posted July 18, 2003 07:44 AM              

I'd love my own Planet...Like those Pisces, how lucky....

Any how...hopefully they'll find it, or if they already have, will let the info out.

posted July 19, 2003 05:12 PM              

If there was a body between Mercury and the sun it would have been spotted by occlusion since the sun is under 24/7 observation from the ISS and the SOLARMAX sattelite.

posted July 20, 2003 04:55 AM              

thats just my opinion, but heck ive been waiting 20 years for these planets and i think i have to move on, lol.

posted July 20, 2003 06:06 PM              

Lets say there were to be a planet that not only revolves around our sun in the oposate direction then all the others we have found thus far, but also has an orbit that brings it so far out [from the sun] that it takes about 6700 of our years to complete just one orbit.

If this were to be true , has mans technology realy existed long enough, have we realy had the time to record all that takes place in this solar system to give our selves enough credit to think we've realy discoverd more than just a few hairs on the ass of the uni-verse.

posted August 02, 2003 08:44 AM            

Wevil, I have the faith , certainly no science to support it tho.

It just 'feels' right.

posted August 02, 2003 11:25 AM              

http://lovestarz.com/vulcan.html

posted August 03, 2003 01:12 PM              

Now I imagine you can link thunder and wind, and you can make an argument that an intra-Mercurial planet, like the Moon, may have a great affect on the atmosphere and elements on Earth. And in fact, it may be quantifiable and capable of measure. Yet personally I have not heard that theory, so please please, any evidence that you have of it, other than something you heard and have no idea where, post it here. And even if you have no idea where you heard it, post what else you do recall. Track the person down you got it from, if that is the case, and determine where they got it, if you are so inclined. That would be fabulous. Dave Walters has been pretty scarce since the first LG site, I don't think he comes around here. I hope he makes the re-discovery, personally, he's a really nice guy. And Randall, if you have some of the compelling work of DW, can you please post it, give a link if it is online, or the name of the book or article, and publisher? That would be great. We in the realm of astrology should be working alongside the astronomers, and while that day may not come very soon, we should still keep working on Vulcan and moving forward with our study of it, rather than playing catch up when the planet is re-discovered

posted August 03, 2003 10:02 PM              

Anyhow, the theory goes that the asteroid belt in between Mars and Jupiter is actually the remnants of two planets. He also backed the theory up by an astronomical theory that was made over 100 years ago concerning the extinction of the dinosars 65 and 250 million years ago respectively. The book went on to say that new evidence was found about the size, density and molecular structure of the asteroids that "proved" that they were planets. There are two bands within the field - both have smaller rocks on the outer edges and were less dense - indicating planets. Also, the sizes of the planets were quite huge, and at least one was a water planet.

Well, when reading this post it occured to me that these two could be the missing two planets that Linda spoke of. In which case maybe just knowing that these were the planets Vulcan and Pan-Horus (quite an appropiate name considering the "context" of it's discovery - through theory based on Egyptian mythology) might yield the changes Linda spoke of. See this is tricky - Does a planet need to be whole to have effect in astrology? From what Linda said, just knowing that it exists is enough for us to feel it. For example Neptune was still there before we discovered it, but I guess only ruled the Pisces after we discovered it. Maybe the same here? I'm not sure if you guys are aware of Egyptian mythology, but there were constant struggles between Horus and Seth that resulted in Horus' loss of his eye, and Seth's amputated testicles. These could just be the two planets Vulcan for Seth and Virgos, and Pan-Horus for Horus and Taurus. Once we realise that these planets are in fact still around in our Solar system "in disgiuse", then maybe they will start to rule!?

What does everyone think?

posted August 03, 2003 11:53 PM              

take care

~ana

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where i end and you begin there's a gap in between there's a gap where we meet where i end and you begin
and i'm sorry for us the dinosaurs roam the earth the sky turns green where i end and you begin

posted August 04, 2003 01:03 PM              

http://www.eridu.co.uk/Author/Bookshop/Phoenix/phoenix.html

cool applet you made, very cool

you might be onto something there, except I don't know the answer. Horus sounds like Taurus, Vulcan sounds good for Virgo. Anything to peel this Mercury foster-rulership offa me already lol

although I am enjoying the rulership of Aphrodite as a progressed Libra Sun. I have another 22 years of that progression left to go, so maybe by then, when I go into my Scorpio progression, Vulcan will have been discovered, and I'll be a Vulcan-ruled, progressed Scorpio Sun, with three planets in Leo, and everyone had better keep the hell outta my way lol maybe I'll star in a movie called Grumpy Old Astrologer har har

posted August 05, 2003 10:28 PM              

I have a Virgo moon, and am wondering how my emotions may change when Vulcan steps up to the plate and takes them by the reigns. Thunder? Yeah! Bring it on! I'm not agressive in the slightest, but it could help keep all the vultures from trying to walk over me. My current solution is to walk away, but to explode in a flurry of fury and words could be cool

As for my previous words, I've since questioned how an exploded planet could rule a sign... "Ruling" is kind of due to gravity isn't it? The asteroid belt is scattered right around the sun and therefore wouldn't have a central point of gravity. I'm starting to think there could be a riddle in their explosion. Taurus vs Virgo may have already taken place and resulted in their explosion. Hence their people may have needed the guidance of the other "gods". However, by acknowleging their history, new gods may indeed become "created" in our awareness and take the responsibility that they should. I hope they do anyway. Anyone know what Pan-horus is supposed to represent? I also like the symbolism I've read in a few places (warning, this may offend some people) that horus was like jesus. The stories of christianity and egyptology are very similar, but I'm not saying Jesus was Horus, merely history may have repeated. But I like the irony that Horus was a loving god, and Taurus became ruled by Virgo - god of love. Also, Vulcan is the thunder god which is supposed to rule Virgo, but Mercury the god of words has taken it's place. I'm in absolute fascination about what will happen if we do take up these two gods, and give them there rightful place on the astrological wheel.