Luna and The Pleadies Together at Sunset - A Turning Point in the 5th Galactic Night
Perhaps you have looked at Spaceweather.com and found out that tonight at sunset is a chance to view a spectacular astronomical event. The Seven Sisters, the Pleiades a cluster of stars 400 light years from Earth will be touching a Moon newly ingressed into Gemini. "The brightest seven of these blue-white beauties form a little dipper visible to the naked eye even from urban areas. The Moon will come so close to the Pleiades, they almost overlap!"
This exquisite celestial event is the essence of timing with yesterday's new round of the Mayan Tzolkin begining and today's Mayan Day Sign: IK (Wind) representing the breath of life or spirit disseminating new ideas upon the planet. As we approach the midpoint of the 5th Galactic Night in May - a turning point in the march to the elite Armageddon fantasy. Today the hot seat was reserved for General David Petraeus and Ambassador Ryan Crocker who described progress in Iraq as fragile and reversible. Even Doris “Granny D” Haddock, 98, who spoke in Gettysburg on Sunday April 6th says Bush is guilty of treason. This grand old lady of the peace movement made sure we hadn't forgotten (Mars-Cancer active memories) : Saddam Hussein, several weeks before our attack, invited our military to come in and look at anything they wanted to look at. As Granny says: "Creative leadership is not the essential ingredient. We need leaders who can inspire the American people and the people of the world to move in new directions quickly. " Aries Sun-Pallas-Mercury and Venus all taking us in a NEW direction...
7 Sisters Work Together to Regain and Redress the Years of Injustice
Tonight is more about a wind of change symbolized by the fact that the main seven stars of the Pleiades (intimately connected to all ancient civilizations including the Mayan) are now by longitude in the sign of Gemini. From Alcyone the queen who wards off evil storms and daughter of Æolus (guardian of the winds) to
Asterope or Sterope - `lightning', `twinkling', `sun-face' Some myths say she was ravished by Ares and gave birth to Oenomaus, king of Pisa. In other versions , Oenomaus was her husband, and they had a beautiful daughter, Hippodaima, and three sons,
Celæno - `swarthy' -
who had two sons Lycus (``wolf'') and Chimærus (``he-goat'') fathered by Prometheus
Electra or Eleckra - `amber', `shining', `bright' Wife of Corythus; seduced by Zeus and gave birth to Dardanus, founder of Troy, ancestor of Priam and his house. There are other identities for Electra including a daughter of Oedipus and daughter of Agamemnon and Clytæmnestra.
Maia - `grandmother', `mother', `nurse'; `the great one' Obvious connection to Mayan race. She was the eldest and most beautiful of the sisters; a mountain nymph in Arcadia. Seduced by Zeus and gave birth to Hermes. Later became foster-mother to Arcas, son of Zeus and Callisto, during the period while Callisto was a bear, and before she and Arcas were placed in the heavens by Zeus (she as Ursa Major, he as either Boötes or Ursa Minor).
Merope - `eloquent', `bee-eater', `mortal' Married Sisyphus (se-sophos, `very wise'), son of Æolus, grandson of Deucalion (the Greek Noah), and great-grandson of Prometheus. She bore Sisyphus sons Glaucus, Ornytion, and Sinon;
Taygete or Taygeta Seduced by Zeus and gave birth to Lacedæmon, founder of Sparta, to which she was thus an important goddess. In some versions of the story, she was unwilling to yield to Zeus, and was disguised by Artemis as a hind (female red deer) to elude him...
On many different levels this evening represents a turning point in today's world as the feminine nature of our planet is demanding a change from the old ways of war and patriarchy.
Below the chart set for sunset in San Francisco where the Olympic Torch has arrived
has Mars-Cancer @ 14 degrees in the 9th of foreign influence in a tight TSQ with Astraea (jusotice) @ 15 Libra Retrograde opposing Pallase @ 13 Aries (bold stategist filled with courage). All the goddess energies are lining up to retrieve a reverence for beauty that was lost 11,000 years ago.
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