Days of the
Week
see also metals
In ancient times the seven-day week was not used. In the Pharaonic empire that existed along the shores of the Nile about 4,500 years ago a ten-day week was used. That ten-day week was prevalent in both Egypt and Greece, and even in Asia Minor and the Euphrates-Tigris region, until after the death of Jesus.
If we place them in this order at each point of the
heptagram, and then take a pen and follow the lines as if we were drawing a heptagram in
one line without lifting the pen from the paper, we discover the planets that correspond
to each of the seven weekdays in due order: 
, Sunday (dimanche, domingo); 
, Monday (lundi, lunes); 
, Tuesday, Tyr's day (in Latin countries
Mars'day, mardi, martes); 
,
Wednesday (Woden's
or Odin's day in the Nordic countries Mercury's day, mercredi, miercoles, in
Latin countries); 
, Thursday (Thor's
day in Nordic countries Jupiter's day, jovedi, jueves, in Latin countries); 
, Friday (the day of the goddess Freja in
the Nordic countries Venus' day, vendredi, viernes, in Latin countries); 
, Saturday, Saturn's day (lördag
lögare dag, bathing and washing day, in the Nordic countries samedi, sabado,
in
Latin countries). From Encyclopedia
of Western Signs and Ideograms
Songs
referenced:
Black Swan
Liquid Diamonds
(underlyrics)