Third circle The Bull (Taurus Constellation, visible in March)

The largest and most impressive painting in the famous Lascaux cave (France) is a Bull, dating back to 15 000 BC. Above it, a cluster of six floating points are said to possibly depict the Pleiades, the most visible cluster of stars in the Taurus constellation. The Taurus constellation is one of the largest and more prominent constellations in the Northern hemisphere, a point of reference for humanity since immemorial time.

How is the Bull resonating in our imagination and in our fantasies as we look up in the March sky? What are the qualities and powers that this animal carries, and how does it become a guiding symbol for us today? We will link what we know of this ancient constellation to its earthy animal counterpart, and explore personal ways to use its energies and resources.

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