Aldebaran – Eye of the Bull
The Royal Stars of
Persia refer to four particular stars – Antares, Aldebaran, Regulus and
Fomalhaut – each one guarding one of the four compass points of the heavens.
All four Royal Stars are connected with the supreme Persian deity Ahura Mazda,
(shown left) father of Spenta Mainyu, beneficent spirit, and Angra Mainyu, the
destructor. Each star promises glory, achievement and success but each star
only gives this glory if the dark destructor can be avoided.
Aldebaran is a bright
red star in the sky in the southern eye of the constellation Taurus, The Bull.
It was seen as the god Mithra, or Ahura
Mazda, the slayer of the Cosmic Bull. As well, Mithra was a warrior king who
also held the title ‘lord of contracts’. He considered all exchanges were sacred and in overseeing
the business of his followers, insisted on their honesty and purity or else
they would be condemned to an ordeal of fire. From these ancient beliefs
and customs we can extrapolate a more current and present-day meaning regarding
success, for Aldebaran, in keeping with all the Royal Stars, promises the
attainment of one’s goals but only, in this case, by maintaining moral integrity.
http://zyntara.com/the-royal-stars-of-persia-a-focus-on-aldebaran/
In the previous post, I mentioned that that one important theme highlighted by the November lunar eclipse is symbolized by the combination Neptune/Kronos:
Neptune/Kronos:
Subterfuge employed in a reach for leadership.

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