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Goddess Robes ~
Aries: The Goddess in the Ruby Robe~ burning the Scent of Ambrosia Nectar~ ruling the Laboratory of Fire, Iron, and Light at the end of the spectrum
Taurus: The Goddess in the Blue Robe with the Golden Jewellery~ burning the Scent of Roses ~ruling the Laboratory of Divine Instruments and Cosmic Choirs
Gemini: The Goddess in the Daisy Yellow Robe with variations in hues a symbol of scholarly advancement~ burning the Scent of Cinnamon and Apple~ ruling from the Laboratory of Hieroglyphs and the Universal Mind
Cancer: The Goddess in the Silver Robe ~burning the Scent of Honey~ ruling from the Laboratory of Magic and Generation
Leo: The Goddess in the Golden Robe~ burning the Scent of Frankincense~ ruling from the Laboratory of The Cosmic Heartbeat that echoes through every heart and star like a drum
Virgo: The Goddess in the Emerald Robe ~burning the Scent of White Sandalwood~ ruling from the Laboratory of Healing and Cosmic Curatives
Libra: The Goddess in the Sea Green Robe~ burning the Scent of Apples, Mint and Grape~ ruling from the Laboratory of Cardinal Signs and the 4-points of Astrology
Scorpio: The Goddess in the Crimson Robe~ burning the Scent of Pomegranate~ ruling from the unknown Laboratory that practices to protect children on earth from dark spirits
Sagittarius: The Goddess in the Aquamarine Robe~ burning the Scent of Aloe ~ruling from the Laboratory of Akashic Memories
Capricorn: The Goddess in the Black Robe dyed of the Night Sky ~burning the scent of Lotus Flower and Pine ~ruling from the Laboratory of Alchemy and Cosmic Law
Aquarius: The Goddess in the Aquamarine Robe~ burning the scent of Ambrosia ~ruling from the Laboratory conserving the Great Doctrines and Lost Teachings of Atlantis
Pisces: The Goddess in the Violet Robe ~burning a secret and unknown scent resembling lavender, salt and sugar ~ruling from the Laboratory of Lost and Secret Teachings of Lemuria
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