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The copyright date of Richard Avedon's Nastassja Kinski and the Serpent is 1981, coinciding with the Neptunian transit of constellation Ophiuchus the Serpent Holder. |
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| NASTASSJA KINSKI AND THE SERPENT PHOTOGRAPHED BY RICHARD AVEDON | |
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Music/Poetry
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the Kingdom of Morrison James Douglas (Jim) Morrison was an Ophiuchus born 12/08/1943 at 11:55 AM at Melbourne Florida.
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| Best known as the leading member of the late 1960's to early 1970's rock group The Doors, Jim Morrison lived life on the edge for a short time here, testing the limits of the social structure to accept dark concepts and see them as beautiful. His innate knowledge of the nature of the serpent was profound. He was a driving force during the Viet Nam War era, a time when children raised their voices in protest and demonstrated for peace and love. With an IQ of 149, he was at heart a poet. A teacher and light bringer, he showed us the true nature of the darkness inside our own fearful minds as he shined the stage lights on it for all who cared to see. He left behind him a corpus of graphic literary pictures of his perception of life and his place in it. Today a cult of followers of all ages have kept him immortal so that we could look back on him today and see an image of Ophiuchus the Serpent Holder as he might have appeared during the socio-political turmoil of the United States in the 1960's and 70's. "Ride the Snake." No fear. "When you make peace with authority, you become an authority." "This is the end, my only friend, the End." Death is just one of the Doors of Perception. | |
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James Nathan Muir, Greer AZ "Caduceus", recognized as a universal medical symbol, in this bronze representation by James N. Muir has become and Angel of Healing bringing love and peace upon the earth and all of its inhabitants. She is 12 feet high with a 9-foot wing span and includes fountain capabilities. "My goal is to see these "Seven Ladies on Seven Continents" transcending individual differences to become a unifying symbol for the universal kinship of humanity and all creation in a physical metaphor representing the spiritual connection between all things. To help bring the healing power of love into the earth, ushering in a new era of Peace." |
| "Asclepius" 1964 Harry Whitehorse Art, Madison, WI |
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