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LADIES & GENTLEMEN: I PRESENT to YOU OUR NEW SUN !!
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THE PHOENIX IS REBORN FROM THE ASHES !!
The Mayans and the ancient Egyptians already talked about the New Sun that would appear in this new era...
I think it's save to say now that the sun's magnetic poles have fully reversed in October, with all the recent upheaval on our sun's surface after a 9 month restructuring period. Although not yet officially acknowledged by the sciencecommunity.
This is the first magnetic pole reversal in the new era, and it's a special one!
I already talked about it in this thread:
Thread: SUN'S MAGNETIC POLES FULLY REVERSED in OCTOBER !!
What You Weren't Shown About Our Solar Eruptions Ongoing!
[link to www.youtube.com]
You also might want to check out these two educated individuals in solar dynamics and metaphysics:
[link to www.youtube.com]
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more about the Phoenix (aka Bennu in Ancient Egypt):
Meaning: The Bennu (Phoenix) was the sacred bird of Heliopolis. Bennu probably derives from the word weben, meaning "rise" or "shine." The Bennu was associated with the sun and represented the ba or soul of the sun god, Re. In the Late Period, the hieroglyph of the bird was used to represent this deity directly. As a symbol of the rising and setting sun, the Bennu was also the lord of the royal jubilee.
The Bennu was also associated with the inundation of the Nile and of the creation. Standing alone on isolated rocks of islands of high ground during the floods the heron represented the first life to appear on the primeval mound which rose from the watery chaos at the first creation. This mound was called the ben-ben. It was the Bennu bird's cry at the creation of the world that marked the beginning of time. The bennu thus was the got of time and its divisions -- hours, day, night, weeks and years.
The Bennu was also considered a manifestation of the resurrected Osiris and the bird was often shown pirched in his sacred willow tree.
The Bennu was known as the legendary phoenix to the Greeks. Herodotus, the Greek historian, says the following about the Bennu:
"Another sacred bird is the phoenix; I have not seen a phoenix myself, except in paintings, for it is very rare and only visits the country (so they say at Heliopolis) only at intervals of five hundred years, on the occasion of the death of the parent bird."
Herodotus goes on to record that the Bennu bird came from Arabia every 500 years carrying his father's body embalmed in an egg of myrrh. This Arabian bird however was said to resemble an eagle with brilliant gold and red plumage. Before the phoenix died it built a nest of incense twigs and laid down in it and died. From its body a small worm emerged that the sun's heat transformed into the new phoenix.
READ MORE: [link to www.egyptianmyths.net]
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