Lets discuss the astrological significance of Uranus.It is named after the Greek god of the night sky. Why is this still significant even with modern scientific understanding of this celestial sphere of gas?

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Anonymous 03/23/15 (Mon) 04:08:58 No.27

Lets discuss the astrological significance of Uranus.

It is named after the Greek god of the night sky. Why is this still significant even with modern scientific understanding of this celestial sphere of gas?

Anonymous 03/23/15 (Mon) 04:10:59 No.28

It is also the 7th sphere from Sol Invictus.

Anonymous 03/26/15 (Thu) 04:26:56 No.31

Our day and night fathers will be as one soon, and our luna will be free.

Should be interesting for planning in terms of future Aura potential.

Anonymous 04/26/15 (Sun) 03:01:15 No.40

Caelus Aeternus circles our sol invictus as a clock with 2 42 year cycles of north and south pole.

If you multiply this out with the sun's 12 year cycle you get roughly 1000 years. This is in-fact the hidden eye of the lord Aether who is as Yahweh and Jehovah, as it blinks, so does pass 1000 years.

Anonymous 04/26/15 (Sun) 17:21:36 No.42

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>>40

actually ditch Yaweh, it's coopted by Tyre Aviv.

Anonymous 04/26/15 (Sun) 17:45:50 No.43

Aey Lmao