(Greek mythology) a woman who was turned into a kingfisher.
1 The story of Ceyx and Alcyone is beautifully told in Ovid, Met.
2 You know that the sun and all its planets are revolving around the star Alcyone .
3 The sun is the centre of a solar globe of ether, revolving in prana around Alcyone .
4 And she does not mean the upper globes in the stellar system of Alcyone and its companions.
5 One of the medium sized worlds that revolve around Alcyone sustains the shortest lived human beings of our universe.
6 Already Alcyone begins to fade.
7 The seven Pleiades had names given to them, and they are Alcyone , Merope, Celæno, Electra, Sterope, Taygete, and Maia.
8 Necessarily, all our prana is of this kinetic kind, and our earth a minor detail of it in the Alcyone globe.
9 Orpheus tried to bring back Eurydice to please himself, not her, and Alcyone 's suicide was of no possible use to Ceyx.
10 There are other solar globes beside ours circling around Alcyone , and we have been considering only our own solar globe of ether.
11 In the great manasic globe this earth of ours is a minute village of Helios (sun) county, in the state of Alcyone .
12 Besides, the One Life is in teacher and taught, as Alcyone reminds us, and to that Life, which is Divine, all things are possible.
13 What indeed is the whole of this our tiny planet compared with Alcyone - 1,000 times larger than our central sun!
14 ALCYONE , or HALCYONE, in Greek mythology, daughter of Aeolus and wife of Ceyx.
15 Silent the season, sad alcyone
16 Alcyone is the centre of a stellar globe of prana revolving in manasa around the central and hidden sun of the great manasic globe.
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