it's possible to live

Maybe nobody but me ever even wondered about this, but I'm always on the look out for hints about Roger and Luffy's dream, and this line seems to imply that the dream is something that can be fulfilled even after death

Assuming of course that Gaban is talking about THAT dream and not just a different dream of Roger's, maybe one that he came up to replace his original dream or something idk. But I'd like to think that Oda wouldn't throw that wording around so lightly.

And I'd like to believe that Roger's dream can still be fulfilled, even though he's gone. Just like Hiruluk's.

I did wonder about this, about whether Roger really did fail to fulfill his dream in the end. But what if it's something that Luffy can still fulfill for the both of them? In that case Roger didn't fail, his success will just be posthumous

Japanese wording below:

"Beneath The Golden Willow"

so let's discuss an intriguing subject. how the sign crossover from Sagittarius to Capricorn directly overlooks Gemini-Cancer. this axis during ingress, activates only two nakshatras and for no more than 6 degrees: Uttara Ashadha and Punarvasu.

We move from teacher to authority, simultaneously from student to home builder. One side of the pendulum asks us to stay home, protect the land and support the mother; while the other demands that we leave our comfort zone and strive with resilience in public. There's an epic movie currently running in theatres surrounding this theme.

(Matt Damon's Atmakaraka is his Uttara Ashadha Moon, situated in his ♐ 12H)

The Odyssey was released in cinema the very same day sun ingressed into cancer punarvasu. What's not surprising is how the titular lead actor has a natal moon in uttara ashadha. The prominence of this axis does make me wonder if these were possibly Homer's placements too but that's probably wistful thinking on my part.

Anyways, this greek epic has withstood the test of time and ended up becoming a classic masterpiece in the western literary world. At it's core, this is a fable of a king's long voyage, victory at war and soulful yearning to return back home to his wife. The brutality of the world outside his homeland greatly define and transform him.

The motifs of the bow, the trojan horse, ruthlessly defeating the enemies at the cost of humanity, calypso's island, the oaken bed, reunion with father and son. All these easily fall in association with the specified nakshatras in this post.

(Kirk Douglas- Uttara Ashadha Lagna / Alessio Boni- Uttara Ashadha Moon)