Tomb of Sennefer, also known as Tomb of the Vineyards, ca. 1427-1401 BC.

Sheikh Abd el-Qurna, Theban Necropolis.

Mehet-Weret

The head of the cow goddess Mehet-Weret, partly gilded and painted with resin, found in the Tomb of Tutankhamun.

Now in the Luxor Museum.

Saturn nakshatras = The slow death process. The rot. The decomposition.

Each one marks a different type of death but not necessarily physical. It is something internal: the death of a role, an identity, a belief, a desire.

• Pushya is the death of innocence and blind devotion. It’s the moment you realize tradition/mother can’t protect you but may go against you. The breast dries up. The nourishment stops. You either become the mother or you perish.

• Anuradha is the death of loyalty and illusion. The soulmate fantasy disintegrates. You find that even those who see you can’t always hold you. It’s the betrayal that peels off the final mask of what connection used to mean.

• Uttara Bhadrapada is the death of form itself. The ego collapses. The identity you wore your whole life becomes like a doll- something you carry but no longer live inside. This is the rotting of the flesh around the soul.

Then come the Mercury nakshatras = The moment of death. The crossing over.

Mercury, the messenger between worlds, presides over the last breath before the soul detaches. These nakshatras are liminal. The soul is weightless, unstuck but still aware of everything it’s leaving behind.

• Ashlesha is the final severing of emotional enmeshment from lineage, which is why these natives go through such a tough cycle releasing generational trauma.

• Jyeshtha is the last echo of ego and power and what solidifies them as their own person without outside affluence/influence.

• Revati is the uploading of soul consciousness into a new form, the final upgrade. The flesh completely dissolves.

Mercury nakshatras are the thresholds.

And then you return to the Ketu nakshatras = What remains. The ghost. The soul’s raw imprint.

There’s no identity here. Just essence before the birth of that comes through the Venus nakshatras. Ketu is thememory of what you were, and the seed of what you will become. You’re not yet a human but a pattern, a gene, karma, residue, and divinity in it’s most raw form.

• Ashwini: the raw will to move forward, rebirth as instinct and natural.

• Magha: the ancestral echo and going beyond the mother. The soul remembering it’s royalty.

• Mula: the root being pulled. The void. The truth/spirit of what always was and will be.

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It’s a full cycle:

Saturn shows what is dying in you.

Mercury delivers the death.

Ketu reveals what survived it.

Cravings on the ancient ruins of Angkor Wat in Cambodia

Put them around people that love them see how the eating, wickedness, sneaky behavior just stops

But saying eating everything in plain sight lol 😭

Notice how all the nakshatra who are associated with eating disorders deal with being uncomfortable