Micah Dank (29:56)
All right, so I start with Aquarius. This is the first sign I start with. Now the year technically begins in Aries, but I start in Aquarius because that's kind of the beginning of our year. Now what you'll see here is the man with the water pitcher pouring it out. Okay? That's the story of Zeus and the young boy. This is a Greek story, the story of Zeus and the young boy. I'll just tell it real quick. Zeus saw it and it was very specific too. A blonde 14 year old boy on Earth that he wanted in heaven because he thought he was beautiful. The boy's father wouldn't give him. Zeus bargains with the boy's father, gives him a whole bunch of stuff, land, money, animals, things of that nature, things that were important back then. Takes the boy to heaven. The boy's allowed to go. Every day the boy is feeding the angels. I mean, not the angels, the, the gods. Something called ambrosia, which was the drink of the gods out of this water pitcher. He's doing it every day. And one day he gets fed up with doing it, goes to the side of heaven and pours it out, just like in this picture. And what happens is that floods the earth. That's where the Greeks get their flood story from. Now God, I mean our God Zeus, who's usually a very sexually deviant, angry God, in a moment of self reflection, realizes that he brought this young boy up without any friends or anything. And instead of punishing him for what he had done, he immortalizes him as the constellation Aquarius. So this is the constellation Aquarius. So there's keywords son of man and man. Because this is the sign of the man, whereas Virgo is the sign of the woman. Baptism, because this is how you baptize someone. Water pitcher, because this is how you. This is a water pitcher, fountain, for example, because the Greek fountains were made like this. And then because there's water in the picture, stream, river, pond, lake, ocean, sea, for that example. Now Aquarius in astrology is an air sign, it's not a water sign. The water sign is Pisces, the mutable water sign, which is a sign of the two fish in the water. So all the water examples still apply here because there's water here. So there's water here, there's water here. Which one they're talking about when they reference certain water things depends on the patterns that it will make in the heavens. This will all make sense to your listeners, I could promise you. So Aries is actually the beginning of the year. And the reason is, is because in aries you have March 21, which is in spring equinox. It's a 12 hour day and a 12 hour night. It's also the Passover. There's three different types of passovers. The first, the oldest, and what the other two are based on is the sun on March 21, literally passing over the equator and starts to make its way back up to the summer solstice, where things will get warm, where things will grow, where things are better. Now in Christianity, the passing over has Changed and it becomes the resurrection of God's son. It comes back to life. It's the same thing. And then you have the Jewish Passover. The Jewish Passover is when the angel of death passes over all the houses. And anyone that doesn't have the lamb's blood. But what is a lamb, that's a baby ram. So anyone that doesn't identify themselves with the age that they're in with the blood of that animal, the baby ram, lamb on their door post, their firstborn sons get killed. So the keywords here are ram, shepherd, ram's horn and lamb. Taurus is the bull. Remember I was telling you guys as above, so below. When you look in the sky and you see Taurus, that's when you know you see the bull in the sky. You put the plow on the bolt. Now we've got John Deere to do that now. But back in the day, they didn't. They used the bull. That's how they plowed so that you can plant the seeds so you can harvest in Virgo and Libra. So when you're talking about bull, ox, calf or cow. And again, cow is the female bull. This will make sense when we. When I break down, Matthew. Now, Gemini is the twins. It's the story of Caster and Pollux, Troy, whose sister was Helen of Troy. It's the story of Achilles. So whenever you're talking about twins or brothers, you're talking about Gemini. Now, cancer is the crab. And the crab moves like this. It goes sideways. So the sun does the same thing, too. So if this pouch, right, is the sun, starting on December 25th, the sun rises a degree. Then on December 26th, it's going to rise an additional degree. 27th, an additional. Every day an additional degree. What that means is the sun is going higher during the day. The days get longer, the nights get shorter, it gets warmer. When it hits June 21, that's the summer solstice. That's its absolute height. The sun is at its absolute height. What it does on. On June 22 is it's not going to drop a degree or raise another degree because it's at its height. What it does is it walks sideways. It stays at that same height for three days. Then on June 25, it drops a degree. June 26, it drops a degree. Now, in contrast to that, what that means is now the nights are getting longer, the days are getting shorter, it's going to get cold again. The crab in the ancient Egyptian time was known as the scarab, incidentally. It walks sideways twice, June 21 to June 24, and then drops a degree, but then it does the same thing in December, which I'll show you. Then Leo is the king, he's the line. He's the king of the jungle, the king of the savannah, whatever you want to call it. The ruling planet of Leo is actually the sun. So whenever you're talking about lion, lioness or cub, you're talking about Leo. Now, Virgo is the woman holding the wheat stock. It's the virgin. So remember before when we said that you plant in Taurus? Well, the reason Virgo is a sign of a woman holding a wheat stock is because during Virgo, that's when the virgins would go out, cultivate the wheat, make bread for the year. So whenever you see virgin wheat, grain seed, barley or corn, these are all things that have to do with harvest, that's Virgo. Now Libra is the justice, the scales. It's the balance, it's the just one. The reason it's the justice is because it judges God's son as it passes over the fall equinox and begins its descent into winter, into cold, into death. And I made a post on Facebook today saying, rosh Hashanah, the Jewish new year is September 15th, right? That's in Virgo. And the reason the Jewish New Year is in Virgo is again, this was ripped from the Egyptians. Remember how I told you that the ancient Jews started the year in Aries because that was the spring. That was when things cleared up. That was when things started to get warm again. However, the Egyptians started the year in Virgo, the wheat harvest, which is why the sun would come to an end in Leo. And then a brand new born sun comes through a virgin in Virgo. This is where it goes back to. So the Jews always celebrate the new Year around the fall equinox. However, the new year is in Virgo, but eight days after the Jewish New Year, which conspiracy hats time, is September 23rd. So you got a lot of things going on, people talking about that specific day, why that's the first day of Libra. What happens eight days after the Jewish New Year? You have a day called Yom Kippur. It's when the Jews go to temple, they fast all day, they don't drink all day, and they pray to God to keep them in the book of life for another year. Well, what is Yom Kippur Court? It's the Day of Judgment. Well, of course, the Day of Judgment starts in Libra. The scales, the judge. So the key words would Be law, judge, justice, the just one, as Jesus is called. Divorce, marriage, court, these are all lawly things. Now Libra is also when you pull your wine, that's when you, that's when you crush the grapes. Anybody that's ever been to a vineyard, right? Anybody that's ever been to a venue, if you go in the spring, when all the bachelorettes go, it's stupid because all the, all the freaking, it's bare. But if you go during Libra, you can literally walk up and down, everything is lush. You can pick the grapes and eat them. That's when you go. So Libra is all law related things. Libra is also all wine related things. And the last thing that Libra is, is, is it's also olive oil season. That's when you harvest the olives to make the oil. Incidentally, frankincense and myrrh are both olive plants, which goes into a breakdown when the three wise men who represent Orion's belt go to bring frankincense and myrrh. That represents olive plants or that represents olives, that represents Libra. And this will make a lot more sense. I'm just trying to get through the 12 signs. Now, Scorpio is the scorpion and he is the betrayer. Because when a scorpion bites you or stings you, it's going to leave an imprint in your skin that looks like a pair of lips. So it's going to look like it kissed you, but there's poison in it. So it's just a deep metaphorical sign of the betrayal. And it's why the mafia have the kiss of death. That's where they get that from. And it's why Jesus was betrayed by Judas with a kiss. Because Judas could have pointed him out. He could have thrown a rock at him, he could have hugged him. He could, he betrayed him with a kiss. Because Judas represents Scorpio because each one of the 12 zodiac signs represented by one of the 12 disciples. And I'll get into that too. So where are we with this story? The sun is judged in Libra with the scales and it's betrayed in Scorpio. And then finally here in Sagittarius. This is where the bow and the arrow shoot the sun and inflict further punishment on the sun on December 21st. That's the winter solstice. The sun's at its lowest. It's not going to go any lower. It's. The ancients would go out on December 21, right? And they would look in the sky, the sun wouldn't even crack the horizon. So the ancients used to say the sun was dead. And then it's going to walk sideways like the crab did in June, for three days. So now God's son is dead for three days, when on December 25, or the birth of God's son, it comes back to life. It is born again. So whenever you're talking about horse, bow and arrow, spear, or horseman, and I explain spear later, you're talking about Sagittarius. And then finally you have Capricorn. Who's the goat? This one's actually quite simple because if you look at the zodiac wheel on the right, Capricorn's at the bottom. Now imagine I just put a little magnet at the very bottom of that wheel, and I start moving it to the left one degree a day, mimicking the sun rising an additional degree a day on its way to its height. In the middle of Cancer, or at the beginning of Cancer, it starts. The sun starts the great climb up the mountain, metaphorically, in Capricorn, just like the goats do. It's as above, so below. Just like. Have you ever seen a mountain goat climb the side of a ledge before? They're. They're, they're insane. But Those are the 12 signs. Those are the key words. You guys have any questions before I start really diving into stuff?
