Regulus

 

The name Regulus from the Latin word for king, reflect the ancient tradition of importance, in the celestial canapé.

Regulus is one of the brightest stars in the night known as Alpha Leoni's and seen as a Sickle that makes up the head of Leo.

In Arabic, it was referred to as Qalb al-Asad, “the heart of the lion.” 

The Persians called it Miyan, meaning “the Center,” and from the Vedas, the star is known as Maghā, which means “the Mighty one.”

Regulus Black from Harry Potter’s book or Star Trek is all reincarnated references to the bright star.

Interesting enough that this star is egg-shaped and fast spinning.

Our Sun turns herself in 27 days, while Regulus does that in 16 hours.

The purity of sunlight is considered the working of the soul through the solar plexus of a person and the delegation for harmony and character influence.

The Leo influences possess a strong sense of self and will that wants to be recognized by ambitious and aristocratic values.

Noble hearts with powerful emotion, seeking always for more attention, need to create a more philosophical outlook in life. 

The great actors and performers on the stage of life attract sensual allurements in the world of amusement and their mystical kingdoms.

The battle of pride and love sentiments are the status quo for this fixed fire.  Leo’s can become very dejected if they fail or do not succeed as much as they wish.

Traditions and loyalty are a sense of protection that has a profound lineage to preserve cultural purity.

In the Vedas and its spiritual worship syllabus, it is the liberation point in the heavens, as it can create victory with the masses.  

Winning the kingdom by loosing the soul are the subtle chronic discontentment, creating restlessness.

The spiritual crown is in-scripted in pure quality with the words,

‘’Beyond goodness is trueness’’.

Being in the service of the divine Crown, means that we each work for all.