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	Sedna - Crystalinks
		Sedna is described as a cold planetoid, perhaps as large as two-thirds the size of Pluto.
		Sedna was discovered during a survey conducted with the Samuel Oschin telescope at Palomar Observatory near San Diego, California (USA) and was observed within days on telescopes from Chile, Spain, and the USA (Arizona, and Hawaii).
		Sedna's discoverers (like others) call it a planetoid, but because the two objects are similar in size and composition, a permanent decision to classify Sedna as a planetoid could re-open questions about whether Pluto should also bear that classification.
	www.crystalinks.com /sedna.html (2067 words)

	Secret Knowledge
		Sedna is (so far) the unofficial name of an object in the outer reaches of the solar system named after the goddess, Sedna.
		In Inuit mythology, Sedna is a sea goddess and master of the animals, especially mammals such as seals, of the ocean.
		Sedna is also the adversary on the children's cartoon Inuk which follows the story of a young Inuit boy.
	www.crystalinks.com /sedna2.html (1128 words)

	Sedna (deity)
		Sedna is also known as Arnakuagsak or Arnarquagssaq (Greenland) and Nerrivik or Nuliajuk (Alaska).
		According to one myth, Sedna, similar to a mermaid, was the daughter of the creator-god Anguta and his wife.
		She sank to the underworld, becoming the queen of the monsters of the deep, and her huge fingers became the seals, sea-lions and whales hunted by the Inuit.
	www.askfactmaster.com /Sedna_(deity) (348 words)

	Sedna The Inuit Goddess of the Sea
		Sedna clung to the side of the boat with her fingers.
		The blessings of Sedna are still sought by the people of the North who know it is She who sustains them.
		The sculpture of Sedna is from Joan Relke http://www-personal.une.edu.au/~rrelke/index.htm
	www.rahoorkhuit.net /goddess/goddess_quest/sedna.html (300 words)

	Sedna - Wikinfo
		Sedna, is (so far) the unofficial name of an object in the outer reaches of the solar system named after the goddess.
		The reasoning is that the goddess resides in the cold, dark depths of the sea - an environment presumed similar in temperature and illumination to the surface of the planet.
		Sedna Planitia, a landform on the planet Venus.
	www.internet-encyclopedia.org /wiki.php?title=Sedna (586 words)

	The Arcane Archive - Sedna Delineation
		Sedna is not perturbed (much) by the planets, and is almost untouched by sunrays, the better for the meditator to escape the ego-fires of the heart-Sun.
		Sedna in 11th 10th and 9th house and especially at the meridian is a fair judge judging nothing, an aloof observer, the witness.
		Sedna 531.657634 0.857434 11.9304 144.4929 311.8271 53200.5 357.8815 1.7 2003VB12 531.657634 0.857434 11.9304 144.4929 311.8271 53200.5 357.8815 1.7 Sedna is of course delineated in Cetus.
	www.arcane-archive.org /occultism/divination/astrology/sedna-delineation-1.php (5137 words)

	Agwe
		This deity was often portrayed as a skeleton or a bloated corpse adorned with bells.
		Sedna was one who did not want to marry, turned down suitors, and only favored a bird or a dog.
		A deity that is associated with having fun and being of a trickster nature, Tonenili carries a water pot and is represented by a masked man who enacts the part of a clown.
	library.thinkquest.org /C005854/text/americas.htm (3001 words)

	EVOLUTIONARY ASTROLOGY - SEDNA
		Sedna is the largest object found circling the Sun since the discovery of Pluto in 1930.
		Sedna's husband was not a man as she had thought but a raven in disguise.
		Sedna's companions are the seals, and the whales that sit with her at the bottom on the ocean.
	www.mauricefernandez.com /forum_eng/topic.asp?ARCHIVE=true&TOPIC_ID=1198&whichpage=1&SearchTerms=sedna (2089 words)

	Myth of Arrival » Blog Archive » III — The Empress/ Sedna (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Similar to Odin's role as the All-Father, this is Sedna, the Inuit All-Mother; the supreme deity.
		Sedna is the goddess of all the oceans and the creatures in it.
		As Sedna has the responsibilities to care for all the sea creatures in her realm, be kind but but know your own soul.
	www.zacharychartkoff.com /2006/07/10/iii-the-empress-sedna (1320 words)

	Inuit deity: What will you do once you know? : ICT [2003/05/15]
		For other cultures, there are long descriptions of every kind of god or goddess imaginable: deities of the harvest, of death, animals, wisdom, rivers, childbirth, the hearth, crossroads, love, drinking or just about any other concept humanity can hold (even gods of writing, but I'm not relying on any as I put this down).
		You only know a deity by whether he or she is worshipped or not.
		Deities were always the figures that represented the orderly systems human beings observed in the world around them.
	www.indiancountry.com /content.cfm?id=1053005620 (1518 words)

	AXE & OAK - excoboard.com
		It is because of the worship qualifier that figures such as Sedna, or the incestuous brother and sister Moon and Sun figures (an origin myth) are difficult to regard as Inuit deities.
		Sedna was simply feared, and her propitiation was always considered a last resort - when hunts had failed and the spectar of starvation loomed.
		Factoring her into common existence was simply not practical, and so Sedna and all other nature spirits never quite took on the status of deities that were mandatory for worship, but they were always greatly respected.
	excoboard.com /exco/thread.php?forumid=2553&threadid=532413 (1786 words)

	Astrology \| Water Worlds \| Varuna, Sedna, Orcus, Deucalion, Huya, Neptune \| by Eric Francis
		Sedna, now in Taurus, was big news when the announcement of her discovery was given in 2004 (discovered in 2003).
		Sedna is the goddess of the frozen waters.
		Mars, Admetus and Sedna were at the point of the yod (an aspect consisting of two quincunxes and a sextile: 150-150-60 degrees).
	planetwaves.net /astrology/waterworlds.html (3057 words)

	AncientWeb.org: Ancient Canada - The Art, Culture, and History of the Ancient Far North
		Sedna was the goddess of the sea and the whale was her most magnificent subject.
		Sedna was a winsome girl who had spurned all of her suitors and married a bird.
		Malina is a solar deity in Inuit mythology.
	www.ancientweb.org /Canada (3051 words)

	Sedna, Quaoar and Planet X
		In turn 'Moar', Grandmother Moon (a very complex deity), 'Pamit' the Goddess of the sea, 'Manit' the Lord of dreams and visions, 'Manisar' the bringer of food and harvests, 'Tukupar Itar' the Sky Coyote (who is also our major hero), and 'Tolmalok' the Goddess of Shishongna (the underworld) join in the singing, dancing and creating.
		According to the official website, Sedna is "the coldest, most distant object known to orbit the Sun.” The object was found at a distance 90 times greater than that from the sun to the earth -- about 3 times further than Pluto, the most distant known planet.
		It was named for a creation deity of the icy waters, a goddess who created seals, whales and dolphins, and is considered the supreme deity of the oceans by the Inuit people (Eskimos, who kiss by rubbing noses).
	www.planetwaves.net /cainer/archive/001840.php (2026 words)

	Native American Mythology - Background and sources, Major deities and figures, Major themes and myths
		In the eastern part of the Arctic region, the myths of the Inuit or Eskimo people focus on Sedna, a deity known as the mistress or mother of sea animals.
		In Hopi mythology, the creator deity is a female being called Spider Woman.
		The mythology of the Navajo Indians—who live in the same area as the Hopi and Zuni but are not a Pueblo people—focuses on four female deities called Changing Woman, White Shell Woman, Spider Woman, and First Woman.
	www.mythencyclopedia.com /Mi-Ni/Native-American-Mythology.html (3102 words)

	Goddess - Witches Helping Witches - Care2.com
		The pig was her favourite animal, and as a chthonian (underworld) deity she was accompanied by a snake.
		As mourner, she was a principal deity in all rites connected with the dead; as magician, she cured the sick and brought the dead to life; and, as mother, she was herself a life-giver.
		For example, as Sospita, portrayed as an armed deity, she was invoked all over Latium and particularly at Lanuvium, originally as a saviour of women but eventually as saviour of the state.
	www.care2.com /c2c/groups/disc.html?gpp=4007&pst=164270 (6248 words)

	RedOrbit NEWS \| Shiny Red Sphere Stretches the Solar System
		Sedna appeared as a tiny red point of light, moving across the photograph in each successive exposure, a giveaway that it was a solar system object.
		Further observations determined that Sedna was moving in a pronounced elliptical orbit, and at its current distance of 8 billion miles is probably as close to Earth as it will ever be, Brown said.
		Sedna was observed well beyond the farthest objects so far discerned in the Kuiper Belt, a shell of small icy bodies, including Pluto, between 2.8 billion and 4.7 billion miles from the sun.
	www.redorbit.com /modules/news/tools.php?tool=print&id=51054 (821 words)

	Orgasmic Vancouver: Sedna
		She is the Dark Goddess, embodiment of the wild female potencies that are feared yet sorely needed by cultures in which the masculine perspective dominates.
		Dwelling on the edge of life and death in her home at the bottom of the sea, Sedna is both a source of fertile abundance and a mysterious prodigy.
		So what I really find intresting is the name they chose, Sedna its red right now, Sedona, is red rock, there is a story in the india texts of a city that was destroyed by a huge rock that fell out of the sky, I found that city here in Sedona.
	www.newciv.org /nl/newslog.php/_v335/__show_article/_a000335-000017.htm (648 words)

	SEDNA : The deity from Native American Mythology
		SEDNA: The Inuit Goddess of the Sea and Queen of the Eskimo Underworld (ADLIVUN).
		As he approached, SEDNA tried to hide under some furs, but her husband became so angry that the skies turned fl and the ocean began to seethe.
		SEDNA's fingers wriggled onto an ice floe and became the first sea creatures, and SEDNA herself floated to the very bottom of the sea and stayed there.
	www.godchecker.com /pantheon/native_american-mythology.php?deity=SEDNA (581 words)

	Lunations by Kirsti Melto
		The New Moon is sextile Sedna in Taurus, trine Uranus in Pisces and biquintile Quaoar in Sagittarius.
		The Sun forms a sesquisquare aspect to Chiron in Aquarius, a sextile to Asbolus in Aries, a septile to Saturn, a semisquare to Venus, and a novile to Sedna in Taurus.
		The Sun and the Moon are conjunct Sedna, an inner Oort cloud object discovered in 2003 by Michael Brown’s team and named in honor of Inuit goddess of the sea.
	sphinx.planetwaves.net /blog (7315 words)

	Pluto Demoted: Reflections on "dwarf" status by astrologer Lisa Dale Miller
		And then there is Sedna, now deemed a scattered disc object residing in a distant region of our solar system, thinly populated by icy planetoids.
		Sedna's myth is a horrific tale of narcissism, trickery, total lack of empathy, isolation, familial violence, misogyny, and unending intense physical and emotional pain.
		By the end of this dark tale Sedna, a girl who thought she was too good to be married to a common man, finds herself swindled, angry, alone, handless, and destined to live forever at the bottom of the dark, cold Alaskan waters.
	www.astrowisdom.com /plutodemoted.htm (1981 words)

	Sentient Times April/May 2004
		Sedna is mythologically an important Inuit deity, Goddess of the sea, and her myth is a Creation story, speaking of multi-dimensionality, the wise woman archetype, and the chaos that emerges in our lives as we lose touch with our deeper selves.
		Sedna was sighted last November at the time of the massive solar flares and the Grand Sextile open gateway into a new dimension of reality.
		Sedna seems especially related to sound vibrations, an aspect of vibrational healing, and could be a key in healing and opening the “High Heart” chakra so many have been activating recently.
	www.sentienttimes.com /04/apr_may_04/print_cosmic.html (2154 words)

	Sedna (mythology) Summary
		Sedna was harpooned through a coiled thong on the floor, which represented a seal's breathing hole.
		One of the rites that took place as part of the Sedna feast at this change of season was a tug-of-war between those born in the summer and those born in the winter.
		Although Sedna is sometimes thought to predominate throughout the Canadian Arctic she was known by other names by different Inuit groups.
	www.bookrags.com /Sedna_(mythology) (1526 words)

	Aether the Odyssey - News: Pantheon
		Sedna: Goddess of water and sea-animals among the Sylvans.
		Onatha is the deity they beseech for fair weather and a bountiful harvest, whereas Nokomis is less a kindly benefactor and more a personified force of nature.
		She is often likened to the goddess, Cybele, and Sylvans even claim that the Graiae of the Empyreans were originally based on a triad of three Sylvan goddesses: Sedna, Onatha, and Nokomis.
	aether.mux.net /Odyssey/news/pantheon.html (3824 words)

	Tololy’s Box » Mythology
		Sedna was lonely in her exile and longed to be reunited with her people.
		Sedna soon discovered that her husband was not a man after all, but was a petrel who could assume the appearance of a human.
		Sedna descended to the lower world at the bottom of the sea, where she became mistress and keeper of the sea mammals which had once been her fingers.
	www.tololy.com /category/mythology/page/2 (901 words)

	Gods of the Humans
		Sedna is the horrible goddess of revenge charged with bringing divine retribution upon any hapless mortals that have offended the gods.
		According to Zentradi mythology, Sedna is the divine offspring of Anu, the sun god.
		As her father is a symbol of goodness and light, Sedna is dark and bestial.
	legendsofhyerune.com /Gods/Sedna.html (1026 words)

	Honolulu Star-Bulletin Features
		Sedna, the mother of sea beasts in Alaskan mythology, was a beautiful mortal girl who was too haughty for her own good.
		Once the clothing came off, Sedna discovered that her husband was not only ugly and squat but also a storm petrel, a small fl bird, disguising itself as a human.
		To soothe Sedna's rage and pain, the shaman must comb her hair until it is clean and smooth before she releases the sea creatures for humans.
	starbulletin.com /2002/03/31/features/tswei.html (989 words)

	Information about Canada FDC: 17¢ Sedna -- Great Mother of all sea creatures (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		To her was attributed sea storms and the migration patterns of her children: walruses, whales, seals and fish of all kinds.
		Sedna was approachable only by the shaman in his trance, whose soul would soar over the seas and descend to her underwater tent of skins.
		The shaman, after relating to Sedna the woes of his people, would receive a message from her either threatening death to the Inuit unless they moved, or promising more food from her stores.
	www.unicover.com /EA4NDA5O.htm (481 words)

	Eris, Sedna, Plutinos, Centaurs and More
		Technically, Sedna is an Öort Cloud object, coming within the solar system such that Neptune's gravity affects its orbit.
		Sedna's influence appeared in the bowl of chili severed finger incident, a finger in custard incident, punishment of primarily female members in the military for the Abu Graib scandal and (hopefully more joyfully) in Tim Burton's anifilm, The Corpse Bride.
		Sedna - She is the first body to bear the mythology of the arctic's Inuit culture.
	www.philipsedgwick.com /Centaur_TNO/KuiperKeywords.htm (3313 words)

	ANCIENT SPIRAL WHALE DOLPHIN Cetaceans, cetacea, porpoise, sea, ocean, marine mammal, orca, bottlenose, endangered, ...
		Sedna grasped the edge of the boat in an effort to stop herself from falling into the freezing waters, but the cruel men chopped off all her fingers.
		Sedna is now the reigning goddess of the sea, and if she becomes enraged, she will shut away all the sea-beasts so man is unable to hunt.
		In Sumeria, dolphins were connected to Ea-Oannes, the deity of the sea, and sometimes with the goddess Isis in Egypt.
	www.ancientspiral.com /dolphin1.htm (2834 words)

	CarringtonVanston.net: Sedna The Clowns
		Sedna could not immediately be reached for comment.
		Sedna is too far to be a planet because it is 90 times farther from the sun than the Earth is, and twice as far from the sun as anything else we even consider to be part of the solar system.
		Sedna is too small to be a planet because it's less than half the size of our moon.
	www.carringtonvanston.net /eatmywords/?keyphrase=sedna (1131 words)

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