posted November 18, 2010 03:31 PM            

My BABYLON asteroid is there, exact. I had a past life recall about Babylon (and a soulmate) once. I was actually royal in that life. That was the only life in which I was royal of the recalls I have had. Usually I am of the poorer classes.

My Descendant is also closely conjunct Regulus. My ASC/DSC axis is at 0 degrees Pisces/Virgo.

Actually, it is interesting to me that KAALI, my Ascendant, and my North Node are all located on 0 degrees of the zodiac. KAALI is at 0' Taurus, my Ascendant is at 0' Pisces, and my NN is at 0' Leo. I am not an infant incarnate soul (in fact I think I am approaching the end here soon) so I have always wondered about that.

My KING and QUEEN asteroids are exact conjunct each other I thought that was pretty cool. They are located on 6'32" and 6'36" Cancer, respectively.

Their Sabian is "Two Nature Spirits Dancing Under the Moonlight"

posted November 18, 2010 05:39 PM            

Anyway, I think everyone should be equal because we all have bits of every sort of civilization in our DNA. The problem maybe that some people have not activated their DNA to let that part of themselves come out - or some people have evolved beyond the need to rule others. But, I think that we are all in someway connected by similarities in our basic make-up.

posted November 18, 2010 07:03 PM            

Also here is some info on "Royal Stars". Regulus is not the only one.

Aldebaran *9° Gemini 47 Unfortunate (Mars)
Bull's South Eye
A Royal Star. The archangel Michael, the Watcher of the East. Eloquence, high honours, integrity, popularity, courage, war mongering, agitation; danger, loss, violent death

Regulus * 29° Leo 53 Very Fortunate (Mars/ Jupiter)
Lion's Heart
The most Royal Star. Raphael, the Healing Archangel, the Watcher of the North. Nobility, ambition, alertness, great power, status, leadership, sudden downfall, accidents, violence. Said by some to be the most benefic star in the universe.

Antares * 9° Sagittarius 46 Fortunate (Mars/Jupiter/ Mercury)
Heart of the Scorpion
A Royal Star. The Archangel Oriel, the Watcher of the West. Spirit of adventure, obstinacy, injuries to eyes, honours, sudden loss, stubborn, suspicious, violent, several marriages

Fomalhaut * 3° Pisces 52 Fortunate (Venus/ Mercury/ Neptune)
A Royal Star. Archangel Gabriel, the Watcher of the South. Congenital birth defects, magic, fame, occult, faith, "Star of Alchemy", addiction, undesirable associates

posted November 19, 2010 12:03 AM            

I have Kaali at 29'58 Leo conjunct Regulus 29'53 so I'm just wondering what that means..
I guess I don't quite understand the significance of Kaali yet *goes to read up on it*

I agree everyone has bits of civilization in them and some Royalty mixed in too.

posted November 19, 2010 03:30 AM            

Cliff Dess' wife Karen Dess is the world's only astrologer to document the astrology of alien-human hybrids and Project Montauk Mind Control Victims. She has exact Atlantis Recalls and knows the evil of the Reptilian Elite first hand.
One look at Cliff Dess' picture and any reasonable man will know that he is a truth teller. He is a coach for bare knuckle boxers, and an Aussie. They call a spade a spade.

Karen refuses to publish her data in print, understandably. She uses the Nodes of Mars, Scorpio aspects relating to Ophichius [Serpent Bearer] and Water Sign trines/dominance to ascertain Royal Bloodlines. I told her about Asteroid KAALI, she uses that now with good results.

posted November 19, 2010 09:09 AM            

True. I'm probably not the only basterd child my father made.

We are all from some bloodline of sorts, including those who deem themselves royal. I believe that I have many types of bloodlines combined within me to make me Me. What I am trying to figure out is what else is in this melting pot that is me. I know for a fact that I have Zulu bloodline of the Elephant Tribe. On my mother's side, there was so much tomfoolery that I even have European ancestors. I am not a pure blood by far. I just want to find out who my father's people were because they won't tell me since everything is so hush-hush for them.

I have astrology as a tool and I plan to use it. I will know through research what is hidden. I am using all my tools, including looking at my dreams and such.

posted November 19, 2010 11:54 AM            

The Draco Reptilians of the Annunaki breed think they are above all Terrans and this idea in the DNA gives some of the upper caste Arabs, Khazarite Jews, Aryan Brahmins, Yakuza and Royal Japanese, Chinese Deragon families and Supremacist Nordics a similar entitlement.

To escape this curse, one must realize that the Soul is Immortal and Light, for all races across Time and Space.

posted November 19, 2010 01:11 PM            

Regulus is a fixed star at 29 Leo.

posted November 19, 2010 01:14 PM              

i found this short thing on that website: http://www.astrologycom.com/fixedstars.html

quote:

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Orb of Aspect

Despite the foregoing, the allowed orb for fixed stars is a matter of some dispute among astrologers. Most modern astrologers lean to a very small orb, mainly based on the magnitude of the star (the brighter the star, the greater the orb). For a more detailed examination of magnitudes and other factors, check out Anne Wright's very comprehensive site at Constellations of Words.

Traditional astrology uses a smaller number of stars and allows a larger orb, especially for the four Royal Stars, Aldebaran, Regulus, Antares and Fomalhaut, plus Sirius and Spica. Caput Algol is also allowed a larger orb, because it is such a powerful influence for evil. [If you find this a trifle harsh, dear reader, please examine Medusa's Head, a remarkable article by Diana K. Rosenberg – perhaps the greatest modern authority on the fixed stars.]

In my own work, I have found that an orb of 1 degree (one finger's width) is usually quite noticeable, though I'd allow up to 6 degrees for Algol and various sizeable orbs for the other major stars. I generally ignore most of the smaller stars unless there is a very significant reason not to. Experience is the best teacher. Have a look at my article on the influence of the fixed stars on the September 11 attack, American Catastrophe for some insight into the way they work. Fixed stars are also said to "cast no rays" meaning that aspects other than conjunction should not be considered, but this is by no means always the case, as demonstrated by Rosenberg. See also my colleague Ian Thurnwald's article on the 2002 Uranus/Algol cycle The Cycle of Uranus and Algol in 2002.

Sun and Moon have a naturally wide orb (since they actually physically occupy more of the sky). This said, the closer the orb, the stronger the influence. If a star is angular, especially if rising or setting, its influence is the greatest. This requires the use of parans (locationally determined angular relationships between planets and fixed stars in a chart, based on the horizon and the prime meridien, not the ecliptic). Bernadette Brady is the best modern writer on this. Brady's Book of Fixed Stars makes a very useful and readable addition to any astrologer's library. Conjunctions of fixed stars with planets (including lunar nodes) in the natal chart are very significant, especially if rising, setting or culminating, and when stimulated by transits.

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posted November 19, 2010 03:02 PM            

I only count conjunctions with orbs of 1-2 degrees. But that's me. Others really like using trines and stuff with it, which I find dubious but if that's the case I have Saturn/Uranus trine Regulus :PPP

posted November 19, 2010 06:28 PM            

True. I'm probably not the only basterd child my father made.

We are all from some bloodline of sorts, including those who deem themselves royal. I believe that I have many types of bloodlines combined within me to make me Me. What I am trying to figure out is what else is in this melting pot that is me. I know for a fact that I have Zulu bloodline of the Elephant Tribe. On my mother's side, there was so much tomfoolery that I even have European ancestors. I am not a pure blood by far. I just want to find out who my father's people were because they won't tell me since everything is so hush-hush for them.

I have astrology as a tool and I plan to use it. I will know through research what is hidden. I am using all my tools, including looking at my dreams and such.

I mean... I just found out that the Zulu people were supposedly the reptile/Anunaki hybrids that were used to mine Gold in Africa. Although I find the whole thing rather racist of how black people were made to be slaves to mine gold... I am just doing some research on it. I will make a decision once I have got all the info. >>>

Unmoved,