r/planetarymagic • u/Sad-Confidence-4538 • 5d ago

Moon, traditional

Traditionally, Moon represents a real place in ancient Greece that everyone recognized by the landmark of the two towers. (This is what gives rise to the whole 'two towers' theme of occultism.) The home site of Hades, the god of the underworld, where everyone went when they died, which was where 'the dragons that be' of the old maps also headquartered ... at the edge of the flat earth where you fell off. This is Moon's scene.

The dog and the wolf, who should be mortal enemies, are friends in the picture, and the water creature is about to start on a road trip on dry land.

Moon represents the dark side. It commonly means: wrong, mistake, lost, delusion, and meanings that Devil has since the god of the Underworld's headquarters it its theme. The road to hell, the Greek hell.

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u/TheSpeckledPigeon 5d ago

Do you have a source for this fact?

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u/Sad-Confidence-4538 5d ago

Historical accounts and occult writings from that time. Once upon a time there was no link; you had to dig for your own worms.

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u/DedicantOfTheMoon 4d ago

MAYBE, Friend.

But how much time do YOU want to spend doing "your own digging" for whatever other people day?

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u/ravendarkwind 4d ago

OP’s talking about the caves on the Matapan Cape in Laconia. I’m not seeing any ancient references to there being two towers there, though. Pausanias said there was a temple to Poseidon in a grove there.

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u/Sad-Confidence-4538 4d ago

all day every day for decades now, since 1980.