MYTHOLOGICAL JUPITER
In Roman mythology, Jupiter (Zeus in Greek mythology) was the king of heaven and Earth and of all the Olympian gods. He was also known as the god of justice.
He was named king of the gods in the special meeting that followed his overthrow of the god Saturn (Cronus in Greek mythology) and the Titans. In the council of the gods that followed Saturn's overthrow, Jupiter was crowned Lord of Heaven and Earth and of all the gods.
Jupiter obtained his position by overthrowing Saturn.
He granted Neptune dominion over the Sea, and his other brother Pluto dominion over the underworld.
Jupiter's wife was Juno - Hera in Greek mythology - who was very jealous of the attention that Jupiter paid to other goddesses and women.
Jupiter's wife was Hera, who was very jealous of the attention that he paid to other goddesses and women. Jupiter would often disguise himself as a bird or animal in order to sleep with other women. Usually, when Hera found out about the affair, she would severely punish the woman. Although not often written about, Hera possessed great power. Those that made her angry paid the price.
If Europa has oceans - as many suspect - there is a theory that life could exist on Europa. Fishing for aliens
In metaphysics, there is a theory that life on European is connected to the dolphins on planet Earth. They supposedly communicate with each other by tones / frequencies.
Jupiter: Guide and Guru
Jupiter is the method each of us has for dealing with the laws of life, our Saturn or limitations. The Hindu word for Jupiter is Guru and this planet indicates our particular Dharma, the way we can solve the problems that confront us. Thus Jupiter has to do with our vocation, the way in which we can be successful.Jupiter is the light or path. The largest planet in the solar system, Jupiter represents the principles of growth and expansion.
- Improvements in education
- Healing of the ills of society
- Technical improvement
- Cleaning house
- Becoming more efficient overly worried or overwhelmed by details
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