also known as Imhotep the Egyptian high priest, healer
and mystic.
According to mythology, Ophiuchus was trained by Chiron in the
healing and mystical arts. Chiron, the Wounded Healer, is the
ruler of this sign. Juno, the asteroid associated with the Hercules
myth would be in fall in this sign. Ceres, the Earth Mother
goddess of cycles, time, flora and fauna would be placed in
exaltation here. Pluto, the jealous competitor of Aesclepius would
be in detriment in this sign.
As a healer and mystic, Ophiuchus would rule over the lymphatic
and adrenal systems that aid in keeping the body in balance.
The colors of Ophiuchus are associated with healing,
transformation and spectral alignment; gold, purple and
turquoise respectively.
The symbol for Ophiuchus used on this site was channeled and
created by Michael. The basis comes from the symbol of the
snake and staff as well as the cartouche of Imhotep. The zig-zag
line with the hook is the snake. The three points of the snake
representing the pyramids of Egypt and the roots of Ophiuchus
as Imhotep. The center line is the staff. The hooked top is the
head of the snake and is the crook found in the hieroglyphs of
Imhotep's name.
of the zodiac by astronomers and select astrologers throughout
time. The constellation has been attributed to the myth of baby
Hercules killing the snakes sent to kill him by Hera/Juno.
Ophiuchus is also the constellation attributed to Aesclepius the
healer, also known as Imhotep the Egyptian high priest, healer
and mystic.
According to mythology, Ophiuchus was trained by Chiron in the
healing and mystical arts. Chiron, the Wounded Healer, is the
ruler of this sign. Juno, the asteroid associated with the Hercules
myth would be in fall in this sign. Ceres, the Earth Mother
goddess of cycles, time, flora and fauna would be placed in
exaltation here. Pluto, the jealous competitor of Aesclepius would
be in detriment in this sign.
As a healer and mystic, Ophiuchus would rule over the lymphatic
and adrenal systems that aid in keeping the body in balance.
The colors of Ophiuchus are associated with healing,
transformation and spectral alignment; gold, purple and
turquoise respectively.
The symbol for Ophiuchus used on this site was channeled and
created by Michael. The basis comes from the symbol of the
snake and staff as well as the cartouche of Imhotep. The zig-zag
line with the hook is the snake. The three points of the snake
representing the pyramids of Egypt and the roots of Ophiuchus
as Imhotep. The center line is the staff. The hooked top is the
head of the snake and is the crook found in the hieroglyphs of
Imhotep's name.
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| May 2011 |
