Talk:Temple of the Stars
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The "temple" is certainly not a monument similar to Stonehenge, and there is no evidence that it actually exists outside the minds of occultists. Deriving patterns from features in the landscape is not difficult, and Glastonbury attracts this sort of theory. I'm tempted to mark this for deletion, but I suppose there is a place in Wikipedia for oddball theories, especially those as well-known as this one. -- ajn (talk) 10:23, 10 August 2005 (UTC)
"Added a monk to Gemini"
editWhat does it mean that Mary Caine "added a monk to Gemini"? The only source for that sentence is a link to Mary Caine's drawing, which doesn't seem to show anything that looks like a monk. I don't see how this phrasing could refer to features on the ground (maybe a monastery, but not a monk) nor the zodiac signs those features are meant to represent (because Gemini wouldn't have a third person). RCTodd (talk) 14:06, 25 April 2023 (UTC)