#magic square series

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The One within the Eye...

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In Vedic astrology, natives of the Purva Bhadrapada nakshatra have many unique talents, which include blacksmithing and other areas in the metal industry, as well as arcane knowledge of sorcery and black magic. When it is in the vicinity of Rahu, the ancient serpent's head, its skills are glorified manifold with burning intensity and passion.

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In Vedic astrology, the Ārdrā nakshatra is symbolized by either a teardrop or diamond, and at other times as a single eye. It is ruled by Rahu, a shadow planet that is depicted as the head of the ancient serpent-demon Svarbhānu, and has smoke blue as its color. Its god is Rudra-Shiva, a destroyer archetype associated with emotional depth.

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Today, I have published my lengthy analysis of a core theme in The Rings of Power, mainly on Sauron’s character. Following an introductory gifset, it consists of three parts, with the first one exploring parallels between him and a certain ancient deity. This one has 3 segments to it, due to tumblr’s character count limitations. Following this is an exploration of the Magic Square of Saturn, which also feature aspects of this occult tradition that overlaps with Sauron’s personality. It has 2 segments. And finally, there is also an exploration of another magic square, belonging to Rahu. It has 3 segments. I have compiled a list with hyperlinks to easily access these publications, in recommended viewing order from 1 to 4.

Introductory gifset

TROP analysis: Sauron’s character

Magic Square of Saturn

Magic Square of Rahu

Over the next few weeks, I will be uploading various versions of the Magic Square series that feature the same gifs without the numbers within the squares, as well as wide-cropped gifs of the same content, both with and without the numbers. I will also be uploading photo collages of these squares, with and without the numbers. Tags to these posts are accessible via a link in my bio that is titled ‘Magic Square Series.’ As for a quick access to this very post, it is also accessible in my bio via the tag ‘Sauron Analysis.’

I sincerely hope you enjoy.

All Hail the Eye!