posted January 29, 2011 03:38 AM            

This is a classical example of Jupiter in Aries, and things will get very intense and there will be huge freedom movements when Uranus enters Aries. In the background of all this is Pluto in Capricorn, ready to destroy all corrupt establishments:
Dictators, orthodox Churches, Religious Dictatorships perhaps even repressive Bloodlines.

When Saturn becomes direct, we might see massive upheavals in Saudi Arabia and Iran, the most powerful repressive societies in the modern age. We might see a Gandhian Palestinian uprising with Egyptian support, and on the tragedy side, we might see devastating earthquakes in Pakistan as that nation tries to silence liberal voices.
Even certain Indian territories are due for Divine Intervention as tribals are being butchered, their lands taken for mining and false cases levied against minorities in North India [not to mention unmatched corruption in all levels of the ruling class].

2011, the year of Uranus. 2+1+1 = 4.

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posted January 29, 2011 04:55 AM            

Inquilaab Zindabaad!! Long live revolution!!

posted January 29, 2011 01:11 PM            

Also some churches have changed a lot of their "laws" abruptly in history. The Catholic church did this in 1954 I believe. A lot of Catholics don't follow these changes because ever since then the Pope was tied to freemasons. Even the Shah was before he was overthrown and the people started to instate a religious based government. One of the biggest clues for me is the fact that Christmas is celebrated on December 25. Christ was not born that day but Christmas was changed that day because of the pagan celebrations of the winter solstice which is the shortest day of the year also a major "holiday" for freemasons. As is the summer solstice, the longest day of the year. Capricorn and Cancer respectively. I find it interesting that the greatest economic collapses of the world occurred in the time that Pluto was in Cancer and now Capricorn.

The Greek Orthodox religions also had a change in when they Celebrated Christmas and the New Year. My friend told me that the difference was 13 days. The new calender (as they call it) is 13 days behind the old one. 13 is also a masonic number. If you study the Christian religion you'll see a lot of similarities with pagan worship. Which as a Christian I don't believe belongs there.

posted January 29, 2011 02:17 PM            

Christ was born sometime in the spring. His "birthday" (it's weird calling it that) was changed because of the popularity of paganism. I've read several historical texts saying that it was changed in hopes of getting more Christian converts. I don't believe this as the reason for the change, rather this: http://www.linda-goodman.com/ubb/Forum21/HTML/000226-2.html

I've also been told by a girl I worked with that the changes in the calender of the Greek Orthodox religion where great as far as what their mass covered in prayers and such. I think mass became much shorter and the prayers became half of what they should. My Romanian ex didn't understand why it was called Greek Orthodox that was his pet peeve.

posted January 29, 2011 11:50 PM            

Gnostic Churches are legit. Waldensians, Quakers, Unitarians etc who think laterally are all ok, they never repressed their populace but got tortured by the rigid Papacy. All these rigid chaps are to be shown the door in the coming year.

Uranus square Pluto will be the peak of the upheaval.

posted January 30, 2011 12:06 AM            

There are Arabian Traditions that indicate the Date Palms were ripe [with dates ready to fall], and this is a sign that it was peak summer in the Middle East, July or August.

Anyway, great to know that you don't accept the false Dec 25th "Saturnalia" date as Christmas. He does not have any clear cut "default" Capricorn Sun traits.

1. He is extremely generous
2. Has great hair
3. Gives lectures upon lectures
4. Is opinionated
5. The Lion reference is used all over the scriptures for him
6. Did not have any support of the Orthodoxy
7. Easily became the center of attention

Strong pointer to being a Leo, with Ascendant conjunct Star REGULUS or even Galactic Center and absolutely with a Pisces Moon.

posted January 30, 2011 12:09 AM            

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Originally posted by iQ:
Did I say Greek Orthodox Church or "Orthodox Churches" ? Any Roman Catholic or Protestant or Billy Grahamish Church which forces only Orthodox views on their sheeple is nothing but an Orthodox Church in general. Perhaps rephrasing as Churches of Imposed Orthodox views is a better description.

Gnostic Churches are legit. Waldensians, Quakers, Unitarians etc who think laterally are all ok, they never repressed their populace but got tortured by the rigid Papacy. All these rigid chaps are to be shown the door in the coming year.

Uranus square Pluto will be the peak of the upheaval.

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posted January 30, 2011 12:13 AM            

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Originally posted by littlecloud:
Well I see calling any church hierarchy corrupt problematic. You start being labeled all sorts of things but it doesn't change the truth of the matter.

Christ was born sometime in the spring. His "birthday" (it's weird calling it that) was changed because of the popularity of paganism. I've read several historical texts saying that it was changed in hopes of getting more Christian converts. I don't believe this as the reason for the change, rather this: http://www.linda-goodman.com/ubb/Forum21/HTML/000226-2.html

I've also been told by a girl I worked with that the changes in the calender of the Greek Orthodox religion where great as far as what their mass covered in prayers and such. I think mass became much shorter and the prayers became half of what they should. My Romanian ex didn't understand why it was called Greek Orthodox that was his pet peeve.

I might be off on the date for the Catholic Church, it was before the Second Vatican Council in 1962 with Pope John XXIII. Another 13. I'm sorry but I don't believe in coincidences.

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posted January 30, 2011 12:13 PM            

I understand you mentioned Orthodox churches as a general.

Once I started venturing into religion on my own I realized there were many connections between things that ideally and systematically shouldn't have connections.

To me Native Americans where/are more "Christian" than many priests, popes and what-have-you. They share amongst each other, work in harmony with nature and give thanks for the animal they hunt for their survival. Which is very similar to what Christianity tells you to do. I have a deep respect for Native Americans for this because they actually practiced what they preached.

A strong Pisces influence goes without saying. The sign of Christianity is a fish after all. Which is also very nutritional. High in Omega-3 it helps keep your eyesight functioning, your heart, even your teeth. I also laugh at the blonde hair blue eyed Jesus many icons depict. He was born in the middle east and therefore is most likely to have brown hair, brown eyes and an olive skin tone complexion.

In regards to the dates, did Ramadan fall in the summer that year? (Forgive me if this is a stupid question, I've forgotten the beginnings of Islam)

posted January 30, 2011 07:26 PM            

Along with goodness and goodwill, corruption (not necessarily in the traditional sense, but SPIRITUAL corruption) is alive and well in religious institutions, as outlined in The Bible, Qur'an, The Torah, old scriptures...etc. We are all engaging with divine text here, meaning that interpretation will always leave room for differences and mistakes, ESPECIALLY by leaders.

I am hoping IQ's predictions about changes are right.

I believe that changes need to happen on an inner level for individuals now. We can't be afraid of questioning the institutions we belong to, yet strengthening our own faith with the Source directly, and not via the mostly politically organized and alternately motivated religious groups we happen to belong to.

posted January 31, 2011 12:58 AM            

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Originally posted by littlecloud:
I just checked mine, it's 7 degrees away from my sun, 4 from mercury and trines my Mc, Saturn and Uranus all within 3 degrees....interesting.

About icons; I was just referring to what I've seen many times in America. When I studied art I noticed that the Byzantine style looked more "correct".

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