Let’s talk space rocks, folks. The placement and movement of planets and constellations in the birth chart offer insights ...

Given that the newsfeed these days reads like Yuval Noah Harari on a psychedelic trip, it’s understandable that a brilliant ...

1. Caecilia – Blind 2. Cassius – Empty, or vain 3. Claudia – Lame, or limping 4. Cornelia – Horn 5. Crispin – Curly-haired 6.

These Ancient Roman names have been carried by all manner of gods and goddesses, emperors, heroes and scoundrels. They evoke the many great struggles fought in war, the Colosseum, and the Senate.

In the myth, Persephone’s kidnapping and the fact that she eats the forbidden fruit of the Underworld causes the shift between the seasons, as Demeter mourns the six months she is separated from ...

Miraculous births of figures like Jesus, Horus, Heracles, and Alexander the Great are found in ancient myths across different ...

In her right hand, the female figure holds laurel leaves, which Roman priestesses and priests once used to purify spaces.

Cecrops, Athens’ first king, banned bloody sacrifices and reformed worship with laws, morality, and symbolic offerings.

Persephone became the queen of the underworld, and the myth came to symbolise the life-death-rebirth cycle through the changing seasons, as honoured at the Eleusinian rituals in ancient Greece.