Argo Navi constellation
Arnavayāna mandala – Nau – Maganda-anna (ship of the canal of heaven) – Argo-navis, the bright ship – El Sefina. The Ship of the Heavens – constellation Argo Navi.
Alpha – Canopus – Māna – Agastya (Presser of oceans) – Merigious(the ground star) – Kanobos – Kārbana – Manya – Māndārya.
Beta – Kapila. Kapila-dhārā of the Akasa-ganga milky stream in its western quarter brought down to Earth by the sporadic red lustre of this star. – Marichā – Maia – Miyah, waters.
Carina constellation
The keel of Argo.
Alpha – Canopus, the pilot.
Beta – Miaplacidus (placid waters) – Maia.
Epsilon – Avior.
Iota – Scutulum (little shield) – Tureis – Turris, tower/buckler.
Stars at Sidereal Zodiac Degree
Canopus
21°07’ Gemini
– Alpha Carina. The pilot of Argo Navi, The ship of the heavens. Mana from heaven. The ancient sage Agastya from the Indian pantheon. Suhail, in the Arabic mansions.
Tureis
17°32’ Cancer
– Iota Carina. The little shield. Or the buckler on the stern of the ship.
Avior
29°17’ Leo
– Epsilon Carina. The keel of the ship Argo Navi.
Foramen
28°17’ Virgo
– Eta Carina. A temple star, also associated with mythic Oannes, lord of the waves.
Miaplacidus
8°06’ Libra
– Beta Carina. Maia. Also associated with goddess Minerva.
Puppis constellation
The deck of Argo.
Zeta – Naos, ship.
Xi – Asmidiske (little shield).
Azmidiske
12°11’ Cancer
– Xi Puppis. – The stern of the ship Argo Navi, ship of the heavens.
Naos
24°42’ Cancer
– Zeta Puppis. The deck of the ship Argo Navi. Naos means ship.
Pyxis constellation
The compass of Argo.
Vela constellation
Velorum – the sails of Argo.
Gamma – Suhail – Regor (Roger).
Kappa – Markab (ship).
Lambda – Sohail.
Phi – Tseen ke (Heaven’s record).
Alsuhail
17°20’ Leo
– Lambda Vela – The balancing of the weight on the the stern of the ship of the heavens, Argo Navi.
Markeb
5°02’ Virgo
– Kappa Vela. The buckler in the sail of Argo Navi.
Pictor constellation
Chitra-patu Mandala – Painter/Easel.
Nebucula major
Abhra Mandala.
Lynx constellation
Vana-mārjāra Mandala.
A coat of quotes and passing poetry
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In this illimitable world,
knowledge in the wonder that is known.
Holding up as it were, a mirror of consciousness.
The reflection to appear, the beauteous bear.
The in-between and unbeknownst, another’s view of perception.
Hallows a smile of acceptance, to wear and revere.
(Art an original sketch of Saint John the Baptist by Leonardo Da Vinci. With a little starlight added to it.)
"Illimitable