>>12103064

Not only is the Great Chronocrator happening on the Winter Solstice, it is located at Zero degrees Aquarius. The first Jupiter/Saturn cycle of the Dawning of the Age of Aquarius happens at the very beginning of the sign Aquarius.

No coincidences.

We are in the transition phase of the new Age, during which the dregs of the last age (the Age of Pisces) rises up and becomes noticeable so as to be cleared out, making way for the new Age. Jupiter is the planet of Good Fortune/Opportunities, it makes things BIGGER. Saturn is the planet of Hard, Cold REALITY. The two balance each other. They work well together.

Interestingly, the Asteroid Pallas Athene, the Warrior Goddess of Wisdom leads the way at four degrees Aquarius, well within the orb of influence.

>>12104117

I disagree that it has anything to do with the Star of Bethlehem. Sorry, but there is no proof that Jesus ever existed. His mythology follows the story of Horus, and many other ancient sun gods. The star in the east can still be seen Christmas morning. Go out and look at it on Friday. It is Sirius. "The Three Kings" is the traditional name for the three stars in Orion's belt, which all line up with Sirius, pointing to where the Sun moves (is reborn) on the Eastern Horizon after not moving (dead) for three days.

Saturn was maligned for centuries, it's nickname is the Greater Malefic (Mars being the lesser). However, astrology went through a rebirth starting in the .80s, bringing it out of the Dark Ages. Everything in astrology has a good side and a bad side.

Saturn is Where We Are Challenged. It is a fearful entity, however, it is the Monster the aspiring Hero must conquer in order to become The Hero. Saturn likes hard work, no short cuts, facing up to REALITY and doing what must be done.

Any conjunction is the beginning of a new cycle between planets. The slower moving planet is the anchor point. The faster moving planet is the action. Here we have Jupiter's new Saturn cycle.

Jupiter is the planet of opportunities, but it also governs missed opportunities. Grab the opportunities while they are hot, they may never show up again.

>>12104329

So why is it all the sun gods of ancient civilizations were born on the 25th of December, heralded by a star in the East and announced by three wise kings?

It is still out there on Christmas morning. See for yourself. Orion, followed by Sirius, pointing at where the Sun comes up.

Horus also had all of Christ's nicknames, The Son (Sun) of God, the Light and the Life, the Lamb of God, etc.

>>12104282

This is happening to the whole world right now:however it is also personal. Where it shows up in your birth chart shows how it is effecting you (generally speaking).

>>12104438

I am not into belief systems either. I grew up with the philosophy that one can KNOW. That a person can learn to travel in the higher dimensions.

Not that I expect anyone to take me seriously. It is too outrageous a concept here in the West. Besides, the cacophony of people who "know the way" is deafening.

Astrology, however, is easily provable. It works whether one believes in it or not. Everyone I have ever done a chart reading for always says, "OMG! You are telling me my life!" It really is all about psychology.

>>12104579

Wrong. You have to have a person's time, date and place of birth. No stock chart.

A horoscope chart is a two-dimensional, symbolic map of the solar system from a subjective point of view. Virtually everyone's "map" is different.

>>12104599

Here's a "map" of the sky for DC right now. The horizontal line symbolizes the horizon. The moon is just coming up in the East.

>>12104622

Astrology isn't some big mystery. Anyone can learn how to do it. The Astrodienst site is free, and there is a pop-up chart available that will give you a thumb-nail sketch of anything and everythiing in your chart.