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MoonPixie
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posted February 01, 2006 09:46 PM
  
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/02/01/AR2006020101979.html how do you think that this new discovery will effect astrology? IP: Logged |
Ausra
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posted February 01, 2006 10:10 PM
Hi there, from what I know, they have tentatvely called the planet Sedna which is an inuit goddess of the sea so read the mythology surrounding her. Very sad, and strange tale but very deep too. See if that helps.IP: Logged |
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posted February 02, 2006 01:06 AM
Yup, not sure if that article mentions it, but it was originally discovered in the year 2003.------------------
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posted February 02, 2006 01:22 AM
Hmmmm ... Sedna ... I had to take a look and found this :::
"The traditional belief system of the Inuit was a wide, all encompassing thought process consisting of belief, practices and taboos of which shamanism was a part. Spirituality prevaded every aspect of Inuit culture...
...Inuit believed that the North was peopled with many different beings of supernatural dimensions. Spirits existed everywhere: the air, the sea and the earth. All objects, things and places, whether living or inanimate, had spirits... ... (They were) the major figure in the community who acted as intermediary between ordinary people and the spirit world... ...One of the most powerful spirit beings was the sea goddess, variously known as Sedna, Taleelayo or Nuliayuk. From her home at the bottom of the sea, she controlled the weather, powerful spirits and sea creatures. Rules and taboos had to be obeyed lest this powerful being become enraged and cause storms, sickness and starvation."
Abraham Anghik Ruben
Sedna
Paulatuk / Chiliwack B.C. 1990
66x52x60 cm - Soapstone
(Source: http://www.yvr.ca/guide/todo/art/ise3.asp
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Iqhunk
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posted February 02, 2006 10:35 AM
The exact date of discovery and the location of this 10th planet will help us gain better insight. What Earth shaking events have occured since the discovery?
I can think of Iraq War, Bush Re-Selection, Tsunami and Kashmir Earthquake.
Has any movie come which advertized spirituality fearlessly? Did it make an impact with millions? Was the release date significant with this Tenth Planet, especially as an aspect with Neptune?WE have to think linearly and creatively to assess the full impact of this planet or planetoid. IP: Logged |
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posted February 02, 2006 11:21 AM
Iqhunk -I agree and I'm getting ALL KINDS OF DATES OF DISCOVERY, when I try to give a specific date. Some say 2003, was when it was first spotted, but dates for "discovery" being 2004, and some say 2005. Maybe there's an issue for who gets the m'er f'ing credit. Is it an ego-driven community in a supposedly objective science making sure information remains confused and withheld until they decide who gets the byline in the end? Damn... you would think humanity would have risen above this BS already. Don't get me started... ------------------
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Iqhunk
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posted February 02, 2006 12:13 PM
We will reverse engineer this. Pluto was discovered 1930 and it coincided with the Great Depression [other people's money went down the drain] and the Nuclear Age followed suit. I am 100% sure the Tsunami "sacrifice" of over 200,000 souls and even a native Nicobar island tribe [Sedna is a TRibal goddes too] vanished had a link to this planet. So 2003 could be the apt year. Next thing is to locate the astro position, and even check for Fixed Stars aspecting it for indepth meaning.IP: Logged |
Iqhunk
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posted February 02, 2006 12:26 PM
From the article link:The angle of the planet is 44 degrees.
44 = "KARMA" in alphabetical numerology
[K = 11th letter,A = 1st, R = 18th, M = 13] 4+4 = 8. The astronomer named it "Lila". Lila in Sanskrit means "Cosmic Play" or Illusion Game for souls. Lila in Chaldean Numerology equals 8. The famed Zecharia Sitchin predicted the 10th planet many years ago after studying Sumerian Artefacts. He called it "NIBIRU". NIBIRU in Chaldean Numerology is 17 [Star of Magi or Immortality Number" and 1+7 = 8. 2003UB313 has 2 english alphabets and U+B = 6+2 = 8 in Chaldean Numerology. MICHEAL E. BROWN is the discoverer and his name number is 22 + 5 + 22 ; I dont know his initial full form but excluding it, it gives 44, to match with the degree tilt accurately. The numerological value of Planet is also 26 = 8. IP: Logged |
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posted February 02, 2006 01:29 PM
Zecharia Sitchin  ... I await the day when I'm able to sit and read one of his books without feeling like I'm going to jump out of my skin ... ------------------
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posted February 03, 2006 03:18 AM
Hi AJ,
The important thing is he confidently predicted it before the scientists and it is a victory for ancient myths over closed headed scientists.Today, Indian Astrologers have begun the controversy on the tenth planet. Indian Astrologers are so arrognat that they consider Pluto to be an insignificant rock.
Wait till Pluto retrogade teahces them a thing or two. One reputed Indian astrologer who respects Pluto though considers UB313 to be a harbinger for the Stock Markets to boom!
(Again, Pluto Retrogade might bust that bubble!) Now, UB313 was in Aries 19 during discovery and is at Aries 20 now so not much difference.
[However, I have some relationship with this planet. It is conjunct my Ascendant by 2 degree orb and was 2 degree away from exactly conjuncting my South Node during its discovery. Also, it makes an absolutely perfect to the degree grand trine with my Saturn and Neptune. I must have done something to somebody there in my past life!] Now, we must check for Tsunami Aspects Iraq War aspects to Aries 20. Interestingly, I found Pluto's birth info:
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February 18, 1930, at around 4 p.m. local Flagstaff, AZ time.
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from http://www.ericfrancis.com/articles/plutohistory.html
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Very interestingly, though a child named Pluto as Pluto, Nature has given a synchronicity. Pluto was predicted by Percival Lowell and discovered by Clyde Tombaugh.
P L C To Invert C and it is U ]
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Ausra
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posted February 05, 2006 09:57 PM
Hi Guys, I'm not very good at locational astrology, however the tsunami happened on December 26 (local indoneasian time). Obviously 2+6=8. Also within Cappy who's number is also 8, ruled by Saturn = Karma.Also, there were a few other 'massive' earth quakes under the sea, prior to the tsunami, which may also impact too. Interestingly, following from other world events, eg Iraq war etc, the tsunami brought out the best in people. So many people went over to assist, gave money etc. Could Sedna show the full giving nature of people life from necesity? Under the myth, Sedna became the ocean after having her fingers cut off by her dad who was trying to save himself by sacrificing his daughter (Sedna). Her finger tips became all the sea creatures etc. As she was not able to hand onto the boat, she remains under the sea. Might be rambling on a little now... IP: Logged |
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posted February 06, 2006 12:00 PM
You are not rambling brother, all the points you made are good points. I did analyze Tsunami Chart [I used 6:30 AM, Jakarta]. THe striking aspect was CHIRON exactly opposed Saturn. EXACTLY OPPOSED. Was it a sort of "healing" wound ? IP: Logged |
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posted February 06, 2006 11:28 PM
I just got a flash of insite while I'm sitting here at work, so nothing is thought of, just typed spur of the moment. Here goes:You know the opposite Chiron Saturn = the need to be in flow with 'time'. Not clock time, but the tsunami killed a lot of people not in tune with what was about the happen. Thinking of the animals - they all went away. Many of the people who got out before, were helped by animals eg elephants, following birds, dolphins for those on the sea. People on the other hand, seemed to have their third eye closed. Not listening, or awake to the natural rhythm to the ebs and flows of the earth. Or aware that all the birds had flown away in the opposite direct to the sea. Many animals that hid in the trees survived too - interestingly there were pythons in the branches with mice. The preditor instinct shut down over survival of all. Elephants helping children get out of the way. The only animals who could not get out of the way were pets, or caged animals, or already injured. Saturn opposite Chiron = Being tested separated from healing. Is this an event that doesn't need to test anyone, it is something that was going to happen, but that all had an opportunity if they chose to not be invovled (on a higher level maybe???). Grow and move with the planet. Could Sedna be involved with the grander scheme of 'time' ie inner 'clock' of the earth, and the inner 'clock' within. If uranus is linked with the third eye, neptune is the 6th sense, pluto linked with transformation, is sedna putting this all toghter?? the ability to make sense of it all??
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posted February 07, 2006 03:08 AM
Yes, it is. As per Jeff Green, Pluto represents our soul. So the planet after Pluto could represent our Higher Self.
So it is all about making sense of it completely.IP: Logged |
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posted February 07, 2006 09:32 PM
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Eddie
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posted February 07, 2006 11:02 PM
Very interesting. Im curious of one thing shouldnt Sedna be called Pan-Horus? The Pluto=Soul Sedna/Pan-Horus=Higher Self makes perfect sense to me. If it is this Higher self it woulld make perfect sense for it to be Pan-Horus a fitting guardian planet for Taurus. Higher self is a great representation for Taurus the Child, if we considider that as children we are closest to our higher selves, as we have not been influenced by cultural aspects and we are more in touch with ourselves.IP: Logged |
Iqhunk
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posted February 08, 2006 02:52 AM
Hi Eddie,
The naming is not yet official. Let us see what the Higher Selves of the astronomers guide them to choose. IP: Logged |
Ausra
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posted February 08, 2006 09:01 PM
Hi Ed, as I see it, considering the events since discovery, and also the debate of planet/asteroid etc, I think that the current name as it stands would be something to do with humanity's relationship with the earth as a being. To my intiuition, Pan Horus, is a highly evolved name, also meaning balance and integration with life, both spiritual and material. Humanity as whole has not reached this point. There is still so much destruction - some conscious some unconscious. I think the fact that the current name is 'sedna' is rather fascinating. The godess, was actually a normal human before being transformed but a hideous event.
I think that until humanity begins to undestand that we are the planet we live on, Sedna will continue to push her point. Once a higher consciousness and love for self and others is reached I think the name Pan horus is better fitting.That's just my thoughts on the name. There are always reasons for things. IP: Logged |
Aen
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posted February 09, 2006 04:54 AM
I wonder if there is a chance of finding Maat anywhere in the sky... Maat - the true balance and justice of any situation.
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Iqhunk
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posted February 09, 2006 05:01 AM
Maat is inside you.
The Anagrams of Maat are Mata and Atma in sanskrit. Mata = Mother and Atma = Soul.IP: Logged | |
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