The Temple of #Antinous will hold an online ceremony to celebrate the #Equinox and to commemorate the Sacred Boar Hunt on Sunday March 23rd at 12:00 noon Hollywood California time. The ceremony will be held on Zoom. Here is the Zoom link:
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/85384085970 23 March
#Antinous as a priest of #Attis wears diadem with plaques of Attis & #Jupiter. At the #Equinox, #Attis dies #cismale, and is reborn reborn #transgender. #AntoniusSubia says: "Attis severed his own testicles and died, but did not die." Full report here: https://antinousstars.blogspot.com/2025/03/antinous-attis-dies-and-is-reborn.html
At the March #Equinox we weep for slain #Adonis, gored in the groin by #Mars (in the guise of a boar) in jealous rage over #Venus' desire for the handsome mortal. #Antinous oft likened to Adonis, Classical ideal of male beauty. https://antinousstars.blogspot.com/2025/03/we-mourn-death-of-antinous-adonis.html Statue: Hermitage
Flowers for today because we need them.
Happy spring equinox!
@alchemistsstudio.bsky.social@bsky.brid.gyThe song of the frogs in Spring is my inspiration for this vessel. Mist-kissed dawn, a hush so sweet, Frog-song hums where waters meet. Petals wake in golden light, Spring’s soft whisper, fresh and bright. What do you find inspiring about Spring? #spring #equinox #worldfrogday
"Equinox" teableau for 03/20/25
"Night and Day...
Day and Night"
Today is the Equinox.
Taking a few moments to find some inner balance and cultivate equilibrium will help us keep going for the long haul.
blessings — Thorn
Happy vernal/autumnal equinox, lovely people.
The season of change is upon us. May our seedlings blossom and usher in the world we want to see.
For #spring, my little snowdrop. It glows softly (there's a light in the flower), but its glow is best seen at night. See the second pic for a bit of the glow.
I haven’t shared much about this piece yet - maybe because it’s a little different from my usual embroidery work. But I like how delicate it turned out.
Spring has officially sprung. But #equinox aside, how do we tell the season is here? Hugh Aldersey-Williams looks at Robert Marsham’s Indications of Spring (1789), a lifelong calendrical project by Britain’s first phenologist — https://publicdomainreview.org/essay/from-snowdrop-to-nightjar/
@Byronrabbit@mastodon.thirring.orgHappy first day of Spring (or Fall)! #ThumperThursday #RabbitsOfMastodon #HouseRabbit #equinox #BunniesOfMastodon
It's the first day of Spring! A season of growing green and beautiful blossoming colors, just how The Confused Greenies of Players' Patchwork Theatre Company like it!
Sometime this Spring we anticipate taking our "Adoration on Arcadia" outdoors to a park or woods to fully embrace a natural setting for our first commedia dell'arte pastorale!
Before i fell and sprained my ankle yesterday (much less painful but still quite swollen, dr. appointment this evening) we did manage to find this yard full of crocuses, which was super cool!
"Nature of Things and Stuff" - Jim Guthrie (Disasterpeace remix) 
@wplalonde@lgbtqia.spaceHappy equinox!
On yesterday's neighborhood walk, there was a lawn just covered with early crocuses (𝘊𝘳𝘰𝘤𝘶𝘴 𝘵𝘰𝘮𝘮𝘢𝘴𝘪𝘯𝘪𝘢𝘯𝘶𝘴):
