UHOH...12-03-12 Planet alignment SAME 10,900 B.C. Egypt AND Velokovski's "Collision?"

I'm all in on this one guys. Truly amazing. It all makes sense now and so glad its all coming together at this time. I am so ready for this to happen. Can hardly wait. No Fear. None.

A request to the powers that be though. To see the Garden of Eden reborn on this earth. I would like to stay and walk in that garden. With all my critters also.

Cheers to everybody all those enlightened ones whom put this all together for those of us with eyes to see last night. I was there with you. Love you all. Cheers.

O.K. Saturn is NOT an astrological sign...it is
referred to in Astrology as an "Effect" and is
more often a "rising" aspect in one's chart.

Here is the Vedic "take" on the appearance of
Saturn (as we will have in the alignment 12-03-12)
...Doesn't sound real good, you guys! lol!


[link to www.livingskillfully.com]

The planet Saturn is the Bad Guy in Vedic Astrology. It is called 'the Great Malefic', because it is the significator of so many undesirable aspects of the human plane. Saturn gives us difficulties, misfortune, suffering, even death. It has a non-negotiable quality as well. Saturn represents karma that we can't get out of. Since it is an integral part of this Earthly realm, and each of us has to deal with what it represents in our life, it behooves us to know more about Saturn's functioning and understand our relationship with it.

Everything on this Earth is bound by Time. Even the seemingly eternal mountains must inevitably disappear. The Infinite Spirit incarnates into this realm, appearing as Forms. Amongst these forms, Spirit incarnates as human consciousness, encapsulated within human form: the body. The formless infinite submits to the limitations of this plane of existence to experience the interplay of forms, to know itself.

In Vedic Astrology, we look to the map of the Heavens as a representation of our life's karma. But where is the Earth represented in this map? It is represented by Saturn. In Vedic Astrology, Saturn stands in for our planet, the Earth, the Playground of Forms. The individual Soul, due to its karma, is attracted to this playground and gets sucked into it for the sake of the experience. Saturn is that which first attracts, then restricts, encapsulates, the eternal consciousness; Saturn 'traps' the Soul in Form. This limitation of what is naturally infinite is experienced as suffering. Thus Saturn comes to represent the energy of suffering in astrology.

Obviously many of Earth's experiences are quite enjoyable. But all of these pleasures are temporary, and like our bodies, all are limited by time, by Saturn. Even the pleasures bring suffering by their eventual denial through Saturn's functioning. Saturn is Maya: the play of forms. Instinctively the entrapped soul seeks permanence and stability on this Earthly plane, and feels betrayed by the temporal nature of Human Life.

How do we deal with the energy of Saturn? You are a prisoner of Saturn's world of forms only if you identify with it. This is the dilemma of human consciousness: how to get out of prison by dis-identifying with forms, including the one you are residing in. From this need has arisen all of the various spiritual paths, yogic techniques, meditation techniques, etc. Forms originate from Spirit, and yet as an individuated piece of Spirit each of us somehow falls into the illusion that our personal form, our mind, and our feeling, are all that we are. We are each asleep in this dream of forms, unaware of the true nature of it all, and of ourselves.

Thus Saturn becomes the Teacher, teaching the soul through the lessons of limitation, of attraction and negation, desire and denial. Through this adversity the soul is forced to grow, to learn the reality of incarnation, to understand how it is that the Eternal must manifest in the world of limitation in order to know itself. Our identification with our human incarnation, and the amnesia about our original nature as pure consciousness, is part of the 'set-up' designed to compel the soul to take the lessons seriously. This seriousness too, is a function of Saturn.

In the personal Vedic Birth Chart, the position of Saturn and what it is influencing shows what lessons are especially emphasized, where the most concrete limitations are to be experienced in this lifetime, where there is the most intense identification with form that must be overcome for the soul to realize its original nature. Understanding the true situation of human consciousness, and its underlying connection with all that is, helps you to let go of the identification with the world of forms, to wake up from the dream. In this way we come to terms with Saturn, and are no longer defeated by the suffering, the world of illusions, that this planet represents.

Ron Berger on "Vedic Astrology/Saturn
"Living Your Life Skillfully with Vedic Astrology"
(Vedic is from Indian tradition of astrology/medicine
going back before the time of Christ.)

O.K. Saturn is NOT an astrological sign...it is
referred to in Astrology as an "Effect" and is
more often a "rising" aspect in one's chart.

Here is the Vedic "take" on the appearance of
Saturn (as we will have in the alignment 12-03-12)
...Doesn't sound real good, you guys! lol!


[link to www.livingskillfully.com]

The planet Saturn is the Bad Guy in Vedic Astrology. It is called 'the Great Malefic', because it is the significator of so many undesirable aspects of the human plane. Saturn gives us difficulties, misfortune, suffering, even death. It has a non-negotiable quality as well. Saturn represents karma that we can't get out of. Since it is an integral part of this Earthly realm, and each of us has to deal with what it represents in our life, it behooves us to know more about Saturn's functioning and understand our relationship with it.

Everything on this Earth is bound by Time. Even the seemingly eternal mountains must inevitably disappear. The Infinite Spirit incarnates into this realm, appearing as Forms. Amongst these forms, Spirit incarnates as human consciousness, encapsulated within human form: the body. The formless infinite submits to the limitations of this plane of existence to experience the interplay of forms, to know itself.

In Vedic Astrology, we look to the map of the Heavens as a representation of our life's karma. But where is the Earth represented in this map? It is represented by Saturn. In Vedic Astrology, Saturn stands in for our planet, the Earth, the Playground of Forms. The individual Soul, due to its karma, is attracted to this playground and gets sucked into it for the sake of the experience. Saturn is that which first attracts, then restricts, encapsulates, the eternal consciousness; Saturn 'traps' the Soul in Form. This limitation of what is naturally infinite is experienced as suffering. Thus Saturn comes to represent the energy of suffering in astrology.

Obviously many of Earth's experiences are quite enjoyable. But all of these pleasures are temporary, and like our bodies, all are limited by time, by Saturn. Even the pleasures bring suffering by their eventual denial through Saturn's functioning. Saturn is Maya: the play of forms. Instinctively the entrapped soul seeks permanence and stability on this Earthly plane, and feels betrayed by the temporal nature of Human Life.

How do we deal with the energy of Saturn? You are a prisoner of Saturn's world of forms only if you identify with it. This is the dilemma of human consciousness: how to get out of prison by dis-identifying with forms, including the one you are residing in. From this need has arisen all of the various spiritual paths, yogic techniques, meditation techniques, etc. Forms originate from Spirit, and yet as an individuated piece of Spirit each of us somehow falls into the illusion that our personal form, our mind, and our feeling, are all that we are. We are each asleep in this dream of forms, unaware of the true nature of it all, and of ourselves.

Thus Saturn becomes the Teacher, teaching the soul through the lessons of limitation, of attraction and negation, desire and denial. Through this adversity the soul is forced to grow, to learn the reality of incarnation, to understand how it is that the Eternal must manifest in the world of limitation in order to know itself. Our identification with our human incarnation, and the amnesia about our original nature as pure consciousness, is part of the 'set-up' designed to compel the soul to take the lessons seriously. This seriousness too, is a function of Saturn.

In the personal Vedic Birth Chart, the position of Saturn and what it is influencing shows what lessons are especially emphasized, where the most concrete limitations are to be experienced in this lifetime, where there is the most intense identification with form that must be overcome for the soul to realize its original nature. Understanding the true situation of human consciousness, and its underlying connection with all that is, helps you to let go of the identification with the world of forms, to wake up from the dream. In this way we come to terms with Saturn, and are no longer defeated by the suffering, the world of illusions, that this planet represents.

Ron Berger on "Vedic Astrology/Saturn
"Living Your Life Skillfully with Vedic Astrology"
(Vedic is from Indian tradition of astrology/medicine
going back before the time of Christ.)

Sorry. 8 days not December the 8th. I'm just so excited about all of this. You guys nailed it. Also the numbers 12-3-12 are 333. Very powerful. 33rd Meridian.

Sorry. 8 days not December the 8th. I'm just so excited about all of this. You guys nailed it. Also the numbers 12-3-12 are 333. Very powerful. 33rd Meridian.

I read about this and posted it on my facebook yesterday.. sounds interesting that is for sure.. I had a picture I wanted to upload to GLP but it was too big, so couldn't.. too bad, because it's an artist's rendition that shows the 3 planets lined up above the three pyramids in Giza at about 1 hour before sunup Giza time on December the 3rd.

If it looks even half as spectacular as the rendition, the place to be to see this alignment would be Giza with an eastward view toward the three pyramids.

UNBELIEVABLE SYNCHRONICITY, MV8!
Thanks for that heads-up!
There are alot of folks--and I have seen this
on GLP and other places--who just DO NOT
"get" the significance of numbers in the
Great Scheme of Things! I had my feelings
of doubt when I first started to come to GLP
that all these guys who were dinking around
with numbers, adding, subtracting, making these
leaps of faith in predictions based of numerical
"clues"--it just didn't "synch" with me back then.

Then...happily, I ran into this guy, Danny Wilten's
research. He explained TWO REALLY IMPORTANT
THINGS TO ME....the ideas of "fractals"--repeating
patterns in numbers, nature, chemical reactions,
even our own human bodies--which I FINALLY 'GOT!'
The other was a posted video by a wonderfully
gifted man named: Nassim Harremine. (Both of those
deals are on the "Wow! 'Celestial' Nile Discovered.
This will blow your mind!" thread (authored by
Abhie 7/07/12 and linked in the Leonardo thread also.)
[link to www.godlikeproductions.com]
Harremine talks about his long journey in discovering
"fractals" and the idea of "singularity"--which sound
like a HUGE COMPLEX THEORY...but a 3rd grader can
comprehend it listening to Nissam! EXCELLENT teacher,
this guy!
I think this is REALLY REALLY IMPORTANT, MV8 that
Wilten is giving us the "heads-up" about December 3rd.
The two videos are each about 10 minutes long and are
very well presented, I'm really glad that I was able
to find them and have this information.
Thanks again for posting!
Cheers!
SK

Quote:
"The first thing I did when I saw this was ask: is there really going to be a close conjunction of three planets on December 3rd?

The answer is yes! Mercury, Venus, and Saturn will all be within a relatively small distance of each other in the sky on that date. This isn’t a particularly tight configuration like Venus and Jupiter were earlier this year – in this case, they’ll be 14 degrees apart, nearly 30 times the width of the full Moon on the sky – but it’s still pretty nifty.

The second thing I did, though, was ask myself: will they really look like that in the sky as seen from Giza?

The answer this time is no."

[link to blogs.discovermagazine.com]