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In the beginning, one question haunted me: if astrology defines the unseen forces of life, why do so few of us learn it? It's not like it's rocket science. Could it be a CONSPIRACY?



Astrology is rooted in mathematics and both systems are divinely intertwined. Each one begins with 10 parts that take us from the simple surface to the endless depths of metaphysics. And we each settle wherever we like.


Mathematics structures the tangible world and astrology defines the intangible it's rooted in. Everything is energy and astrology is the timeless alphabet that sounds it all out.

So we all learn basic math to make sense of our tangible world, but most of us learn no astrology, so the intangible is anyone's guess. And since religion laid claim to it centuries ago, what we don't know won't matter so much if we just 'let go and let God.'

But a sovereign spirit is gaining on religion, through astrology and meditation. And the latter is led by Dr. Joe Dispenza, with quantum results that prove mind transforms matter. It's energy in action, defined by celestial science.



ASTROLOGOS guided mankind for millennia, with a heavenly blend of science and spirit. But everything changed in the 17th century, when the materialists of the Scientific Revolution brought the blend to an end.

Thousands of years of vital celestial observation was devalued and discarded, a ruthless split that left a mocking void, as though science and spirit were never together. And a narrow, shadowy paradigm darkened the human spirit through social engineering the history books call progress.

The Enlightenment suggested wisdom while it delivered the final blow to astrologos. And it did tsk-tsk christian dogma, but funny enough the church bounced right back, free of its main competitor. And the way was clear for christianity to become the official ruler of the intangible. How conVEEENient.




Body and spirit were likewise pried apart and it devastated the healing arts. The separation of medicine from celestial science began the long fall from true Hippocratic healing to today's sickness industry.



Since the sad divorce of astronomy and astrology, both still track the planets, but only astrologers still track their influences on earthly events. And a loose alliance in science, academia and the church ridicule and vilify astrology and repel millions of otherwise curious minds.

Most of us do know that people in high places use astrology as a super tool, but it contradicts the social programming against astrology and the confusion causes cognitive dissonance like you wouldn't believe...

But many discerning millennials see through it. Gen WHY? Stay tuned...


In 1968 the seminal bestseller Linda Goodman's Sun Signs ignited mainstream interest in astrology and the New Age officially began. But no sooner was her next book conceived when snake oil gurus and psychedelics wrested control. And by the late 1970s the New Age became a hot hippy mess.

And whether or not CIA social engineers sabotaged our spiritual trajectory, the momentum stalled and the New Age retreated. Materialism returned with a vengence and the religious right was close behind, like opposite ends of an unbeatable team. Well, isn't that special?

But astrology kept a foot in the door and millennials have swung it back open. Not all Gen Ys, but enough to make a movement. It takes some balls to shun the status quo and millennials from '88 to '96 and zillennials from '97 & '98 have one colossal set.


Their Uranus/Neptune conjunction in practical Capricorn instills the drive to restore the balance of science and spirit; two blended powerhouses that lay the foundation for a sovereign and inspired Aquarian Age.

The Age of Aquarius marks the individualism and innovation the American Founding Fathers envisioned. And stunningly few Americans know that they modeled the U.S. Constitution on the Native American Great Law of Peace. Gayanashagowa.


The Great Law was conceived in 1142 and the Founding Fathers recognized it as the spiritual roots of America. So why is it not celebrated as our sacred, ancient history? Who benefits from our ignorance and the division it's led to? What would our Founding Fathers say?

(And here's a woo thought waaay outside the box.. since Native Americans' bloodlines were decimated after Columbus arrived, most spirits could only return to their beloved homeland through the bloodlines of their European conquerors. And it does explain the deep love of liberty and of nature in so many Americans and most of the Founding Fathers.)

The opposite of Gayanashagowa is a neo-feudalist technocracy rooted in junk science and the sacrifice of liberty to avoid a hell on Earth. It's an audaciously simple inversion: make the breath of life (C02) the gas of death and severely restrict it. And our youth are programmed to fall in line with religious fervor.

AGW is now the official position of the world establishment and primarily emerged from Europe, just like the christian conquerors who landed on America's shores in 1492.

No sooner had Columbus' men slaughtered 90% of the natives when praying villages sprang up to instill christian values and erase the ancient spirituality of the mostly child survivors. True story, but denial still rules. And my blood is as European as the next American's, just not my spirit. So put that in your peace pipe and smoke it.

And though religion may cling like winter in spring, all things must pass to evolve. So farewell and adieu to the Pisces Age of limits and illusions. Amen.


And CHEERS to wise Millennials...


Medium: The Science of Astrology
The Atlantic: The New Age of Astrology
New York Post: What aspects mean in astrology
Cosmopolitan: Your Guide to Planetary Aspects
NY Times: How Astrology took Over the Internet
The Guardian: Why astrology is turning to millennials
Medium: The Meaning of Planetary Aspects in Astrology
New York Post: Why millennials are flocking to astrology
UPI: Majority of young adults consider astrology a science
The Cut: Astrology Is Serious Business, Even If It's Not Real
BusinessInsider: Why millennials love to read their horoscope
Independent UK: America is about to experience a 'Pluto return'
Cosmopolitan: What Are the North and South Nodes in Astrology?
Market Watch: Why millennials are ditching religion for astrology
The Guardian: Star gazing: why millennials are turning to astrology
Sydney Morning Herald: Why millennials love to read their horoscope
Science Mag:Study: Most Young Americans Think Astrology Is a Science
Sydney Morning Herald: Why millennials love to read their horoscope
LA times: How millennials replaced religion with astrology and crystals
Sonoma County News: Pluto to bring the transformation America needs
The Cut: Plan Your Future With the North and South Nodes in Astrology
Valuetainment: Astrologer Reveals Which Zodiac Signs Become Successful
ALSO in the New York Post: Elon Musk's Success Was Written in His Birth Chart




To Archimedes and other thinkers of an auspicious age, it was ASTROLOGOS: "The celestial and rational principle that governs and develops the universe." Logos is logically the root of logic and the ancient Greek word for word:

Sounds logical.

To teacher Jesus it was ASTROLOGIA, brought back from the East to enlighten his tribe. But dead men tell no truths and there are only enough fragments left to plausibly deny and vilify the celestial wisdom he wished for us all.

"Jesus taught astrologia and this is a remaining fragment."
"No no, Jesus was saying 'watch the sky for my return'."
"Watch for the planets that signal his reincarnation?"
"No no, watch the SKY for his return ON A CLOUD!"

Meanwhile, behind the scenes...

"Historians have long neglected the important relationship between the Society of Jesus and astrology [and] the many ways in which astrology was an important part of Jesuit scientific endeavors." LINK

By the 1700s, ASTROLOGOS became ASTROLOGY: 'dull, lethargic, stuporous'. And POOF! A divinely explicit definition became a subliminally belittling one. And logy became the standard suffix for the whole dreary material age.



Up to 60% of college students initially FAIL all of those dreary disciplines. But is it actually a failure or an instinctive resistance to limiting concepts cloaked in confusing complexities? And what's with the dudes who breeze through them, rise to prominence and perpetuate our cockamamy culture?

Who knew the first science also produced the first computer?



In 1901, divers discovered a rusty remnant in a shipwreck off the coast of Antikythera, Greece that proved mainsream historians crazy wrong. Now we know that computers calculated planetary positions THOUSANDS of years ago!


The Antikythera Mechanism suggests a far more fascinating history than we may ever fully know. How was such an advanced technology unmentioned by Hellenistic astrologers and undetected by historians? And the Sumerian gadget below compared to the Antikythera Mechanism suggests that the technology may go much further back than we think...

One gadget is as big as a human(?) and the other is as small as a laptop, built smaller over time like modern computers? Assuming both are computers. And the big gadget above does look mighty important.

The establishment insists Sumerians were not cosmologically advanced and disregards qualified researchers. Except one, whose prolific conjecture was published by establishment powerhouse Harper-Collins as non-fiction and captures minds like super sci-fi. Isn't that odd?

And the Sumerian tablet below displays somebody's solar system and it sure looks like ours, complete with Uranus, Neptune, Pluto. And there's that planet between Mars and Jupiter that may have gone BOOM and roughed up Mars in the process. We call it the asteroid belt and we're told it was never a planet and there were never any space wars...


A Sumerian history lesson?


Instead of trusting dogmatists, maybe we should trust what we see over what we're told to see and think big about the rest. We might be a lot less wrong in the end, especially with no dreary dogma to support.


OOPARTS: thorns in the sides of the out of whack theorists of evolution

So did the Babylonians introduce astrologos to the west or did the Sumerians long before, with celestial computers in tow? And what else did they know?

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"Every living being is an engine geared to the wheelwork of the universe. Though seemingly affected only by its immediate surrounding, the sphere
of external influence extends to infinite distance. There is no constellation or nebula, no sun or planet, in all the depths of limitless space, no passing wanderer of the starry heaven, that does not exercise some control over its destiny. Not in the vague and delusive sense of astrology, but in the rigid and positive meaning of physical science." - Nikola Tesla 1915

In his inspired depiction of celestial mechanics, Tesla excluded astrology in one fell swipe. But how could he be unaware that astrology was held in high esteem for ages? Or was he just playing it safe to avoid more ridicule?

Either way, Nikola Tesla beautifully defined the choreography of astrologos.

Contemporaries Carl G. Jung and Nikola Tesla both snubbed the status quo with their use of celestial science. Jung utilized it discreetly to avoid public scorn and Tesla publicly scorned it and utilized it to freely power our world, for a hot minute.

Thanks to Carl Jung and millennial seekers, celestial science is BACK.


Geneticists have combed through decades of data for patterns that define human character and behavior and they finally found the leadership gene.



Astrologers have combed through millennia of data for patterns that define human character and behavior and there are none they haven't found.





10 PLANETS: electromagnetic frequencies of mind and matter
6 ASPECTS: dynamic conduits that connect & modify the frequencies
12 SIGNS: characteristics that add elemental color to the frequencies


(the luminaries are also called planets, for brevity)
When you think astrology, the signs may come to mind, but the planets bring the signs to life. The PLANETS are the only tangible component of astrology and if our arms were long enough, we could reach out and touch them.

And we do sense the planets, especially the Moon, who never takes a break, zipping around all hours of the day and night like a cosmic crackhead.

The Moon moves 12° a day and leaves all the other planets in the space dust. She not only guides the tides, but our bodies and feelings and we just can't avoid her, but we can keep a weather eye on her. Like the werewolves do.


(the orange line above displays the opposition aspect)

CONJUNCTION SEXTILE SQUARE TRINE QUINCUNX OPPOSITION

The ASPECTS are dynamic conduits that connect and modify the planetary frequencies. And we ALL know the opposition aspect; but only as the Full Moon, the monthly dance of the luminaries that makes life a little loony.

And the SIGNS complete the 3 essentials of astrology and color the planets with elemental character, through the familiar four archetypes...

FIRE, EARTH, AIR & WATER ...

ARIES TAURUS GEMINI CANCER LEO VIRGO
LIBRA SCORPIO SAGITTARIUS CAPRICORN AQUARIUS PISCES

Planetary frequencies electrify our world as they do-si-do around the cosmos. PLANETS, ASPECTS & SIGNS form the divine three-part system that operates like a finely-tuned machine. And consciousness hitches a ride.


Consciousness passes from spirit into matter (mother?) and forms a new soul (or psyche). And in the first breath the soul is imprinted with the planetary pattern above, your electromagnetic DNA. Welcome back to planet Earth!

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... Many souls through time have praised and utilized ASTROLOGOS...







Dante
"Astrology [is] the noblest of sciences."

Ralph Waldo Emerson
"Men should take their knowledge from the Sun, the Moon and the Stars."

Confucius
"Heaven sends down its good and evil symbols and wise men act accordingly."

Plato
"Perhaps there is a pattern set up in the heavens for one who desires to see it, and having seen it, to find one in himself."

D.H. Lawrence
"We need not feel ashamed of flirting with the zodiac. The zodiac is well worth flirting with."

Sir Walter Scott
"Do not Christians and Heathens, Jews and Gentiles, poets and philosophers, unite in allowing the starry influences?"

Plato
Astrology compels the soul to look upward and leads us from this world to another."

Goethe
"These auspicious aspects, which the astrologers subsequently interpreted for me, may have been the causes of my preservation."

Johannes Kepler
"An unfailing experience of mundane events in harmony with the changes
occurring in the heavens, has instructed and compelled my unwilling belief."

Sri Yuktswar Giri
"A child is born on that day and at that hour when the celestial rays are in mathematical harmony with his individual karma."

Benjamin Franklin
"Oh the wonderful knowledge to be found in the stars. Even the smallest things are written there... if you had but skill to read."

Sir Francis Bacon
"The natures and dispositions of men are, not without truth,
distinguished from the predominance of the planets."

J.P. Morgan
"Millionaires don't use astrology, bilionaires do."

Carl Sagan
"If our lives are controlled by traffic signals in the sky,
why try to change anything?"

Sir Thomas Aquinas
"The celestial Bodies are the Cause of All that takes
place in the Sublunar World."

Ralph Waldo Emerson
"Astrology is astronomy brought down to Earth and
applied toward the affairs of men."

Theodore Roosevelt
"I always keep my weather eye on the opposition of
my seventh house Moon to my first house Mars."

William Fowler
"All of us are truly and literally a little bit of stardust."

William Shakespeare
"It is not in the stars to hold our destiny but in ourselves; we are underlings."

LD Broughton
"Without astrology man treads, as it were, in the dim twilight of ignorance."

Vincent Van Gogh
"I know nothing with any certainty, but the sight of stars makes me dream."

Varahamihira
"There is no better boat than a horoscope to help a man cross over the sea of life."

Donald Regan
"It's common knowledge that a large percentage of Wall Street brokers use astrology."

John Webster
"We are merely the stars' tennis-balls, struck and banded which way please them."

Lawrence Spector
""Practices do not persist for thousands of years, and in diverse cultures, without results."

Ahmed Hulusia
"An Astronomer who denies Astrology, is like a butcher who recognizes the brain but is unaware of its transmission of waves."

Sri Yukteswar Giri
"A child is born on that day and at that hour when the celestial rays are in mathematical harmony with his individual karma."

William Shakespeare
"I find my zenith doth depend upon A most auspicious star, whose influence If now I court not, but omit, my fortunes Will ever after droop."

Glenn Perry, Ph.D.
"The value of astrology. . .is not its power to predict what the gods have in store for humans, but its ability to reveal the god-like powers that reside in the depths of every human being."

Paracelsus
"To understand correctly the meaning of the words Alchemy and Astrology,
it is necessary to understand and to realize the intimate relationship and identity of the Microcosm and Macrocosm, and their mutual interaction."

UNESCO

"Throughout much of history, and up until the 17th century, astrology was considered an academic discipline across much of Eurasia… commonly accepted in political and cultural circles with astrological concepts applied in other fields including alchemy, meteorology, and traditional medicine."

T.H. Huxley
"The question of all questions for humanity, the problem which lies behind all others and is more interesting than any of them, is that of the determination of man's place in nature and his relation to the cosmos."

D.H. Lawrence
"The cosmos is a vast living body, of which we are still parts.
The sun is a great heart whose tremors run through our smallest veins.
The moon is a great nerve center from which we quiver forever.
Who knows the power that Saturn has over us, or Venus?
But it is a vital power, rippling exquisitely through us all the time."

Carl Sagan
"That we can now think of no mechanism for astrology is relevant but unconvincing. No mechanism was known, for example, for continental drift when it was proposed by Wegener. Nevertheless, we see that Wegener was right, and those who objected on the grounds of unavailable mechanism
were wrong." (i believe they know damn well and just didn't tell Sagan)

Ralph Waldo Emerson
"Astrology interested us, for it tied men to the system. Instead of an isolated beggar, the farthest star felt him and he felt the star. However rash and however falsified by pretenders and traders in it, the hint was true and divine, the soul's avowal of its large relations and that climate, century, remote natures as well as near, are part of its biography."

Johannes Kepler
"We do not ask for what useful purpose the birds do sing, for song is their pleasure since they were created for singing. Similarly, we ought not to ask why the human mind troubles to fathom the secrets of the heavens. The diversity of the phenomena of nature is so great and the treasures hidden in the heavens so rich precisely in order that the human mind shall never be lacking in fresh nourishment."

Physicist Percy Seymour
"It's my view that those who use simplistic models to disprove astrology are violating the principles of the philosophy of science. Any number of theories may be shown not to work, but to say it follows that no theory of astrology can work is just bad science. It totally rules out scientific method. So, I came to the conclusion that they were totally unscientific - a form of rationalized bigotry cloaked in academic language."

Dr. Richard L. Thompson
"The word science means knowledge from a latin root. Nescience is the opposite of knowledge, or ignorance. Modern science began with a theological concept, that God is a mathematician and the language of God is Geometry [but] it's been taken over by persons of demonic mentality as the vehicle for presenting the philosophy of atheism."



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