antimony

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"Dr. Marc-Alexander Fluks" wrote:
> * Note that in astrology, the Earth is not a planet. The alchemy
>    symbol for Antimony (AntiMoon), the 'planetairy metal' of the
>    Earth, is identical to the astronomy symbol for the Earth.

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monks. Oops.
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"Dr. Marc-Alexander Fluks" wrote:

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