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Constellations of Words

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The Sunnyside Magazine Online » The Origin Of The Sidereal Calendar What we perceive in the universe is rhythm but what does this rhythm have to do with us? The rhythm of the universe can only have meaning to the human being if we can find it within the human being himself. But for now we’re having a problem here because we can try to understand this only if we have the assurance that somewhere within this notion of rhythm there is a space where we can place a human being because that will make a human being a universal being. It will allow us to become aware of our place in space. If we have our place in space it gives our life some understanding. In a human beings life we need something we can look at to guide us. New Constellation Symbols Calligraphic version | Fixed-width version There are symbols for the twelve classical constellations of the zodiac, which are primarily used for astrological purposes. Two symbols have been proposed for Ophiuchus, the thirteenth constellation of the zodiac - one in general use in Japanese astrology and the other based on the rod of Aesclepius. For the book One Hundred Year Star-Diary, I created symbols for a number of meteor showers.

Earliest sunrises before summer solstice At mid-northern latitudes in the Northern Hemisphere, the earliest sunrises of the year happen around mid-June, despite the fact that the summer solstice – the year’s longest day – is still about a week away. And if you live at middle latitudes in the Southern Hemisphere, the earliest sunsets take place around now, even though the winter solstice – the year’s shortest day – isn’t for another week. Top of post: June sunrise at Sands Beach Club in Sea Bright, New Jersey, from our friend Steve Scanlon Photography. For those of you who are privileged enough to be outdoors before one of these early sunrises, you’ll find some of the most beautiful dawn twilights of the year.

13 Moon Calendar FAQ 13 Moon Calendar FAQ 1. Why does the 13 Moon calendar begin on July 26? For many ancient peoples, including the Dogon and Egyptians of Africa and the Maya of Central America, the great star Sirius, the brightest star in the sky, was the galactic marker. The heliacal rising of Sirius – July 26 – commenced the Egyptian year, and established the 1460-year Sothic cycle - the return of Sirius to the same place in the sky. The LEGITIMATE Jordan Maxwell Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 45:15 — 42.0MB) The bible is, to put simply, the war between light and darkness. There are 12 hours of light, and there are 12 hours of darkness. Mars, Saturn and the Moon Align During Perseid Meteor Shower Tonight Skywatchers in will be able to witness a celestial "summit meeting" this week as the moon, Mars and Saturn converge in the south-southwest evening sky. It's a perfect illustration of what the late Kenneth L. Franklin, former chief astronomer at New York's Hayden Planetarium, called our "dynamic and ever-changing sky." Such an eloquent description will certainly fit the sky this week as darkness falls.

Celebrate the astrological new year with the history behind the Spring Equinox Forget January 1. The real new year is March 20 -- the Spring Equinox and Astrological New Year -- when the Sun charges into fiery Aries to banish winter's chill. Aries is the sign of the Ram and also the first sign of the zodiac, associated with the energy of youth. Now we throw off the shackles of winter, break any chains that have hindered our growth and get ready to pursue some exciting new goals. The LEGITIMATE Jordan Maxwell Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 45:44 — 42.4MB) Astro-Theology is Religion from the Gods The Bible is the greatest Story Every told. Astro-Theology is the study of God. Saturn's Moons: Facts About the Ringed Planet's Satellites At least 62 moons travel around Saturn. They come in a variety of sizes and compositions, from almost pure ice to rocky material, as well as a combination of both. Their journeys around the ringed planet range from half an Earth day to just over four Earth years. One of Saturn's moons, Titan, makes up 96 percent of the mass orbiting the planet.

Spring Equinox The Wayback Machine has archived copies of this document: Equinox Dates and Times each year for 1096 years Holy Astrotheology and the Undying Stars with David Mathisen On GW Radio Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 2:34 — 2.4MB) | Embed Subscribe: iTunes | Android | It is not too late for us to reconnect with this ancient knowledge: it is right over our heads, which means that it is also right inside of us. - David Warner Mathisen In this new episode of the Gnostic Warrior, I interview astrotheologist, star investigator and author, David Warner Mathisen. 2016 Geminids Meteor Shower In 2016, the Geminids are expected to peak on the night of December 13 and early morning hours of December 14. A Full Moon may make viewing conditions difficult. The best time to view the shower, which is considered to be one of the most prolific meteor showers of the year, is after dark on December 14.

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