This document provides information about the astrological ages and zodiacs. It discusses how each new age emerges from the previous age and incorporates its influences, like tree rings. The four ages discussed are Taurus-Scorpio, Aries-Libra, Pisces-Virgo, and the coming Age of Aquarius. Each age is associated with prominent female figures, major developments in areas like religion, law, and education are traced back to the symbolic influences of the ages and zodiacs. Diagrams show the precession of the equinoxes and how this relates to the changing astrological ages over long time periods.
This document provides information about the astrological ages and zodiacs. It discusses how Hipparchus studied the stars in 190 BCE and how the sidereal zodiac represents the patterns of visible stars. It then explains how the tropical zodiac divides the sidereal zodiac into 30 degree segments to accurately track planetary movement. Various diagrams are included to illustrate the relationship between the tropical zodiac, horoscopes, and the movement of the sun and earth. The document also summarizes how each astrological age influences and builds upon the previous age over approximately 2,000 year periods.
Revelation Part Three is a study of the last two chapters, chapters 21 and 22. These are the chapters that alerted me to the idea that the brain model, the model based on the Anima Mundi, is also The Golden City described in this ancient text. Perhaps when we understand how integrated our intelligence is with Mother Earth and how dependent we are on cosmic forces we will gain some much needed humility, desist from pushing our weight around, learn to live in accord with what the ancient Chinese called the Tao, and get it right in the end.
The document discusses the possibility that the traditional zodiac signs used in astrology may no longer be accurate due to precession of the equinoxes. It notes that the constellations the sun was aligned with at the time of one's birth no longer match up with the months assigned to the 12 zodiac signs due to a shift over thousands of years. Some key points made include that a 13th zodiac sign called Ophiuchus is proposed to be added, which would result in some people previously thought to be one sign now being considered a different one. The document also discusses the history and origins of the traditional 12 zodiac signs and constellations, as well as concepts such as tropical
This document provides an overview of mythological astrology. It begins with definitions of astronomy and astrology, noting their differences. It then discusses experts in Greek astronomy and their use of constellations. The main section describes the planets according to Greek mythology, including their namesakes in the Olympian pantheon and characteristics. Additional sections cover other constellations not part of the zodiac, the signs of the zodiac, and how the planets were associated with the calendar. In general, the document examines how Greek mythology and religion influenced early understandings of astronomy.
This document provides an overview of Max and Augusta Foss Heindel's book "The Message of the Stars" which uses astrology and the zodiac to explain human evolution. It discusses how passage of the sun and planets through the zodiac signs marks mankind's progress. It describes the evolutionary significance of each zodiac sign from Capricorn to Leo and how they relate to the development of physical, mental, and spiritual attributes in humanity. The document suggests that study of the zodiac can shed light on obscure passages in the Bible and help understand the history and future of human religious development.
The Babylonians are credited with developing the earliest forms of astrology over 2,000 years ago as a way to predict seasonal changes and celestial events. They introduced astrology to the Greeks, who embraced it as a science and spread it throughout the world. Originally used for agriculture and weather prediction, astrology evolved to include predicting natural disasters, wars, and providing counsel to rulers. The zodiac developed in ancient Egypt and was adopted by Babylonians, who assigned 12 constellations and their associated animals/figures to the progression of the seasons and months it takes the sun to return to its original position. Astrologers believe the sun, moon, and five known planets have distinct powers and influence areas of life and personality traits
This document discusses the recognition and understanding of astrological planets and their relationships. It begins by recognizing the Sun and Moon as complementary forces representing life. Mercury is then recognized as representing conscious thought. Additional planets are gradually recognized, including Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn. In the late 18th century, Uranus is recognized, representing revolutionary change. Neptune and Pluto are later recognized in the 19th and 20th centuries. Additional astrological bodies like Chiron, asteroids, and Earth are also discussed as being recognized and incorporated into the model over time. The document explores how this recognition helped develop an understanding of archetypes and complementary connections between the planets.
The year 1977 marked the beginning of quantavolutionary publications about sa...Deepak Somaji-Sawant
This document summarizes the views of several authors on the ancient planet Saturn and its role as a second sun in Earth's prehistory. The key points are:
1) Saturn was once a huge star that shone brightly in Earth's sky during the day and night, dominating the heavens and influencing ancient mythologies.
2) After leaving an imprint on Earth and humanity, Saturn is said to have exploded in a nova or collision, causing a global flood and making Jupiter the new "king of the heavens."
3) Ancient myths and symbols from cultures around the world are analyzed and interpreted as representing Saturn and its transition from a luminous object to a planetary body.
This document provides information about the astrological ages and zodiacs. It discusses how Hipparchus studied the stars in 190 BCE and how the sidereal zodiac represents the patterns of visible stars. It then explains how the tropical zodiac divides the sidereal zodiac into 30 degree segments to accurately track planetary movement. Various diagrams are included to illustrate the relationship between the tropical zodiac, horoscopes, and the movement of the sun and earth. The document also summarizes how each astrological age influences and builds upon the previous age over approximately 2,000 year periods.
Revelation Part Three is a study of the last two chapters, chapters 21 and 22. These are the chapters that alerted me to the idea that the brain model, the model based on the Anima Mundi, is also The Golden City described in this ancient text. Perhaps when we understand how integrated our intelligence is with Mother Earth and how dependent we are on cosmic forces we will gain some much needed humility, desist from pushing our weight around, learn to live in accord with what the ancient Chinese called the Tao, and get it right in the end.
The document discusses the possibility that the traditional zodiac signs used in astrology may no longer be accurate due to precession of the equinoxes. It notes that the constellations the sun was aligned with at the time of one's birth no longer match up with the months assigned to the 12 zodiac signs due to a shift over thousands of years. Some key points made include that a 13th zodiac sign called Ophiuchus is proposed to be added, which would result in some people previously thought to be one sign now being considered a different one. The document also discusses the history and origins of the traditional 12 zodiac signs and constellations, as well as concepts such as tropical
This document provides an overview of mythological astrology. It begins with definitions of astronomy and astrology, noting their differences. It then discusses experts in Greek astronomy and their use of constellations. The main section describes the planets according to Greek mythology, including their namesakes in the Olympian pantheon and characteristics. Additional sections cover other constellations not part of the zodiac, the signs of the zodiac, and how the planets were associated with the calendar. In general, the document examines how Greek mythology and religion influenced early understandings of astronomy.
This document provides an overview of Max and Augusta Foss Heindel's book "The Message of the Stars" which uses astrology and the zodiac to explain human evolution. It discusses how passage of the sun and planets through the zodiac signs marks mankind's progress. It describes the evolutionary significance of each zodiac sign from Capricorn to Leo and how they relate to the development of physical, mental, and spiritual attributes in humanity. The document suggests that study of the zodiac can shed light on obscure passages in the Bible and help understand the history and future of human religious development.
The Babylonians are credited with developing the earliest forms of astrology over 2,000 years ago as a way to predict seasonal changes and celestial events. They introduced astrology to the Greeks, who embraced it as a science and spread it throughout the world. Originally used for agriculture and weather prediction, astrology evolved to include predicting natural disasters, wars, and providing counsel to rulers. The zodiac developed in ancient Egypt and was adopted by Babylonians, who assigned 12 constellations and their associated animals/figures to the progression of the seasons and months it takes the sun to return to its original position. Astrologers believe the sun, moon, and five known planets have distinct powers and influence areas of life and personality traits
This document discusses the recognition and understanding of astrological planets and their relationships. It begins by recognizing the Sun and Moon as complementary forces representing life. Mercury is then recognized as representing conscious thought. Additional planets are gradually recognized, including Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn. In the late 18th century, Uranus is recognized, representing revolutionary change. Neptune and Pluto are later recognized in the 19th and 20th centuries. Additional astrological bodies like Chiron, asteroids, and Earth are also discussed as being recognized and incorporated into the model over time. The document explores how this recognition helped develop an understanding of archetypes and complementary connections between the planets.
The year 1977 marked the beginning of quantavolutionary publications about sa...Deepak Somaji-Sawant
This document summarizes the views of several authors on the ancient planet Saturn and its role as a second sun in Earth's prehistory. The key points are:
1) Saturn was once a huge star that shone brightly in Earth's sky during the day and night, dominating the heavens and influencing ancient mythologies.
2) After leaving an imprint on Earth and humanity, Saturn is said to have exploded in a nova or collision, causing a global flood and making Jupiter the new "king of the heavens."
3) Ancient myths and symbols from cultures around the world are analyzed and interpreted as representing Saturn and its transition from a luminous object to a planetary body.
The document summarizes the astronomical events that may have constituted the Star of Bethlehem that led the Magi to Jesus. It describes planetary conjunctions of Jupiter, Venus, and Mars between 3 BC to 2 BC, including a conjunction on December 25, 2 BC where Jupiter stopped directly over Bethlehem. The document suggests these astronomical signs would have been interpreted by the Magi, who were astrologers, as indications that a new Jewish king had been born, leading them to find Jesus.
The document outlines a theory that early humans witnessed a polar configuration of planets close to Earth that appeared very different from the sky today. It claims this configuration, featuring a large crescent revolving around Saturn, is reflected in ancient myths. The author will examine the myth of the ship of heaven to illustrate how the polar configuration theory can unify previously contradictory facts and details in ancient sources. Specific testable predictions are made, such as that the ship traversed four celestial quarters each day and was above Saturn at "night" and below during the "day." Verifying these predictions would support the far-reaching explanatory power of the polar configuration model.
Astronomy is the study of celestial objects and phenomena using physics, chemistry and mathematics. The Milky Way galaxy contains our solar system. The document then defines and describes the 12 astrological signs of the zodiac based on 12 constellations, including Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius and Pisces. It also discusses the celestial equator, declination, right ascension, solar day, diurnal motion and sidereal day in astronomy.
The document discusses theories about the Star of Bethlehem based on astronomical phenomena and biblical passages. It suggests that a series of rare planetary conjunctions between Jupiter and other planets/stars from 3 BC to 2 BC, culminating with Jupiter stopping over Bethlehem on December 25, 2 BC, likely inspired the Magi's journey and matched the description of the star. The document examines different interpretations of these signs by Roman, Jewish, and Magi observers and builds a chronological case for dating Jesus' birth to September 11, 3 BC.
The document discusses various astronomical phenomena that may have been the Star of Bethlehem that guided the Magi to Jesus. It describes conjunctions of Jupiter, Venus, Mars and the star Regulus in 3-2 BC that could have signified to the Magi the birth of the Jewish king. The document also notes a possible nova or supernova in July 5 BC that Chinese records and an ancient Roman painting depict. Finally, it discusses how on December 25, 2 BC, Jupiter stopped in the constellation Virgo directly over Bethlehem, which may have indicated to the Magi to travel there, where they found Jesus.
The document discusses evidence that a series of astronomical events in the skies over Jerusalem, including multiple conjunctions of Jupiter, Venus, and Regulus between 3 BC and 2 BC, along with a nova, likely served as the "Star of Bethlehem" that guided the Magi to visit the newborn Jesus. It summarizes the astronomical events in detail and argues they would have signaled to the Magi that a new Jewish king had been born, as they followed Jupiter's path through the night sky until it stopped over Bethlehem on December 25, 2 BC. The document also discusses other evidence supporting Jesus' birth occurring between 3 BC to 2 BC.
This document discusses constellations from both a mythological and scientific perspective. It begins by defining constellations as groups of stars that appear to form patterns from Earth's point of view, though the stars are not physically close. Many constellations derive from figures in Greek mythology. The document then discusses how the night sky appears different depending on one's location and viewpoint. It concludes by noting that while constellations were meaningful for ancient cultures, modern astrophysics has revealed stars to be just a small part of a much larger universe.
The solar system consists of eight planets that orbit the Sun. The four inner planets - Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars - are smaller and rocky. The four outer planets - Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune - are larger gas giants. An asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter contains many small rocky objects. Earth is unique in its ability to support life and has one moon. The Sun is much larger than any planet and is the center of the solar system.
The document provides an introduction to constellations visible in the night sky, including how to find and identify some of the major constellations. It discusses how people have observed patterns in the stars for millennia and describes techniques for stargazing without equipment, such as using the Big Dipper to locate Polaris. The document then profiles several constellations like Ursa Major, Ursa Minor, Orion, and zodiac constellations including Pisces, Aries, and Taurus, providing myths and stories associated with each.
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1. The Solar System consists of the Sun and objects that orbit around it, including 8 planets.
2. The planets can be divided into inner terrestrial planets like Earth and outer gas giants like Jupiter.
3. The motions of objects in the Solar System, such as the Earth's rotation and revolution around the Sun, cause natural phenomena like day/night and seasons.
1) Local time tells us where we are in our daily lives but cosmic time, based on astronomical changes, illuminates where we are in our lives as a whole.
2) Cosmic time is measured using the zodiac, which acts as a cosmic clock with the planets as hands moving against the backdrop of the 12 zodiac signs.
3) Though local times may differ in different locations, the positions of the planets are the same, showing that cosmically it is the same moment of consciousness.
This document provides an overview of the history of astronomy and cosmology from ancient civilizations through the modern era. It discusses the geocentric and heliocentric models of the universe, including how the geocentric view was compatible with Christianity but challenged by the heliocentric theory of Copernicus and Galileo. It also examines astrology and how the perceived movements of heavenly bodies were thought to influence events on Earth, though this gave way as modern science developed from the 17th century onward.
1) Constellations are groups of stars that appear to form patterns in the night sky, though the stars within a constellation are often very far apart in reality.
2) Many early cultures saw patterns among the stars and associated them with myths and stories from their traditions, with most modern constellations derived from Greek mythology.
3) While constellations shift positions in the sky throughout the night and seasons due to Earth's rotation, they have been used for navigation, to map the sky, and bring order to observations of space.
The document discusses various astronomical phenomena that occurred between 7 BC and 2 BC, including multiple conjunctions of Jupiter, Venus, Mars, and Saturn as well as a supernova, and argues these were the celestial events referred to as the Star of Bethlehem that guided the Magi to Jesus. It suggests the Magi's careful observations of these events over several years indicated to them that a king of the Jews had been born in Judea.
The document discusses theories about the Star of Bethlehem that guided the Magi to Jesus. It describes astronomical events like planetary conjunctions in the constellations of Pisces, Virgo and Leo between 7 BC and 2 BC that may have signaled to the Magi that a king was born in Judea, as well as a possible nova or supernova in 5 BC. The document argues these celestial events, along with the Magi's knowledge of Hebrew prophecies, likely inspired their journey to worship the newborn King.
The document discusses the origins of modern time measurement. It explains that the earliest methods used observation of celestial bodies like the sun, moon, and stars to track time. The Egyptians were early adopters of time measurement, dividing daylight into 12 hours and assigning each hour the name of a celestial body. This system influenced the modern names of days of the week. The document also provides details on the origins of hours, days, months and calendars.
The document provides information about the Solar System, including the nine planets and other celestial bodies such as asteroids and comets. It describes each planet's characteristics and myths from ancient astronomy. An interactive quiz tests the reader's knowledge of facts about the planets, such as Mercury being the closest planet to the Sun and Saturn having many rings.
Cosmic Software explained in easy to understand visual presentations.Chrissy Philp
The document discusses the ancient Greek concept of the four classical elements - earth, water, air, and fire. It explains how these elements were thought to represent both physical substances and symbolic or psychological attributes. The elements are explored through the writings of philosophers like Empedocles and connections to modern fields like chemistry and astrology. Diagrams mapping the elements and astrological signs illustrate how these frameworks can provide insight into human consciousness and the relationship between mind and matter.
- Pluto was reclassified from a planet to a dwarf planet in 2006 after the IAU decided its orbit was not cleared of debris like the other planets.
- The term "plutoed" was coined to describe being demoted or devalued in the same way Pluto was reclassified.
- Pluto's orbit within Neptune's orbit between 1979-1999 led to its reclassification as its orbit is not like the other planets in the solar system.
The document summarizes the astronomical events that may have constituted the Star of Bethlehem that led the Magi to Jesus. It describes planetary conjunctions of Jupiter, Venus, and Mars between 3 BC to 2 BC, including a conjunction on December 25, 2 BC where Jupiter stopped directly over Bethlehem. The document suggests these astronomical signs would have been interpreted by the Magi, who were astrologers, as indications that a new Jewish king had been born, leading them to find Jesus.
The document outlines a theory that early humans witnessed a polar configuration of planets close to Earth that appeared very different from the sky today. It claims this configuration, featuring a large crescent revolving around Saturn, is reflected in ancient myths. The author will examine the myth of the ship of heaven to illustrate how the polar configuration theory can unify previously contradictory facts and details in ancient sources. Specific testable predictions are made, such as that the ship traversed four celestial quarters each day and was above Saturn at "night" and below during the "day." Verifying these predictions would support the far-reaching explanatory power of the polar configuration model.
Astronomy is the study of celestial objects and phenomena using physics, chemistry and mathematics. The Milky Way galaxy contains our solar system. The document then defines and describes the 12 astrological signs of the zodiac based on 12 constellations, including Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius and Pisces. It also discusses the celestial equator, declination, right ascension, solar day, diurnal motion and sidereal day in astronomy.
The document discusses theories about the Star of Bethlehem based on astronomical phenomena and biblical passages. It suggests that a series of rare planetary conjunctions between Jupiter and other planets/stars from 3 BC to 2 BC, culminating with Jupiter stopping over Bethlehem on December 25, 2 BC, likely inspired the Magi's journey and matched the description of the star. The document examines different interpretations of these signs by Roman, Jewish, and Magi observers and builds a chronological case for dating Jesus' birth to September 11, 3 BC.
The document discusses various astronomical phenomena that may have been the Star of Bethlehem that guided the Magi to Jesus. It describes conjunctions of Jupiter, Venus, Mars and the star Regulus in 3-2 BC that could have signified to the Magi the birth of the Jewish king. The document also notes a possible nova or supernova in July 5 BC that Chinese records and an ancient Roman painting depict. Finally, it discusses how on December 25, 2 BC, Jupiter stopped in the constellation Virgo directly over Bethlehem, which may have indicated to the Magi to travel there, where they found Jesus.
The document discusses evidence that a series of astronomical events in the skies over Jerusalem, including multiple conjunctions of Jupiter, Venus, and Regulus between 3 BC and 2 BC, along with a nova, likely served as the "Star of Bethlehem" that guided the Magi to visit the newborn Jesus. It summarizes the astronomical events in detail and argues they would have signaled to the Magi that a new Jewish king had been born, as they followed Jupiter's path through the night sky until it stopped over Bethlehem on December 25, 2 BC. The document also discusses other evidence supporting Jesus' birth occurring between 3 BC to 2 BC.
This document discusses constellations from both a mythological and scientific perspective. It begins by defining constellations as groups of stars that appear to form patterns from Earth's point of view, though the stars are not physically close. Many constellations derive from figures in Greek mythology. The document then discusses how the night sky appears different depending on one's location and viewpoint. It concludes by noting that while constellations were meaningful for ancient cultures, modern astrophysics has revealed stars to be just a small part of a much larger universe.
The solar system consists of eight planets that orbit the Sun. The four inner planets - Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars - are smaller and rocky. The four outer planets - Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune - are larger gas giants. An asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter contains many small rocky objects. Earth is unique in its ability to support life and has one moon. The Sun is much larger than any planet and is the center of the solar system.
The document provides an introduction to constellations visible in the night sky, including how to find and identify some of the major constellations. It discusses how people have observed patterns in the stars for millennia and describes techniques for stargazing without equipment, such as using the Big Dipper to locate Polaris. The document then profiles several constellations like Ursa Major, Ursa Minor, Orion, and zodiac constellations including Pisces, Aries, and Taurus, providing myths and stories associated with each.
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History of Astronomy
1. The Solar System consists of the Sun and objects that orbit around it, including 8 planets.
2. The planets can be divided into inner terrestrial planets like Earth and outer gas giants like Jupiter.
3. The motions of objects in the Solar System, such as the Earth's rotation and revolution around the Sun, cause natural phenomena like day/night and seasons.
1) Local time tells us where we are in our daily lives but cosmic time, based on astronomical changes, illuminates where we are in our lives as a whole.
2) Cosmic time is measured using the zodiac, which acts as a cosmic clock with the planets as hands moving against the backdrop of the 12 zodiac signs.
3) Though local times may differ in different locations, the positions of the planets are the same, showing that cosmically it is the same moment of consciousness.
This document provides an overview of the history of astronomy and cosmology from ancient civilizations through the modern era. It discusses the geocentric and heliocentric models of the universe, including how the geocentric view was compatible with Christianity but challenged by the heliocentric theory of Copernicus and Galileo. It also examines astrology and how the perceived movements of heavenly bodies were thought to influence events on Earth, though this gave way as modern science developed from the 17th century onward.
1) Constellations are groups of stars that appear to form patterns in the night sky, though the stars within a constellation are often very far apart in reality.
2) Many early cultures saw patterns among the stars and associated them with myths and stories from their traditions, with most modern constellations derived from Greek mythology.
3) While constellations shift positions in the sky throughout the night and seasons due to Earth's rotation, they have been used for navigation, to map the sky, and bring order to observations of space.
The document discusses various astronomical phenomena that occurred between 7 BC and 2 BC, including multiple conjunctions of Jupiter, Venus, Mars, and Saturn as well as a supernova, and argues these were the celestial events referred to as the Star of Bethlehem that guided the Magi to Jesus. It suggests the Magi's careful observations of these events over several years indicated to them that a king of the Jews had been born in Judea.
The document discusses theories about the Star of Bethlehem that guided the Magi to Jesus. It describes astronomical events like planetary conjunctions in the constellations of Pisces, Virgo and Leo between 7 BC and 2 BC that may have signaled to the Magi that a king was born in Judea, as well as a possible nova or supernova in 5 BC. The document argues these celestial events, along with the Magi's knowledge of Hebrew prophecies, likely inspired their journey to worship the newborn King.
The document discusses the origins of modern time measurement. It explains that the earliest methods used observation of celestial bodies like the sun, moon, and stars to track time. The Egyptians were early adopters of time measurement, dividing daylight into 12 hours and assigning each hour the name of a celestial body. This system influenced the modern names of days of the week. The document also provides details on the origins of hours, days, months and calendars.
The document provides information about the Solar System, including the nine planets and other celestial bodies such as asteroids and comets. It describes each planet's characteristics and myths from ancient astronomy. An interactive quiz tests the reader's knowledge of facts about the planets, such as Mercury being the closest planet to the Sun and Saturn having many rings.
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Cosmic Software explained in easy to understand visual presentations.Chrissy Philp
The document discusses the ancient Greek concept of the four classical elements - earth, water, air, and fire. It explains how these elements were thought to represent both physical substances and symbolic or psychological attributes. The elements are explored through the writings of philosophers like Empedocles and connections to modern fields like chemistry and astrology. Diagrams mapping the elements and astrological signs illustrate how these frameworks can provide insight into human consciousness and the relationship between mind and matter.
- Pluto was reclassified from a planet to a dwarf planet in 2006 after the IAU decided its orbit was not cleared of debris like the other planets.
- The term "plutoed" was coined to describe being demoted or devalued in the same way Pluto was reclassified.
- Pluto's orbit within Neptune's orbit between 1979-1999 led to its reclassification as its orbit is not like the other planets in the solar system.
1) Everything is constantly changing due to the movement dependent on the available energy. Too little or too much energy can cause problems.
2) Light propagates as electromagnetic waves at the constant speed of light, but the wavelengths differ and carry different amounts of energy. Red light has less energy than blue light.
3) Time and change may be an illusion created by the continuous updating of moments in our consciousness, similar to the illusion of movement in a film created by changing pixels. What exists outside of our awareness of the present moment is unknown.
Hello Everyone. This is it - a presentation introducing our home planet's intimate relationship with her cosmic environment in a way that I hope EVERONE will be able to understand.
Since I published my first presentations regarding Oppositions on the Anima Mundi I have understood them in greater depth. After a great deal of study I have decided that the original did not explain the opposition between Mercury and the Moon correctly. I have had a long time to contemplate this model and understand it in greater depth. This presentation also introduces consciousness and is visually more fun I hope. Enjoy. Not sure what category it belongs in. I would choose Philosophy but there is no Philosophy category listed. Maybe scientists would not approve so I have listed it under Spiritual. I think it's both.
Our brains supply the Hardware running the Software projected by the electromagnetic activity in our cosmic environment.
This presentation illuminates how this Hardware and Software are set up.
Understanding this is clearly a giant step towards self-understanding - but - if the question is, who set this up, and, why are we here, we clearly have a great deal more to learn.
It is the beginning of a New Age, the Age of Aquarius, a sign written as two wavy lines symbolising with compelling authority our modern fascination with computers and mobile phones.
Welcome to The Age of Aquarius.
The document describes the origins and early history of the I Ching, or Book of Changes, an ancient Chinese divination text and the earliest of the Chinese classics. It details how the oracle bone method of divination evolved into a system using broken and unbroken lines that represented heaven, earth, and humanity. These lines were combined into trigrams and hexagrams that were given meanings and used for divination. Key figures who contributed to the development of the I Ching included King Wen, who composed texts for each hexagram, and his son Duke of Zhou, who added further explanatory texts. Confucius also wrote additional essays for each hexagram. Over time, the I Ching became an important philosophical and spiritual text in Chinese thought alongside the rise of
Every now and then a new idea emerges that changes our understanding of ourselves and place in the universe. The human brain is incredibly complex software that converts light, sound, and symbols into pictures, words, and ideas, and allows for communication between minds. While modern science still struggles to understand the brain, some researchers have found insights by combining the symbolism of Chinese and Western astrology with psychological theories, illuminating a new model of the brain's workings. This discovery provides a new perspective on how the universe supplies the software that runs our minds.
This document discusses a new pattern called "The Pattern of Evolution II" that was created by following an evolutionary narrative from the Sun to various planets and back to the Sun. Key aspects of this new pattern include two triangles similar to the original pattern on the zodiac. The document then examines how this new pattern maps to various parts of the human brain, with connections drawn between the planets in the pattern and structures like the cerebrum, corpus callosum, frontal lobes, motor cortex, and more. Various studies and research are cited exploring topics like creativity, memory, perception, and sexual behavior as they relate to the brain structures.
Yet another attempt to win recognition for this amazing New Age discovery. Here is the Bride, Part One. She will need a Groom to impregnate her with cosmic DNA - that will be Part Two. Then she will produce Intelligent Life which I will introduce in Part Three. Of course this has been happening for millennia, but we are only just now evolved sufficiently to understand what is going on and even now we have a big problem. Fixed ideas are blocking this information - we think we are so clever, so scientific, but this hubris has closed our minds to new ideas. I think this is sad. Follow these presentations and decide for yourself. We are free and if we are to progress we need to think for ourselves.
This is the first of three presentations concerning TIME. Scientists attempt to understand time as if it exists independent of consciousness. This Part One introduces the importance of consciousness and it seems that PowerPoint is the perfect medium to illuminate this importance. People who have already seen this presentation tell me it takes their breath away. Do let me know what you think as I am using this presentation only as an exploration.
The perfect natural intelligence systemChrissy Philp
This is an AI system based on an esoteric model of the brain called the Anima Mundi. This presentation was specifically designed to give an AI graduate, who had difficulty accepting archetypal language had any intrinsic value, the opportunity to prove the whole idea a load of occult rubbish. He failed. He pronounced the system a 'perfect natural intelligent system'. Since I believe the model upon which this AI system is based is the archetypal design behind the evolution of brain I was not surprised. .
Ancient astrologers could pick out seven planets, seven moving points of light in the night sky. They awarded them the attributes of angels, or gods. In this presentation I interpret the arrival of the New Kings chapters 17 to 19 as the introduction of the new planets beginning with Uranus, discovered in 1781. This takes us up to the present day and describes our sad insensitive destruction of our beautiful planet, so obsessed are we with consumption, and gaining absolute control of our environment in the interests of greed and fear.
This second presentation, Part One B, takes us up to chapter 3:18. This completes the letters to the angels and sums up their content. After this, if you are still interested, you will need to look at Part Two. Part Two deals with the introduction of the New Kings which, according to this interpretation, began with the discovery of the planet Uranus in 1781.
And I am wrong about copper being an alloy of brass and zinc aren't I? What I mean is brass is an alloy of copper and zinc. Silly me.
This is the first of four presentations offering my interpretation of the Book of Revelation. I am not religious, but way back in 1984/5 I stumbled across a model of the human brain while playing with ancient archetypal ideas and was shocked to find this model described in the last two chapters of this ancient text. Over the years more and more of the text has revealed itself. It continues to offer more information as events play themselves out. The Apocalypse is scary but I promise all turns out OK in the end. This presentation just deals with information up to chapter 3. Revelation (Part One B) comes next.
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4. Dsc
(Autumn)
Sunset
00 Aries
(Spring)
Ascendant
Sunrise
This Horoscope was set for the start of the evening presentation on the
subject of Great Ages given in The Penthouse, Bath, on 2 Sep 2019.
The sun
has just set
below the
Horizon, and, as the
sun moves one degree a
day, it has 20 degrees/days
still to travel until Summer is over.
HORO-SCOPUS
HORIZON
Another important point is 00 degrees Aries
the point where the SUN
rose over our planet’s
equator and brought us
the first day of spring.
We can see when we look
at the SUN where we are in
the year. On this chart, at 10 degrees Virgo ,
it has not yet reached its Autumnal point
On the Horoscope the ‘HORIZON’ marks the place
where the SUN rises and sets on a particular day at a
particular place. Where it ascends, the Ascendant (Asc)
and where it descends, the Descendent (Dsc). We can see
when we look at the position of the SUN the time
of day a horoscope is set for.
5. North Pole
00 Aries
South Pole
Spring Equinox
Not to scale!
Now we need to check out the
mechanics of Great Ages.
Here is a person standing on the
equator at midday on the spring equinox.
I have turned Earth onto her side so that
he doesn’t fall off (just joking).
It doesn’t matter where he is on the
equator because as the earth spins it will
always be midday at the place he is at
when the Sun is directly overhead. We
have named the point in the heavens
behind the Sun, 00 Aries.
6. This is Wiki’s diagram of the
same mechanics [I have added
the Sun].
There will undoubtedly be a
person on the equator
somewhere – perhaps, in this
particular scenario, on Isabella
Island - but he/she is too small
to see.
7. PISCES
AQUARIUS
Regulus
0.46
degrees
from
Ecliptic.
The constellations of fixed stars
have no definite boundaries so
the exact time it takes
for an Age to pass
is undecided.
I have used the old
two millennia - it fits with the
stories.
Using the star Regulus (the
heart of the Lion) as a
regulator Ed Gillam has
proposed that the New Age
began at the end of Nov 2011.
9. Astrological Journal Nov 2
2010. p.51
Is Ed onto something? We can see that Regulus stands
between Moon ruled Cancer and Sun ruled Leo identifying
the two most important cosmic powers. Ed notes that this pair
marks this all-important division on the Ptolemaic Order.
Here is Ed’s diagram. I like this model because it fits with my
Cosmic Software model.
10. Looking at Saturn and the Sombrero galaxy you can see that
sprinkled with dust and ice (just like iron filings around a magnet)
an equatorial field is clearly visible.
Equatorial fields can extend into space over great distances.
How big is the Sombrero galaxy’s?
UM … around 135,000 light years!
Equatorial fields result from the interaction of gravity and spin.
The controlling power of an equatorial field is massive.
WOW !!!
Imagine the energy of the field of one planet
intermingling with the field of another. Is
this what is creating the interference that
runs our Cosmic Software?
12. Dsc
Event
2) The Horoscope identifies the intersection
between the event horizon projected into space
(purple disc) and the Sun’s celestial equator.
1) 00 Aries on the Tropical Zodiac identifies the
intersection between Earth’s celestial equatorial field
(green disc) and the Sun’s celestial equator (yellow).
These diagrams show the relationship between The Tropical Zodiac and a Horoscope.
On the Horoscope you can see that this arrangement is personal - the position of an Event (such as a
birth) on a Horoscope is awarded the same importance as planet Earth’s North Pole.
The Equator on the Event chart is called The .
14. 00 Aries
00 Libra
Here is the situation from an objective point of view. Earth travels around the Sun close to the Sun’s
equatorial field and she is presently tilted at twenty-three-and-a-half degrees to her orbital plane. These
fields interact through both Earth and the Sun at the equinoxes. Intermingling fields create interference!
N
N N
N
S
S
S
S
15. Great Ages tell us how we are aligned in relation to
the fixed stars of the Milky Way.
The North pole presently points at Polaris, which is
why, if you watch the sky all night, you will see all the
stars circling around this particular point ….
16. Great Age 2020
rising point
N
Polaris
S
Aquarius
Leo
00 Aries
setting point.
… but Earth is
wobbling on her axis.
At this moment in
time the North Pole
is pointing at
Polaris, but the
situation in 13000
years time will be
very different –
17. N
S
Aquarius
Leo
00 Aries
Great Age 13,000 (ish)
rising point
Vega
setting point
In 13 thousand years Earth’s
North Pole will be pointing at
Vega. Then it will be the dawning
of the Age of Leo.
From our point of view an Age
lasts a long time but from a
cosmic point of view it represents
only one month.
It takes 12 Cosmic Months to
complete the circuit - around 24
thousand years – 24 thousand
years = 1 Cosmic Year.
18. When I first learned of the theory of Great Ages I
thought the Ages were independent of each other, each
New Age acting as a separate influence, but my husband,
well versed in ancient history, ridiculed this idea.
He was right - this was not how they work.
19. Taurus - Scorpio
Aries - Libra
Pisces - Virgo
We are here?
When I studied history it
appeared that each Age was
displaying the symbolism of the
Age that went before. So what
was going on?
If we think of Ages acting like
tree rings everything falls into
place. Every approximately two
thousand years a New Ages
activates and a new innovative
ideology pushes the old age out to
the periphery where the
socio/cultural influence lives on.
20. Taurus - Scorpio
Aries - Libra
Pisces - Virgo
Babylon/Egypt/Persia: Empire/Power; tombs packed with
possessions, large scale construction projects, trade
(The World Trade Organisation). Female icon - The
Whore of Babylon. Here she is riding on The Beast.
Count the horns - And they look like planets!
Pluto is the 10th planet!
Christianity: Charity (Red
Cross), Nursing/Health
(Hospitals). Female icon -
The Virgin Mary.
Greece: democracy;
competitive sport
(Olympic Games);
reason, academia;
civic beauty,
Female icon –
The Goddess
Athena.
I noted that the
Descendant point
of each Age was
personified by a
notorious female
icon.
21. Paris
Venus
Cupid
This diagram shows Ages maturing slowly out of a memorable seed point within the manifestation of the previous Age. Just
like tree rings, the Ages do not end, they add new expressions of human civilization to the ongoing process. And look –
there are powerful stories associated with the seed point at the very beginning of these New Ages. …
The martyred Christ is
born of a Virgin Mother,
a powerful
Piscean/Virgoan story.
…..
The story of how the
Trojan Wars (Mars can
mean War) began tells
how young Paris ran off
to Troy with the
beautiful Helen after he
had chosen Venus as his
preferred goddess -
well, she did offer him
the most beautiful
woman on Earth. You
can see him choosing
Venus here.
Helen was already married. Her husband, King
Menelaus, wasn’t pleased - hence his Martian
response.
22. Roman Republic (509–107 BC)
In 494 BC, when three foreign
threats emerged, the dictator
Manius Valerius Maximus raised
ten legions which Livy says was
a greater number than had been
raised previously at any one
time. Here is its flowering
point.
So let’s check
out the Age
of Aries and
Libra.
Here is the seed point.
Aries … physical or violent and
untamed aspect of war, in contrast to
his sister, the armored Athena, whose
functions as a goddess of intelligence
include military strategy. Wiki. And re Libra – Athens
flowered during thid period
too.
23. By Erasoft24. - Own
work, CC BY 2.5,
https://commons.wi
kimedia.org/w/inde
x.php?curid=790153
By Carlos Menendez San Juan -
Old Bailey, CC BY-
SA2.0,https://commons.wikimed
ia.org/w/index.php?curid=37273
812
Justice was rapid:
a case could last
no longer than
one day and had
to be completed
by the time
the sun set .
Ah, Mars!
Here is proof that the Athenian
goddess of justice is still with us.
LAW
COURTS
London
DEMOCRACY
Athenian democracy developed
around the sixth century BC is often
described as the first known
democracy in the world. Other Greek
cities set up
democracies, most following the
Athenian model, but none are as well
documented as Athens'.
24. The influence of
this age is still very
much with us.
During the reign of the
Roman Emperor
Constantine the Great
(AD 306–337),
Christianity began to
transition to the
dominant religion of
the Roman Empire.
wiki
The Constantinian dynasty
launched the era of State church
of the Roman Empire.
Quoting Hans Pohlsander.
His (the emperors) conversion to
and support of Christianity served
an entirely conservative end, the
preservation and continuation of
the Empire.
25. Lamb of God. Is this the old age
of Aries (Ram) subtly merging with
the Age of Pisces?
26. Taurus (Latin for "the Bull") is one of
the constellations of the zodiac,
which means it is crossed by the
plane of the ecliptic. It influenced
various bull figures in the
mythologies of Ancient Sumer,
Akkad, Assyria, Babylon, Egypt,
Greece, and Rome. wiki
In Sumerian mythology,
Marduk is the "bull of
Utu".
In Hinduism, Shiva's
steed is Nandi, the Bull.
The sacred bull survives
in the constellation
Taurus. wiki
Egypt
Hathor as a cow. In
Egypt, the bull was
worshiped as Apis, The
bull was also
worshipped as Mnevis,
the embodiment of
Atum-Ra, in Heliopolis.
Ka in Egyptian is both a
religious concept of life-
force/power and the
word for bull. wiki
Syrian Bull.
27. ISHTAR
And let’s not forget that Venus ruled both Libra and Taurus.
This is a reconstruction of the Ishtar Gate in Babylon.
Ishtar is the Babylonian
name for Venus.
Venus’s gate. This is
Ishtar.
The decoration
includes many bulls.
29. In this age they built big.
Taurus, in the I Ching, is the
hexagram Keeping Still
Mountain.
They built mountains which
they called Ziggurats.
Pyramids look like
mountains too.
UR
E-temen-an-ki translates as The House of the
foundation of heaven on Earth. It is said that the
temple on top of Etemenanki had a bed on which
a beautiful maiden slept as a gift for their god – this
is Taurus/Scorpio we are discussing here.
30. Hippolytus wrote: ‘The
Babylonians were more
interested in making money than
war.’
And here is The Bull in
Wall Street New York, still in
command of the financial
market.
31. From the internet.
While the Danube
Valle civilization isn’t
as famous as other
ancient cultures
around the globe, it is
one of the oldest
civilization to exist in
Europe, developing
from around 5,500
and 3,500 BC
Uruk 3300 supplies the earliest
Mesopotamian example of writing.
Sumerian children were taught at Eduba’s
their name for a school, Schools were in
temples – this is Gemini/Sag.
Teachers were referred to as ‘Big
Brother’ – third house = siblings.
The written story of
Gilgamesh, Babylonian Noah,
is early Sumerian.
So now we look at Gemini Sag.
Where do we look to to discover the
development of our education system?
32. The twelve tribes were
twelve families (Cancer).
During the period (c. 2600–
2400 BC) that Ur exercised
supremacy over the
Euphrates valley, Sin was
naturally regarded as the
head of the pantheon. The
"wisdom" personified by
the moon-god is likewise
an expression of the
science of astronomy or
the practice of astrology, in
which the observation of
the moon's phases is an
important factor. wiki
The Semitic moon god Su'en/Sin is in
origin a separate deity from Sumerian
Nanna, but from the Akkadian Empire
period the two undergo syncretization and
are identified. wiki
… one of the earliest evidences of Jewry is
surely embodied in the Mesopotamian
Moon God Nanna or Sin. Indeed Nanna or
Sin, akin thematically to the Biblical figure
of Shem, may well be considered a common
mythical ancestor to all present-day
Semites, including Jews. wiki
Cancer/Capricorn?
Sin was the God of the Moon. His
other title was Nanna.
The Moon takes the
Male role in this age,
the female role will have been Saturn. Old
Mother (Nanna).
STONE
ON
33. The Ten Commandment ?
Mount Sinai means
Mountain of the Moon.
Moses means Law Giver.
34. So Moon-ruled
Cancer has a
deeply emotional
sensitivity and a
long term memory,
denoted by water,
while Capricorn,
ruled by Saturn,
means walls.
The Semites have
a famous long term
memory. Think
‘Wailing Wall’
Moon/Saturn. And
what about The
Battle of Jericho
when the walls
came tumbling
down.
The twelve tribes
were twelve families
(Cancer).
35. Mayflower
In 1620 The Mayflower carried
Puritans (Virgo) across the
Atlantic Ocean (Pisces). In 1786
prisoners (the Piscean 12th
house is the house of prisons)
were sent to Botany (Virgo) Bay
(Pisces) Australia. The world was
colonised by western man:
Pisces spreads its influence and
mixes us up together like the
water droplets in a cloud.
Saint Marianne Cope a
Catholic nun who
influenced the
development of modern
hospitals and nursing.
In 1915, the Catholic Church
ran 541 hospitals, staffed
primarily by unpaid nuns.
"After the Battle of
Gravelotte. The French
Sisters of Mercy … arrive on
the battle field to succour the
wounded." Unsigned
lithograph, 1870 or 1871.
Back to our era. Nun’s personified the Virgo archetype. Virginal Virgo. And Virgo is
Gemini’s yin (female) partner
so, of course, they call
themselves ‘sisters’. Sisters
of mercy. 6th house Virgo
And 12 house Pisces.
36. A much loved Princess who was born when the
Moon was in Aquarius ruled by Uranus in Leo?
Aquarius/Leo
story ?
The
People’s
Princess!
And finally what do we need to introduce us to the New Age of Aquarius Leo? There are a
couple of possibilities.
Here is someone who won the
hearts of the people and is
unlikely to be forgotten
Possibility ONE: How about a ‘People’s
Princess’ ?
37. Plugging into the
Jupiter Saturn
conjunction by
sextile and trine,
and illuminated
By the Sun, the
Moon’s nodal
axis is 01 degrees
Leo/Aquarius.
Astrologers have described the chart for Charles and Diana’s wedding as a ‘wrong’ chart because it doesn’t
describe a happy marriage. From the point of view of the universe this chart might be absolutely right. Is
there something special about these royal
children born of a princess who cared
deeply about the people?
Moon, mother, conjunct Mars, boys,
in Moon-ruled Cancer on the MC,
and Jupiter, crown prince, conjunct
Saturn, ruler, in the 12th house womb just waiting
to be born.
38. OR ….. Possibility TWO: Queen
Elizabeth the 2nd died this week and
the world is mourning her passing.
39. Is Queen Elizabeth
representative of the
initiation of the New Age of
Aquarius/Leo?
‘People of all ages and from countries far
and wide chose to battle the inclement
weather to bid an emotional farewell to
the monarch of 70 years.’
40. We can watch the age of Pisces/Virgo blossoming noticeably
right now. Alternative health. And what about Glastonbury,
fantasy, music (and perhaps a drug issue) is an expression of the
Old Age flowering. And now, in the 20th Century, all this in
conjunction with Aquarian high tech sound equipment and
exciting Leo Drama.
Dragons and Fairy-
tale Palaces
(of course).
From internet: How do you begin to describe Glastonbury festival?
Is it the greatest show on earth? Some would certainly argue its
case. In less than 50 years the Eavis family have transformed some
beautiful, quiet fields in the village of Pilton into the site of an
annual music pilgrimage. The biggest acts in world music, from Ed
Sheeran to Radiohead, forge careers there through unforgettable
live performances. You must experience swaying in front of the
Pyramid Stage at least once.
(NOTE: Virgo/Neptune word – Pilgrimage.)
Many Christians believe that Glastonbury is the site of the earliest
church in Britain, allegedly
founded in the first or second
century by Joseph of Arimathea.
According to the Gospels, Joseph
was the man who donated his
own tomb for the body of Christ
following the crucifixion. (From
internet.)
41. Selfies are surely Leo in operation. Hello Ladies.
Where will this New Age take us
And need I mention the technological brilliance of the
internet through which we can ALL watch this exciting
entertainment going on …
42. Earlier this year I woke up having been dreaming about Great Ages and
now I think I understand why life has organised that I should be living in
Bath. I did not choose to live in Bath, it was a series of events that
brought me here. So what’s so interesting about Bath?
Bladud, 863 BC, son of the king who lived in the camp on Salisbury Hill,
was studying in Athens when his Father died. On his journey home he
caught a skin disease and in order to protect his people when he
returned he took on the job of caring for the pigs. Watching his pigs
enjoying the hot mud he noted it healed their skin - it healed his too. This
is a Taurus/Scorpio story. Taurus Earth + Scorpio Water = MUD!
43. Rome is Aries/Libra /.
Roman Legions and the Goddess Athene.
Then the Age of Pisces/Virgo / arrives,
Virgo means healing and Pisces Water.
Yes! Definitely Bath.
44. Here is a well known quote from a famous song.
‘Jerusalem build-ed here on England’s green and pleasant land’.
AQUARIUS/CITY - LEO/ROYAL
So now we are moving into the Age of Aquarius/Leo,
/.
Uranus, Aquarius’s new ‘ruling’ planet, was discovered in ‘New King’ Street (of course).
Leo takes the female role, Leo means Royalty, in this case female royalty.
New King Street is very near Queen Square, in the Royal City of Bath.
45. ‘The Enlightenment gave rise to a number of local Philosophical
and Scientific Societies, most of which were ultimately absorbed
into the Bath Royal Literary & Scientific Institution
which was set up in 1824; we are now approaching our bi-
Centenary.’
(Publication on the History of the Institution).
The Jesus story, on which The Old Age of Pisces/martyr,
Virgo/virgin, is based, takes place in Jerusalem.
If the New Age of Aquarius/Leo is based here in Bath then is
Bath ‘The New Jerusalem’, otherwise termed The Golden City?
Leo is golden and Aquarius means the collective - a city!
Uranus, ruler of Aquarius, also carries the idea of
‘enlightenment’. The lightening bolt. Uranus gave us electricity.
Yes!
Here is a quote from
Michael Davis at BRLSI.
ath oyal iterary and cience
nstitute in Square.
46. New King Street
Royal Victoria Park, Royal Avenue, The Royal Crescent, Queen Square, Royal Hotel.
47. When I wrote the set of books
introducing the new model I
gave it the title The Golden City
because I found the description
of the new model of the brain at
the end of The Book of
Revelation. A city with four
walls three gates in each wall
and an angel, also described as
a star, at each gate. I had no
idea then that there would be a
‘real’ version of this Golden City
and that I would be directed by
fate to live in it.
It all appears rather obvious
now.