The Ultimate Multiverese Tarot

the ultimate
multiverse
tarot
Hugh colmer

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Hugh Colmer, artist and philosopher, believes the Tarot belongs to the same
iconographic tradition as Egyptian hieroglyphics and is a Perfect Language of
Images. Punctuated with 78 stunning images replete with ancient symbolism
“The Ultimate Multiverse Tarot” delves into the mystery of a greater unseen
“Power,”thatnotonlyexists,butcontrolstheeverythingofwhoandwhatweare.
Hugh possesses an array of talents that have led him from agent/producer of
art and photography to the investigation of comparative myth and religion.
Inspired by his initial searches, he co-wrote a novel with Anthony Masters in
1995 called “Hidden Gods: The Doorway,” wherein a news photographer is on
an urgent quest to find the secrets of Atlantis encoded into the Great Pyramid.
During Hugh’s examination of myth and religion, he realized that the Cross
and the Circle were the most profound symbols of all time and so inspired him
to register The Crosscircle Group to publish books and writings on spiritual
‘Truth.’ His core inspiration and commitment is to share the wisdom of the
ancients, like that found in the ‘Book of Thoth’ and its subsequent incarnations
as the Tarot. Like those who were part of the Knights Templar, he is dedicated
to uncovering and sharing the Truth of the Ages, which is the raison d’etre for
the art and text he created for “The Ultimate Multiverse Tarot.”
Hugh and his wife Carol run a spiritual retreat center in Windham, NY.

First and foremost, I would like to thank my wife, Carol, who has always found the right
research at the right time. I am deeply grateful for her assistance. In addition, I have to
acknowledge the other authors who have beaten this same track before me who have both
inspired and lessened my task. I cannot thank Tracey R. Twyman and Nicholas De Vere
enough for pointing out that the Dragon Legacy is at the root of the Tarot. Sir Laurance
Gardner and Nicholas De Vere pointed me in the direction of Starfire and as I decoded the
zodiac and the tarot I concluded they are replete with Starfire symbolism. In fact alchemy
and the Tree of Life are intertwined according to the Halexandra and Bibliotecapleyades
websites.
Zecharia Sitchin argues in The Cosmic Code that the Anunnaki used their detailed sky
charts to group the stars into constellations, and then honored their leaders by naming
the constellations after them. Thus, the Sumerian god EA, (“Whose Home is Water”) was
honoured by the zodiacal signs of Aquarius and Pisces, and the “priests who oversaw his
worship” were dressed as Fishmen. Enlil, the strong-headed one, was honoured by the sign
of Taurus. Ninmah was Virgo. The warrior Ninurta was Sagittarius. Over time, Sitchin
explains, as second and third generation Anunnaki ’gods’ joined the scene on Earth, “all
the twelve zodiacal constellations were assigned to Anunnaki counterparts.” He argues,
“not men, but the gods, devised the zodiac.” Bel/Marduk is attributed with extracting the
Zodiac out of the marine dragon Tiamat’s body.
The Heavenly Stars of the Zodiac circle us each year, like the Ouroboros serpent swallow-
ing its own tail. Tiamat gave birth to gods and goddesses; she is Lady of the Great Deep,
Keeper of the MEs (Tablets of Destiny or the Ten Commandments. The eleven supernatu-
ral Monsters who guard the Gate of the Abyss are Tiamat’s offspring, as are the creatures of
the Zodiac. The centaurs and unicorns are Tiamat’s Zoomorphic offspring, as are serpents
that have her wisdom. For the ancient Babylonians, the constellation of Alpha Draconis
represented Tiamat, whose body was split by Marduk to create the heavens and Earth. In
ancient Egypt, the constellation was known as Taweret, the Egyptian goddess of child-
birth, fertility, and of the northern skies. During this time, the star Thuban was the pole
star, giving the appearance that the night sky revolved around the constellation. As such,
one of the shafts from the Queen’s Chamber is directed towards Draco.
I was going to call my latest book the Dragon Tarot but realized it could also be called the
Starfire Tarot. Christopher Knight and Robert Lomas also had a profound influence on
this work as they saw the importance of the Tarot during their research. Michael Tsarion
pointed out that the Egyptian goddess Taweret was the originator of the tarot and that
Thoth et al gained their wisdom from her. I listened to the first three episodes of his Path
of the Fool series which I thought were an amazing exposition of the symbolism of these
archetypes. I was fascinated by his deciphering of the symbolism of the Fool in the Waite
deck. The conclusion that the dog biting his heels was Anubis correlates with Apollo also
being a wolf god as he’s the son of Letona the Hyperborean wolf goddess in the Capitoline.
I never realized that the Waite Fool was standing on a pyramid or that the ‘F’ was actually
an ‘S’ for Sol the Sun and Sol symbolizes the Dragon as all temples of the Sun were temples
of the Dragon. Crowley has the Baphomet as the Fool with the crocodile Sobeck almost
invisible there. Who, apart from researchers like Micheal Tsarsion are ever going to un-
Acknowledgments

derstand the obtuse symbolism in the Waite Ryder and Aleister Crowley decks? Eliphas Levi
and Manley Hall equated the Cabalistic Ain Soph, the Ain represents the God, the Creator
of all, the Transcendent One.as the Fool. Ain Soph is the Hindu Parabraman, the Supreme
Cosmic Spirit, symbolized by Kalahansa the Swan in space and time. If I were to follow Crow-
ley’s symbolism I would have Taurt or Tiamat as the Fool as they were the original goddesses
of the Golden age which would have been in the Age of Dinosaurs if we look closely at Bel
Marduk the Sirush Dragon on the Ishtar gate in the Pergamon Museum in Berlin.
David Wilcock makes the case that we cannot evolve until we’ve integrated the 22 archetypes
of the Tarot. But are there 22? Taweret or Tarut is an earlier form of later goddesses such as
Apt, Wedjat, Nekhbet, Isis, Hathor, Ashteroth and Nuith. She is the original Virgin Mary.
Gods such as Atum, Amen, Ptah, Osiris, Anubis and Thoth-Hermes were her children. Five
of the Major Arcana: The High Priestess, Empress, Justice, Star and the Universe are arche-
types of Tarut. If this is true then this eliminates four archetypes.
William Henry, asks: Why are the bearded savior gods of every world religion portrayed as
serpents or are they wormholes themselves? He presents evidence of star gates and worm-
holes encoded in art and texts of ancient Sumeria and Egypt that is reflected in the Hindu,
Buddhist, Christian, Islamic and other faiths. Go to http://williamhenry.net/SGbearded-
Gods.htm to see artwork displaying a remarkably consistent concept.
In Secrets of the Earth - Questions and Answers on the Line of Ten Avatars of Vedic Tradition
Patrizia Norelli-Bachelet (Thea) reveals the system the ancients used to identify the Avatar, he
who comes ‘from age to age’ at a precise time and with a specific task to fulfill for the Earth’s
evolution. Focusing on the three strides of Vishnu, she gives us the key to understand the
cosmic truths which underlie this famous legend. Manley P. Hall tells us nine stages of the
human embryo are the same as the ten avatars of Vishnu.
I have created the art for the original signs of the zodiac and in that process I found that
Aquarius has nothing to do with Ganymede it’s actually the pot or cauldron holding the ser-
pent energy, soma, or ambrosia from the Milky Way or the goddess. Pisces originated with
prehistoric Tiktaalik. Cancer was originally symbolized by a turtle Aditi the wife of Kashyapa
the turtle god spawned the Nagas and the Garudas if we are to believe Hindu mythology.
Aries and the Golden Fleece is veiled symbolism for the hanging goddess and starfire, the
sacred blood of the goddess. Gemini is not about the twins but the Heiros Gamos. Virgo and
Scorpio were one according to Blavatsky and there wasn’t a Libra. Scorpio is symbolized by
the Garuda the Eastern Phoenix. And the three strides of Vishnu are between the Fixed signs
incorporated in the Sphinx.
The Garuda is the vahana of Vishnu and has the wing span of a pterodactyl so what is a god
doing flying a dinosaur? Vishnu and Shiva have serpent symbolism and were probably ser-
pent gods themselves. Again the goddess has been put in second place…the Brahmins cre-
ated three male gods to equal Kali Ma. As I created the images for the zodiac and the tarot I
was reminded of Krishnamurti’s advice. Accept things as they are without judgment.

In the most extreme version of looking at parallel universes, every single theory which could
possibly exist would have to exist in some form somewhere. This therefore suggests the Ul-
timate Multiverse remembers and records everything as it is. This is based on the holographic
principle. The Multiverse tells the story of itself, of Earth, and yourself. It means that these
stories are repeated on a cyclic basis as the Universe moves in cycles, of which the Zodiac is
integral. Consider this: Earth is a planet, too. So Earth has her stories and her archetypes.
Physicists explain that particles can spark into existence in an infinite number of parallel uni-
verses as well. Understanding that we exist in multiple parallel universe is really important.
Why? Because we emit thought forms that affect the Earth’s vibration. Earth relays these
vibrations to the sun; the sun relays it to Galactic Centre, where it goes out to celestial bodies
and back to earth via the same route. So, everything in the cosmos is connected. We cross
these different universes as stages on the royal path in search of the self. The Tarot is a portal
to a saner universe away from the collective madness on this planet. So why do we need to
know this? George Gurdjieff answers. ”Because what we don’t know can hurt us.”
Parallel Universes
While the idea of a parallel universe may sounds surreal, a recent book from an Oxford physi-
cist named David Deutsch entitled, “The Fabric of Reality: The Science of Parallel Universes
- And Its Implications” describes the possibilities of tapping in on parallel universes. He
proposes that through a parallel universe one computer would be able to find an identical
counterpart computer from the other universe, and collaborate with it to increase knowledge
of the other universe. If this is feasible for computers why not humans?
Leading quantum scientists like Max Plank, Stephen Hawking, Michio Kaku and Neil Turok
have all suggested the existence of multiple universes. This extraordinary discovery was first
made when, trying to detect the exact location of an atomic particle, physicists found atom-
ic particles have the ability to simultaneously exist in more than one place at a time. Brian
Greene’s book, The Hidden Reality, is an amazing voyage through a vast unimaginable ‘Drag-
on’.
The Ultimate Multiverse Tarot

Stargate Metaphysics and Black-Hole cosmology.
A black-hole cosmology is a cosmological model in which the observable universe is
the interior of a black hole existing as one of possibly many inside a larger universe.
Investigative mythologer, William Henry has decoded mythological ‘star gate or black
hole art’. He believes that the so-called gods had advanced Star gate Metaphysics. The
goal of this metaphysics is teach us we too can quantum jump through the star gates
of the gods. Henry believes this is the original Secret we are meant to discover.
The Mayans tell us that in 2012 a ‘serpent rope’ is going to emerge from the center of
our Milky Way galaxy out of which will step Quetzalcoatl, the bearded god of enlight-
enment. This serpent rope is symbolized by an eight--rayed cosmic wheel. Cosmic
sub atomic (God) particles ooze from this world tree or cosmic cross. Mayan scholar
John Major Jenkins has proposed that the archaic term ‘serpent rope’ is interchange-
able with the modern scientific term ‘wormhole’ or ‘star gate’, i.e. a tunnel that links
two regions of space.” A worm hole is going to open at the centre of the galaxy, and out
of this, an enlightened being or new consciousness will emerge.
Amon Ra’s barque of a million years depicted with a crown
of rams horns encircled by the sun disk against the Serpent Apep

Quantum Jumping to Multiple Universes
Now imagine the wisdom we have when we access these alternate versions of
our self in these multiple universes. Constant dialogue with these alternate
selves will essentially be tapping into a universal ocean of knowledge and experi-
ence that we already have. But how, does one access these alternate realities? The
answer is that all physical matter is the result of particles vibrating at a certain
frequency. A frequency can be altered or amplified to change our current physical
reality. This happens through “thought transference.” Although our world seems
solid, Quantum Physics has proven that our physical reality is nothing but an intri-
cate matrix of information and energy. That’s when the Multiverse Tarot becomes
essential as a tool for “thought transference.” If this hypothesis is true, there is a
universe where we are an emperor and another one where we are the high priestess
or any other of our archetypes. The imagery in the Thoth and Waite Rider Tarot
decks need a skilled mythologer like Michael Tsarsion to explain the meaning. This
tarot is asking us to see things as they are.
Access the Soul through Tarot. In the Ra material, the Tarot is analysed in terms
of archetypes. When we contemplate an image of the Major Arcana we have en-
coded that key with a valuable message that we need to hear now. Close your eyes
and tune into that message as the subconscious mind is guided by the higher Self
which will guide you to find the right image at the right time. There already is a
part of us that exists now, millions of years in the past and future as we would think
of it, (in 6D), that has full time-travel capability. It can go to any point of our entire
evolution, study it in minute detail, and affect the outcome. It knows what lessons
we need to learn to get from here to there — and its primary goal is to increase the
speed with which we make that journey”. David Wilcock
Images are the preferred language of the mind to activate the latent strands of
DNA. Constant reference to the imagery of major arcana can restore higher levels
of consciousness of our original blue print from the Universal Mind. David Wil-
cock believes that our minds maybe hard wired to experience specific archetypes
in various lifetimes and until all 22 archetypes are experienced it is not possible
to shift into the fourth dimension. Immersing oneself in the imagery of these ar-
chetypes will keep the ego from wasting its energy in resisting what the Universal
Mind has encoded in our personal bio-computer matrix

Tarot imagery changes the consciousness of the cells in the human body which
contain clues to our personalities, tastes, and history, independently of genetic
codes or brain cells. That is, everything that has ever happened to us is recorded in the
cells of our body, and remembered – like files in a computer. Imagine how wonderful
it is to share these higher principles of transformation so we might commence our
journey through the 22 steps of the pure knowledge in the Tarot in our own physical
body.
The Tarot urges the seeker to find the truth within oneself, not outside. Hence exter-
nal phenomena such as miracles and personal Gods do not help the seeker to experi-
ence the ultimate truth. External entities can be useful indirectly but focusing too
much on them only delays the realization of ultimate truth. The real journey to the
realization of the ultimate truth is an introspective journey within one’s own self.
Self-awareness and Self enquiry are the only basics for this journey.

The Sphinx of Giza, says Neo Platonist philosopher Iamblicus, served as an entrance to
the sacred vaults where the Magi held their initiation tests. Under the body of the Sphinx
were corridors that connected with subterranean galleries of the Great Pyramid; these
labyrinthine passageways were so skilfully arranged that anyone who undertook the jour-
ney from the Sphinx to the Great Pyramid without a guide was inevitably brought back
to his starting point.
Iamblichus reports that a novice priest who wished to be indoctrinated into the mysteries
of Osiris was blindfolded by the two Magi priests between the paws of the Sphinx. The
novice was then led through a secret door into a subterranean labyrinth which led to the
underground Temple of Osiris. In these underground passages, the novice had to endure
a series of gruelling trials designed to test his intuition, intelligence, and moral strength.
They climb a spiral staircase and at the twenty-second step the seeker could see 24
sphinxes in a long gallery through a bronze grating. Between each sphinx there is a
frescoe with mysterious figures and symbols. These twenty-two frescoes are lit by eleven
bronze tripods arranged in a line running down the middle of the gallery. The 22 sym-
bolic frescoes are strikingly similar to those found in the Tarot. There, the Magus would
greet the novice and instruct him as to the ir significance. As he passes in front of each of
the twenty-two paintings in the gallery, the postulant learnt the mysteries of the universe
and himself.
The 22 Major Arcana in the Temple of Osiris

Like the novice priest, you will find that the Tarot gives you an important clue to deci-
phering the zodiac cryptogram. In time capsule messages the key is overtly supplied
along with the cipher. The major arcana are the key to unlock the zodiac message. The
other is the astrological sphinx, whose body parts are composed from four fixed signs of
the zodiac. When properly understood, Paul Violette tells us the “Riddle of the Sphinx”
is actually the challenge to decode the zodiac cipher. The sphinx merely tempts seekers
of the truth to solve this astronomical riddle which has been waiting for over twelve
thousand years to be deciphered.
The Tarot’s seventy-eight enigmatic pages of images, together with their geometrical,
numerological and Astro-Theological motifs assist the adept to open the doors to his
inner Wisdom Body or “Living Oracle.”The means of entering into dialogue with the
Living Oracle involves the correct usage of, and meditation upon, iconic images such as
those in the Major Arcana. The images are figurative representations of our archetypal
intelligence not normally accessible to the ego. This intelligence emanates from deeper
hemispheres of consciousness. The Inner Zodiac by Michael Tsarion

The Pineal Gland Stargate
The ancient Hebrew/Kabalistic “Tree of Life” contains 33 permutations of consciousness - 22
paths, 10 known/drawn sephiroth, and an 11th hidden sephiroth left undrawn in most ren-
ditions. Just as the Kundalini serpent coils up the 33 vertebrae of the spine, the Tree of Life is
often drawn with a serpent coiling up and around, showing the path to take towards Kether,
the crown (chakra). Kundalini serpent-energy is said to rise from the root chakra, coiling up
and around the spine until illuminating the crown chakra or the Pineal Gland. The pineal
gland is the key organ that operates as our bodies own hyper -dimensional stargate. The Hi-
erophants used the symbolism of the Tarot to activate the pineal gland in the middle of the
brain to be the connecting link between various dimensional worlds – physical and spiritual.
The two intertwining serpents (which look exactly like our 33 sequence double-helix DNA)
climb a straight, vertical pole (which looks like our 33 vertebrae spine) and end at the “circle
of light” crown chakra which has sprouted wings. The origin of this symbology goes back to
Atlas’ garden in the Hesperides. This Tree of Life produced golden apples (Starfire) of im-
mortality and was tended and defended by the seven Hesperides ably assisted by Ladon en-
twined about the tree … The seven Hesperides may correspond to the seven major chakras
of the human body. So too, the Tree of Life symbolizes the spinal column, along which the
chakras are arranged. Stargates are space-time portals to the Multiverse. The Pineal Gland is
a hyper dimensional Stargate in our brain which enables us to Time Travel. The Pineal Gland
is considered to be the ultimate part of the nervous system as it is essentially a spiritual
antenna, the mystical third eye (Ajna Chakra). The third eye has for aeons been the way to
reach higher levels of consciousness without leaving the physical body. Before you can use
this spiritual gateway it is necessary to detoxify and activate the pineal gland by changing

your diet and by meditation and visualisation. Nicholas De Vere and Laurence Gard-
ner claim that the Anunnaki’s menstrual blood stimulates the pineal gland in the brain,
providing an infinite source of melatonin. Kundalini energy conveys an etheric substance
called “Chrism Oil” to the third ventricle of the brain. This oil is produced by the male
prostrate gland and the female uterus. It is transported to the brain by the serpent force
where it mixes with the crystallized energies of “Brain Dews.” These are then released into
the bloodstream and into the nervous system. This results in psychological and biological
changes of the vibratory rate of the body. The important transformation occurs in con-
sciousness. Chrism oil, sometimes called “the Golden oil,” is developed out of sexual fluids
and must not be wasted in sexual gratification.
Chrism oil stimulates brain cells and awakens a higher intelligence. This spiritual force
is willed and directed mentally to the head centre. All mystical schools in the East and
in the West believe that ejaculation is detrimental to the mind, body, and soul. When
conserved and sublimated, seminal energy tones up the whole system. It makes the senses
more acute; it brightens the eyes, and causes the skin to glow. Sexual energy is the force
that assists us to raise our psychic abilities.
Chrism oil is a spiritually magnetized fluid that transforms human blood. Once the
Chrism activates the third-eye we can function with full awareness. Hindu yogis call this
oil “soma” or “amrita.” It is the nectar or ambrosia of the gods. Filling the body with
light-energy in the form of soma and Chrism oil is the way to divinity. It is thought that
amrita flows from the third ventricle by stimulating the palate and uvula with the tongue.
This exercise is a fundamental practice among various mystical sects in India. The pine
cone symbol is one of the most mysterious emblems found in the ruins of the Indonesians,
Babylonians, Egyptians, Greeks, Romans, and Christians. The pine cone held the same
meaning for all: It symbolized, the “pineal gland” or “Third Eye”, that we all possess. The
twin serpents in Egypt—is really an allusion to the ida and pingala channels (the antitheti-
cal twin serpents on the caduceus). The central sushumna is, in turn, symbolized by the
third, centred drawing (often a pine cone) which on the caduceus is the main rod running
north south.
The Eye of Horus the True Third Eye

According to Nicholas De Vere the aim of visualization is to assert control of the mind
over the body or matter. This process involves focusing energy into the gland centres as-
sociated with the dormant Sephira in order to awaken them. In the Starfire Rite there are
five spheres which corresponds to the brain and brain stem including the ventricles, the
pineal gland, the pituitary gland, the hypothalamus, the thyroid and parathyroid glands
in the throat and the Graffenberg gland and or womb.
Starting from the top they are:
Kether - Brain - Crown - White Gold - Goddess Ti Ah Maat
Daath - Thyroid - Knowledge -Pluto - Mauve - Goddess Ah Nah Ouh
Tiphareth - Thymus - Beauty -Sun -Red - Goddess -Nin Kur Saag
Yesod -Womb - Blue - Mercury - Goddess- Lih Lih Tou
Milathara - Graffenberg - Green Silver - Moon - Goddess Luh Luh Ahh
Malkuth Kingdom Earth / Moon
Yesod Foundation Mercury
Hod Glory / Splendour Mars
Netzach Victory Venus
Tiphareth Beauty Sun
Geburah Severity Saturn
Chesed Mercy Jupiter - Marduk
Daath Gnosis/Knowledge Pluto
Binah Understanding Uranus
Chokmah Wisdom Neptune or the Sumerian god Enki/Ea
Kether Crown Thuban - Thebes - Taurt or Tiamat
The tree of life then is the ultimate motif of the evolution
of consciousness. Its branches reach into heaven, the spiritual planes. The trunk resides
on the material plane, and the roots grow into the earth, or underworld, which represents
many subconscious aspects of our soul.
The Tarot Tree of Life

Virgo and Scorpio are represented by Lilith and the Serpent Samael. They are inextricably
entwined around the Tree of Life in the Garden of Eden. Scorpio is not the poisonous
Scorpion, but the Serpent. In fact Scorpio's ultimate symbol is the Phoenix, a marriage of
serpent and eagle from Lemurian times. The loops of the Scorpio M glyph represent the coils
of a serpent and the energy of movement in the male sperm. The coils also represent DNA
and the transfer of its serpent energy. The closed loop of the M shows Virgo receptivity to the
Scorpio energy .
The axiom, As Above, So Below, is well represented in both the myths of the constellations
above and the myths of events on earth and in the underworld within, which if decoded cor-
rectly, reveal the history of the world. “Serpent energy” and the Serpent in its many shapes are
omnipresent. It is the Serpent that represents Prometheus’s spark of mind, and the knowledge
of who and what we are that leads to immortality. Kundalini is the dormant power present in
everyone lying like a coiled serpent in the etheric body at the base of the spine. This coiled
serpent has been waiting for the moment when the soul begins to integrate the physical, astral
and mental bodies. This ‘spiritual’ force awakens the pineal gland, and opens the third eye to
the subtler planes of life. Meditation, study, self -discipline and selfless service influence the
soul; this will ensure a parallel awakening of the etheric force centers at the base of the spine.
When this process is practiced the awakening will not be dangerous.

The gateway to other parts of yourself is known as a vortex. Your Serpent life-force
moves through these portals. Shamans consider Serpent vortices inter-dimension-
al doorways. The vortex in our DNA (Pineal Gland) enables vision, illumination, lu-
cid dreaming, and memory through (Daath) death. Wine, soma or ambrosia are other
names for the sacred Starfire which equates with the mystical Waters of Creation - the
flow of eternal wisdom. The Tarot invokes genetic memory which explain feelings and
ideas encoded in the archetypes of the (Neters) gods within you which are also part of a
“collective unconscious”. Entering the primal world of your archetypes can be thought of
as entering a trans-formative spiral into the vortex where an internal structuring process
takes place through the images of the Tarot.
The menstrual Star Fire (‘Elixir Rubeus’) of the goddess, being essentially regarded as
fluid intelligence, was symbolically represented as the all-seeing eye {circle with a dot },
or as the fiery cross (the ‘rosi-crucis’) {The Circle with the cross}, precisely as depicted in
the Mark of Cain. A Labyrinth denotes the sacred womb and labia or vulva. It takes us
along different elemental pathways on the initiate’s nonlinear journey. This is a symbol
of the life-giving, creative power of the feminine. Travelling in then out of the labyrinth
is a symbolic death and leads like a vaginal passage straight from the centre. There is a
symbolic association of the female vagina with the ‘universal void’, represented by the
spiral/vortex and its associations with the symbolism of the Maze or Labyrinth. It im-
plies sacred sex, Starfire, the menstrual blood of the Goddess, the “womb of the world.”

The labyrinth can be seen as the vaginal entryway to
Mother Earth. The cave is a dark protected place,
where inner vision and change can manifest. Our dreams
are labyrinthine. The cave is a death lodge for all beings
at the end of their lives. The temple is the ultimate devel-
opment of the cave. The gate is the entrance into the sa-
cred space, the womb of the goddess, where rebirth takes
place. The early maze was a figurative vortex; a tornado
or whirlpool. The Chartres Cathedral labyrinth is asso-
ciated with Melusine and Sheba and their swastika-vor-
tex, source of life and life’s blood. The Maze is associated
with the root word from which we derive the adjective
“to amaze”. The maze represented the shamanic “Spiral
Dance of the Vortex” (sacrificial sword dance), and on
another level “The Quest for the Holy Grail”.
Laurence Gardner ’s book, Lost Secrets of the Sacred Ark reveals the incredible power of
gold”, and gold’s intimate association with the Ark of the Covenant. Combined with his ear-
lier book, Genesis of the Grail Kings, a great deal of information can be obtained. Zecharia
Sitchin, Laurence Gardner, and Nicholas De Vere associated Star Fire with The Philosopher’s
Stone, the Elixir of Life, the White Powder of Gold, Ma-na or Manna, even potentially Morn-
ing Dew -- is also an acronym for “Orbitally Rearranged Monoatomic Elements”. The phrase
was coined by David Radius Hudson, who has done an enormous amount of research on the
subject (of which he has in turn shared with thousands of others). The word ORME -- per-
haps coincidentally, or perhaps not -- is the same as the Hebrew word which means: the “Tree
of Life” which is at the core of the Tarot.
Numerous scholars have concluded that Extraterrestrials from Thuban Orion and Sirius
came to Earth to mine gold and precious elements, They created mankind in order to work
the mines, They also provided the ORME’s natural, organic equivalent, Star Fire, to the
kings and patriarchs,. Prior to the human use of the ORME, the kings had access to Star Fire,
essentially the menstrual blood of the “goddesses” of the Anunnaki.
Laurence Gardner wrote: “It was from the milk of Hathor that the pharaohs were said to gain
their divinity, becoming gods in their own right. In ancient Sumerian times, during the days
of the original Star Fire ritual, the bloodline kings who were fed with the hormone-rich lunar
essence of the Anunnaki goddesses were also said to have been nourished with their own
milk -- notably that of Ishtar.
Gardner also suggests that “this milk contained an enzyme that was especially conducive to
active longevity -- and this was very likely the enzyme that genetic researchers have called
telomerase.” This enzyme apparently has unique anti-aging properties, but apart from being
present in malignant tumours and reproductive cells, telomerase is not normally expressed
in body tissues. “It seems, therefore, that somewhere within our DNA structure is the genetic
ability to produce this anti-aging enzyme, but the potential has somehow been switched off.”
[Which would also imply the ability to switch it back on again!]

The serpent is the symbol of wisdom and in fact the wise Nagas of Hindu literature are
none other than Rishis, Yogis, Adepts Magi, and the Hermetic Magicians. The fact that we
question the Hermetic Teachings as a method or a doctrine highlights the limitation of “three
dimensional minds,” The Italian physicist Giuliana Conforto’s LUH, Man's Cosmic Game: high-
lights our rigid thinking and sees us in tune with cosmic oneness through the fluidity of the
Hermetic traditions. Her book is another sign that human history has reached a prelude in the
Cosmic Game by integrating metaphysical, scientific, and artistic concepts. In order to under-
stand the ‘Game of the Matrix’ we need to experience other “invisible realities” as well. Our
“reality” reflects our level of consciousness.
Thoth-Hermes has long been associated with the Tarot said by many researchers to be the em-
bodiment of the Emerald Tablets. The hieroglyphics of Major Arcana symbolize the archetypes
that contain the inner spiritual truth that can transform us. Aldous Huxley christened the Tarot
as "Perennial Philosophy," a timeless science of the soul or a time capsule that surfaces when we
need it. Its premise is that we can access that realm through direct knowledge of the archetypes
within. The Hermetic tradition is one of the oldest spiritual traditions in the world, and while no
direct evidence links the ‘Book of Thoth’ to Eastern religions, it shares concepts and terminology
with Taoism, Adwaita Vedanta, and Buddhism.
In the West, the Emerald Tablets found a home not only in the pagan tradition but also in all
three of the orthodox Abrahamic religions (Judaism, Christianity, and Islam), and many of the
most heretical beliefs of the Gnostics suppressed at the Council of Nicea are also expressed in
it. Like Thoth, the Gnostics believed that direct knowledge of reality could be attained through
psychological discipline and Self enquiry. They also shared a common view of the universe in
which "All Is One," a pattern of creation and decay symbolized by the Ouroboros (the serpent
eating its own tail). The Chi Ro of Constantine.

Astrology today forgets that there were originally ten signs of the zodiac when Virgo and Scorpio
were one. The constellation Libra was originally part of the constellation Scorpius, represented the
claws of the scorpion. It was the Romans who cut the claws off the scorpion and made them into a new
constellation named Libra, represented by the Scales of Justice.
The zodiac evolved from eight to ten signs and then to 12 signs--the dinosaurs and sea-monsters, be-
came the crocodiles, the Makara (Capricorn) and the Dragons of Wisdom. The key to earlier civili-
zations is present within the animals of the zodiac wheel especially as the 13th sign Ophiuchus, the
Serpent-Bearer near the constellation of Scorpio also formerly symbolized as the phoenix. The Garuda
is the symbol of Scorpio in the East. Aquarius’s serpentine connections have been covered up in Greek
Myth yet Hindu astrology gives the clue as Aquarius is called Khumba, the pot, which pours soma or
amrita, another name for the serpent energy from the Galactic Center or the sacred blood of the serpent
goddess to enlighten and heal the world.
Cosmologist Patrizia Norelli-Bachelet posits that the myth of Vishnu’s ‘Three Strides’ represent the
movement of the Precession of the Equinoxes and the Astrological Ages corresponding to the fixed
signs of the Zodiac. But there is a major disagreement over which sign of the zodiac is first. Paul La
Violette concludes it is Taurus while PNB concludes it is Scorpio represented by the Garuda, known to
be Vishnu’s ‘Vahana’ or Vehicle. PNB teaches that each of Vishnu’s steps through the Ages of the fixed
signs, an Avatar comes to Earth to assist the evolution of consciousness which implies that an ancient
zodiacal knowledge is embedded in the Hindu myth of the Ten Avatars of Vishnu which are thought to
equate with the nine stages of the human embryo.
Thousands of years ago Vishnu came to earth in the form of a Tortoise to help the devas gain the wisdom
of immortality through drinking amrita. The giant pterodactyl like Garuda seized the pot of amrita or
sacred blood from the serpent Vasuki and flew away from the battle-scene and it is believed that four
drops of this nectar fell in the Ganges and became the basis for the belief that the Ganges has a mystical
power because of the amrita. Kumbh Mela is celebrated every twelve years there as it is believed that
after bathing there one can get liberation. A study of the Aquarius glyph makes it apparent that it repre-
sents serpent energy and, in those days, it was the serpent spewing forth both fire and water.
The Secret Doctrine’s belief that the Age of Virgo-Scorpio or the Phoenix ruled over the Motherland of
MU or Lemuria 18 million years ago would seem to support PNB’s theory. Ancient Egyptians originally
regarded Hu, the Celestial Phoenix as the giver of Life but changed the New Beginning to Leo as Scorpio
or Hu’s influence waned. The Phoenix is a winged Serpent, or Dragon, a combination of the two highest
aspects of Scorpio. But by 14,000 BCE. the priests wanted a new god for the Age of Leo. Their new be-
ginning, Zep Tepi was an astronomical alignment of the Sun, Orion, and the constellation of Leo. From
Zep Tepi onward the precession of the equinoxes has Orion/Osiris ascending. Hu is the ancient name
for God, and the sound Hhhhhhooooooo, was the breath of the cosmos. In Egyptian myth the phoenix
is revered as an embodiment of Hu who, like Osiris, is a symbol of death and resurrection.

H.P. Blavatsky claimed that the universal “religion of the ancients” was the worship of the
Dragon and the Sun. She said, “The tradition of the Dragon and the Sun is echoed in
every part of the world, both in its civilized and semi-savage regions. It took rise in the whis-
perings about secret initiations among the profane, and was established universally through
the once universal heliolatrous religion. There was a time when the four parts of the world
were covered with the temples sacred to the Sun and the Dragon; but the cult is now preserved
mostly in China and the Buddhist countries. … We find (a) the priests assuming the name
of the gods they served; (b) the ‘Dragons’ held throughout all antiquity as the symbols of Im-
mortality and Wisdom, of secret Knowledge and of Eternity; and (c) the hierophants of Egypt,
of Babylon, and India, styling themselves generally the ‘sons of the Dragon’ and ‘Serpents’.”
The drama of human civilization is set against the cosmological backdrop of the Precession
of the Equinoxes. Dragons are the archetypes of our priests and royalty. The past is a story
of dragon worship. Myths obscure astronomical facts. Animals in myth are stars, and gods
are planets. Our evolution is mirrored in the myths of the constellations. Ancient civilizations
tracked time and created calendars, and most importantly predicted the cataclysms during the
Precession of the Zodiac, symbolized by the Ouroboros; the serpentine ring of the Ecliptic,
cycle of Eternal Return.
Megalithic temples were tuned to this 26.000 year Cycle in the heavens. They expressed the
laws of the universe in the language of time. Time is framed in universal cosmological myth.
The Center of the Universe moves around in a circle counter the Circle of the Zodiac. Plato
called Precession the Great Year, and each of its “months” is a sign of the Zodiac. Myth was the
astronomical scientific language of the dragons. Decoding the heavens meant making zodiacs
mimicking heaven on earth in the form of sacred sites, and embodying it in dragon royalty.
Ancient ley lines are symbolically related to the circumpolar constellation Draco, the great
Dragon. The winged serpent was a symbol of the Gods of Egypt, Phoenicia, China, Persia, and
India.
The Dracontia built temples dedicated to the Dragon, emblem of the sun, of life, wisdom, and
Precession cycles. Once they covered the globe; all that remains are those monoliths seen at
Stonehenge, Carnac, and other places. The Serpent Mounds, such as those in Ohio, symbolize
the same thing. Besides being silent historic witnesses of knowledge of the mysteries of the
cosmic dragon, these temples were used as means of divination by the priests who understood
their secrets.
Draco is a vast constellation extending through seven signs of the zodiac; also as the seven-
headed Draco, each of whose heads is a star of Uras Minor; and again as the pole star. Dragons
are synonymous with immortality as they are immune to the cycle of time, and because their
lineage is preserved in royal bloodlines. Thuban became the “Eye of the Dragon” as it is the
major star in Alpha Draconis. The stars were the Watchers - the seers. Egyptian sovereigns
wore the Uraeus serpent (Wadjet) as their crown; the symbol of the serpent of life, a connec-
tion to the celestial Ouroboros.

The word Tarot is primordial. In all of the ancient Egyptian zodiacs the Hippo-
potamus goddess Tarut was depicted with her consort the crocodile god Sobek
on her back. Because Thuban was the pole star 5000 years ago the ancient Egyptians
keenly observed it. The Hippopotamus and the Crocodile appear on the planisphere
of Denderah and the walls of the Ramesseum at Thebes. In the Book of Enoch, Tarut
morphs into the Behemoth which ranges from a dinosaur to crocodile to a mytho-
logical creature.
The Old Testament is believed to have been based on the Torah. What is not readily
admitted, however, is that the Jewish Torah is itself based upon the Aryan Tarot. In
fact, the words Torah and Tarot come from the same root, meaning “way” or “law.”
The Book of Genesis recorded that the plural word for Tarot was Torot. Therefore,
the Torah represents a singular body of laws in book form, and the Tarot signifies the
plural version containing 22 individual picture cards of instruction or guidance. The
word Torot became Tarot in the English language just as Ishtar became Easter - Tony
Bushby (Secret in the Bible)
Remains of the original Tarot designs can be seen today in ruins of the temple of
Thebes, capital of Egypt in 2000 BC, particularly on ancient ceilings in the halls of
the palace of Medinet-Abou. Moreover, the 22 major cards are also found paralleled
in the Book of the Dead, etched into stone crypts as vignettes or word sketches thou-
sands of years ago - ibid

Taurt was the antetype of later goddesses such as Apt, Wedjat, Nekhbet, Isis, Hathor
and Nuith, etc. She is the original Virgin Mary. Male gods such as Atum, Amen,
Ptah, Osiris, Anubis and Thoth, etc, were her offspring. The Egyptians called these gods
and goddesses Neters who are usually depicted with head of an animal with a symbol
above their head representing the constellations from where they originated. All these
Neters exist within us in parallel universes, quantum jumping to these other selves al-
lows us to understand their significance so we can understand our own significance.
Through an understanding of the myths of these Neters, the ancient Egyptians founded
the greatest civilization of the ancient world that lasted for millennia. The implications
are immense for these Neters are encoded in the Tarot. When we meditate on the images
and accept that we are them without judgment we can discover why we are the way we
are. Several cards of the Major Arcana, such as the High Priestess, Empress, Justice, Star
and Universe, directly refer to Taurt or similar Stellar goddesses of antiquity. The Old
Testament is believed to have been based on the Jewish Torah which itself is based upon
the Dragon Court Tarot. In fact, the words Torah and Tarot come from the same root,
meaning “way” or “law.”
Remains of the original Tarot designs can be seen today in ruins of the temple of Thebes,
capital of Egypt in 2000 BC, particularly on ancient ceilings in the halls of the palace of
Medinet-Abou. Moreover, the 22 major cards are also found paralleled in the Book of the
Dead, carved into stone crypts.
Above Left: Hippo Taweret with the crocodile on the Denderah Zodiac
Above: Taweret with the Ankh

Remember that the Dragon is the vehicle that takes you to your True Self. It is a sign of the
Goddess Tiamat, the true doer of all your actions. Tiamat created the creatures of the zodiac
and possessed the Tablets of Destinies. Dr. Joseph Farrell speculates they link to the I Ching: ...
“The Tablets of Destinies appear to have been ‘activated’ only in physical proximity to their pos-
sessors— in other words, they may have been activated by the certain specific sequences in the
DNA of their possessors, and given the fact that the I Ching is a system of divination with so
many odd parallels to the genetic code itself, the connection seems both logical and inevitable:
With the I Ching and the Tarot we may be looking at, so to speak, the “software” remains of the
Tablets of Destinies.” Farrell, Joseph P. (2011-05-03). Genes, Giants, Monsters, and Men: The Sur-
viving Elites of the Cosmic War and Their Hidden Agenda . Feral House. Kindle Edition.
Paul La Violette concurs as his aether theory correlates with the Chinese Yin and Yang energies
encoded in the I Ching, the Book of Changes. The female Yin energy transforms into the male
Yang energy and vice versa in an eternal process of physical changes. The creation of matter from
the aether is reflected in most ancient creation myths. From the Hindu creation myth of Vishnu,
the Egyptian myth of Atum, the myth of Isis and Osiris, the Greek myth of Zeus and the Babylo-
nian creation myth Enuma Elish.
La Violette is even convinced that his physics is embedded metaphorically in the Tarot and the
signs of the Zodiac. In ‘Genesis of the Cosmos’, Paul La Violette finally writes: ‘If anything, the
discovery of advanced science in ancient myths and lore should give us reason to pause and take
a broader view of modern achievements, to realize that we may not be the first scientifically ad-
vanced culture to inhabit this planet’.
Another recurring theme in many ancient creation myths is the primeval waters (Nun) that ex-
isted before creation. Water is a metaphor for the aether itself. It is from the primeval waters that
the creation of the universe originated. Even the book of Genesis speaks of the Spirit of God
dwelling over the waters and how He divided the waters from the waters. God spoke ‘let there be
light and there was light’! Finding the inner fire or aether, cosmic electricity, chi, prana, qi and
the telesma which Thoth Hermes describes in his Emerald Tablet is also connected to Tiamat’s
tablets. This force comes from the heart of the galactic center. The dragon work is to channel this
telesma within your cells until a transformation takes place.
Words are of Time… Symbols are of Eternity.
The Hermetic tradition is one of the oldest spiritual traditions in the world, and while no direct
evidence links the Book of Thoth to Eastern religions, it shares uncanny similarities in concepts
and terminology with Taoism, Hinduism, and Buddhism. In the West, the Hermetic traditions
were encoded in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam as well as the heretical beliefs of the Gnostics.
The Dragon Tarot, like the Secret Doctrine, gives clues to the evolution humanity. Astrology,
Cabala, numerology, and the Tarot were sacrosanct to the Mother Goddess. In fact, Michael Tsar-
sion points out the very word Tarot derives from the name of Egypt’s most ancient goddess, Tarut.
Thoth- Hermes, Mercury, Odin, Adonis, Tammuz, and Atum Ra, inherited her wisdom. The
Dragon Tarot is replete with elemental archetypes.

Correspondences between the I Ching and Tarot.
The I Ching and the Tarot are two great prophetic systems which also convey ancient
wisdom symbolically. They also reveal the mysteries of the universe and our evolution.
Both systems contain a fixed set of symbols, each expressed with formal signs (lines of
hexagrams, symbols and symbolic images. The Tarot deck contains 78 cards, while the
I Ching comprises 64 hexagrams. The I Ching has 64 hexagrams of equal rank while
Tarot cards are divided into 22 Major and 56 Minor Arcana. The number of cards ex-
ceeds the number of hexagrams by 14 (78 - 64 = 14). This is an important number for
the Tarot since 14 is the number of cards in each suit of the Minor Arcana.
Archetypes of the Tarot
The first 22 major arcana are a portal to our Multiverse that allows us to take a jour-
ney to our primary source of being when we were without egos. The images project all
the archetypes within the context of our soul’s journey. Thus, when meditated on we
see our own life reflected on these images. The images show aspects of our personal-
ity that need to be recognized and not hidden. They bring us important messages in
non-verbal symbolic languages; this is why the Tarot has an immense power to activate
the imagination, because the images are encoded with the archetypes of our evolu-
tion waiting to be unlocked in the deepest recesses of our mind. We begin to do this
by delving into the depths of ourselves. Ultimately we must open our hearts to accept
things as they are without judgment.
The Major Arcana are divided into two groups: 10 (I-X) static principles and 12 (XI-
XXII) represent dynamic principles. The Minor Arcana consist of four suits. Each
suit, consisting of 14 cards; from ace to ten and four court cards: king, queen, prince
and princess. For example, four aces are ruled by the Magus, four twos are ruled by the
High Priestess four threes are ruled by the Empress, four tens are ruled by the Magus.

Aquarius’ two sine waves symbolize serpent energy. These lines
originally represented two serpents, one good and one evil.
Aquarius the Water Bearer is not Zeus’ lover Ganymede as it is not a water
sign. Aquarius is an air sign and the khumba, the Grail Cup or pot does
not contain water but the aether, rasa amrita or the kundalini energy of the
universe. Capricornus, Cetus, Delphinus, Eridanus, Hydra, Pisces, and Pis-
cis Australis, Argo and Crater are considered to be under the influence of
Aquarius. Aquarius with Capricorn, Pisces, and a part of Sagittarius, consti-
tuted the Milky Way Serpent, or Turtle in China,
Aquarius is the based on the mythology of the Ancient Egyptians and their
concept of a primordial womb called Nun or the Milky Way from which
kundalini power emanates. In this quadrant of the cosmos the serpent sym-
bolism of Aquarius represents the primordial energy flowing from Nun’s
womb. Greek mythology portrayed Pisces Austrinus swallowing the essence
of the Milky Way pouring from Aquarius Pot.
Ancient Egyptians and the Constellations confirms that Aquarius is not hu-
man. It hypothesizes that Piscis Australis symbolizes the Fisher-King, who
will be God in the Age of Aquarius! Recall that the Bistea Neptunis was a
mysterious sea beast believed to be “ever incarnate in the dynasty of ancient
kings” and whose symbol was a fish. References to the Bistea Neptunis or sea
serpent in relation to the Fisher-Kings are found in Laurence Gardner’s vari-
ous works, such as Bloodline of the Holy Grail and Starfire: Gold of the Gods.
AQUARIUS

In The Witness of the Stars, E.W. Bullinger sees Deucalion as a non-human
Aquarius. “Aquarius symbolizes Noah’s flood in that the waters pouring from
his urn save life and give wisdom. Only Deucalion, son of Prometheus, and
Pyrrha survived this ordeal and re-established the life of serpents and drag-
ons.
Luke 22: 10 is a clue to John the Baptist and the sign of Aquarius, associated
with baptism, cleansing and purification by the water of life … kundalini
serpent power. The name John stems from Johannes and Oannes, who is:
Vishnu in his Matsya Avatar Fish form, the king of Atlantis Poseidon, and the
Akkadian Ea and Sumerian Enki shown with water pouring from his shoul-
ders. All these gods were connected to Noah’s Ark which held the DNA and
blood to seed new generations with their wisdom.
As the pole shifts 12 signs of the zodiac and the sun and moon are born from
the Galactic Centre in the Milky Way, culminating with Aquarius with a pot
containing Amrita rasa, sacred blood, the nectar of immortality. Vishnu’s
divine Garuda (half man-half bird) with wings the size of a pterodactyl res-
cued the pot from the devastation and drops amrita in four places including
the Ganges. People believe that after bathing there during the Kumbha mela
one can get mystical powers and enlightenment. Garuda is the Hindu name
for the constellation Aquila the Eagle, and the Phoenix is considered another
version of Garuda. Hindus equate Aquarius with Varuna, the lord the life
force that can both create and transform.
Varuna, the lord the lifeEnki /Oannes

The two fishes depicted in Pisces evolved in the Devonian geologic pe-
riod which is known as the Age of Fishes, about 400 million years ago
when the Tiktaalik, the first fish, evolved feet from fish fins and started to
walk on land. The feet of human embryos taking shape in the womb reveal
links to prehistoric fish. Feet evolved from fish and conventional astrology
says that Pisces rules the feet. Scientists believe that there were two types of
fish that evolved from the same parent fish (the ostracoderms are believed
to be the parent). One stayed in the sea and one moved onto land to be-
come our ancestor. “In early legend Piscis Austrinus was the parent of the
zodiacal pair, the ‘Two Fishes’, Pisces” [Allen, Star Names].
In Greek mythology Pisces is associated with the Titan monster Typhon a
terrifying force even for Zeus and the Olympians. When Typhon attacked
Mount Olympus each god took the form of a zodiacal animal. Zeus shifted
into a ram. Aphrodite and her son Eros into a pair of fish which Athena
placed in the heavens to become Pisces to commemorate the event.
According to Hesiod’s Theogony, Aphrodite was born when Cronus cut off
Uranus’s genitals and threw them into the sea and she arose from the sea
foam (aphros). She was carried on a cockle shell by a pair of Ikhthyoken-
tauroi (fish tailed sea centaurs). Aphrodite like the Babylonian goddess
Ashtarte was carried ashore following her watery-birth. These goddesses
were set amongst the stars as the Constellation Pisces.
PISCES

Kronosaurus was probably the largest marine reptile that ever lived. It
was a plesiosaur, a meat-eating marine reptile. It was a member of the
Family Dolichorhynchopidae and lived during the early Cretaceous pe-
riod. Kronos (Chronos) was the Greek god of time, who ate his own
children. Kronosaurus was among the most powerful and ferocious
predators of the sea; it was an effective predator on many other marine
reptiles, turtles, large fish, ammonites etc. This reptilian carnivore lived
in the open oceans, but it had to swim to surface regularly because it
was an air breathing animal. Kronosaurus was a short-necked plesio-
saur with four long flippers,short neck and a pointed tail. It had a huge
head (up to 9 ft/2.7 m long), about one-quarter of the total length of its
body. It had very strong jaws and rounded teeth at the back of the jaws
which could crush turtle shells.

In ancient Egyptian astronomy, Aries was associated with the god Amon-Ra, who was de-
picted as a man with a ram’s head and represented fertility and creativity. During the 2160
year period when Aries ruled the sun, priests built ram sphinxes at Karnak and called Amon
Ra “Lord of the Head”.
There are several mythological stories involving Aries. Zeus transformed into a Ram in order
to escape Typhon. The most famous Aries legend is that of Jason and the Argonauts and their
quest for the Golden Fleece. The Golden Fleece was guarded by a dragon. Alchemical gold was
the Golden Fleece sought by Jason and the Argonauts as well as the Golden Apples secured
by Hercules. Laurence Gardner wrote in Genesis of the Grail Kings that the succession of Grail
kings, from Cain onward, derived their divine powers from the ingestion of alchemical gold
which is starfire.
The first decan of Aries is Cassiopeia who in the Egyptian Denderah Zodiac means ‘The En-
throned Woman. Cassiopeia is the ‘Woman with Child’ of Revelation, and was called by the
Druids, Llys Don, meaning ‘the Court of the Dragon’. Her daughter Andromeda, second decan
of Aries, is put in jeopardy by Cassiopeia when she enrages Poseidon the king of Atlantis, and
orders her to be sacrificed to Cetus, another sea monster.
ARIES

Aries is associated with Jason and the hanging Golden Fleece i.e the hanging goddess
in the age of Aries. The famous Greek vase painted by the artist Douris (circa 475 BCE)
depicts Jason being regurgitated from the dragon. On the left is the giant serpent dragon
with Jason hanging from its mouth. In the left background behind the dragon is the small
tree with the ram fleece or goddess hanging parallel to Jason. Here is Athena, sister of
Medusa with her spear planted in the underworld who is going to bring him back to life
with her sacred blood. This ancient myth is yet another a veiled connection between the
Golden Fleece as a symbol of the goddess of wisdom’s sacred blood which appears to be
the quest of all solar heroes.
Ariadne was closely associated with the Golden Fleece like Helen, an ancient goddess
known in Rhodes as the ‘hanging goddess’, but associated with ‘orgiastic rites’ in Sparta.
She also gave rise to the seductive Helen of Troy archetype and was the source of the
name Simon Magus gave to his sacred whore (a tradition associated with Ashtaroth and
Innana). She is also hypothetically linked with Elon, a Celtic goddess associated with Lon-
don (London was also called New Troy, and associated with a maze called Troy Town).
Both Ariadne and Artemis (and Helen) were called the ‘hanging goddess’ who also used
rope swings in their orgies. One myth has the Goddess dying by hanging herself with a
knotted rope from a tree. This is consistent with the myth of the fertility goddess who de-
scends to the underworld from her sacred tree annually. Frescoes in the Minoan palace
at Knossos on Crete depict priestesses with knotted ropes about their necks which may
also be a source for the story of Ariadne’s thread. This was a coil of rope worn by Minoan
Priestesses and unwoven in sacred rites for use as a magical cord (and the knotted rope
mentioned above). The shape of the Knot not only matched the now familiar Labrys-But-
terfly-Bee form, but also the knotted band of Hathor and Isis and the curved reed bundle
of Innana.
Ariadne is a serpent goddess like the bare breasted statuettes who hold serpents found in
Crete. Her name pronounce R E Odd Nee has also been identified with that of Rhea. But
serpents are not her only animal association. The thread motif is very much like the thread
of a spider which enables her to find her way back to her web. This links her with Arachne,
the weaver goddess who was transformed into a spider and with the Hopi Spider Woman
who carries people between worlds).

The Egyptians believed that the pharaohs were descendants of the gods of Atlantis, which would make
the Pharaonic dynasties a branch of the dragon lineage. Egypt was an alchemical experiment to revive
the lost civilization of Atlantis—the pre-flood generation which the Bible judged for its wickedness. The Age
of Taurus (c. 3,240 B.C.) resurrected Atlantean magic as the ‘Hermetic arts and sciences’.
In his work, Arcadia, another name for Atlantis, Peter Dawkins, noted that the Festival of Unification corre-
sponds to the Druidic May Day Festival or Beltane. Beltane or Beltaine means ‘the day of Bel’s fire’ or ‘Baal’s
fire.’ (In the Celtic dialect, the verb “to tine” means “to light the fire.”) Beltane is dedicated to Bel/ Baal/
Marduk (Babylonian) and Merodach (Hebrew as the slayer of the dragon Tiamat). Bel is lord of the world,
father of the gods, creator, and lord of the city of Nippur. He also called Poseidon king of Atlantis which
was named after his son Atlas.
Taurus began the new Year in Babylon where they re-enacted the cosmic battle of Marduk &
Tiamat. A white bull was sacrificed on the 5th day, which the Greek Virgil said represented
‘the white bull (Taurus) who with his golden horns opens the year.
The Merovingian race was sired by a water beast known as the Quinotaur. The Quinotaur is the Sumerian
god Enki who was born of a bull, although he is generally depicted as a sea-goat. The Greek dragon kings
used Taurus symbols, including Zeus, Crete, and the Taurus mountains.
The prominent myths are: the Cretan Bull, defeated by Hercules, and the famous Minotaur of the
labyrinth slain by Theseus and of Zeus taking the form of an enormous sea bull swimming across
the sea to the island of Crete with Europa which decoded means the dragon kings invaded Europe.
The Greek festival to the goddess Io is associated with Taurus, Io Zeus bore Epaphus, founder of the
dragon royal families of Egypt and Argos, and ancestor of the Danaids, who can be traced back to the
Maya Danavas of Lemuria. The Danavas built a global empire with great cities, temples, and monu-
ments in Egypt, Mesopotamia, the Indus Valley and Europe.
TAURUS

When the moon has reached the constellation of Taurus, it has passed over an area that the ancients referred to
as the sea - the region from Capricorn to the region containing Aries. It was referred to as the sea due to the high
concentration of constellations identified as sea creatures within it, Aries being identified as a golden flying ram
who flew over the sea. Crete is in a direct line from the natural harbour of Argo, a direction which due the shape
of Argo’s harbor, and surrounding coastline, requires that all ships initially take this course.
Apart from being a bull, Taurus contains a very bright and red star (Aldebaran), meaning that many took it to
be evil. Some forms of Greek mythology associated the constellation with the tame white bull, in some versions
Zeus in disguise, that seduced Europa and took her to Crete (Minos), whereas others associate it with the white
bull that fathered the Minotaur. The Cretan Bull which fathered the Minotaur was originally calm and sent from
Poseidon, but king Minos whom it was sent to fell out of favour with Poseidon, and so in some versions of the
story, Poseidon made the bull angry.

In the Egyptian Zodiac of Dendera, Gemini is represented by the sacred union of a
god and goddess. In their ritual the reigning king drank the water of life in her sacred
blood. Egyptian pharaohs became divine by ingesting ’the blood of Isis,’ a soma-like
ambrosia called sa. Its hieroglyphic sign was the ankh or Cross of Life. Painted red, this
loop signified the vulva and the Gate of Heaven. In this process the king was assured
of his transcendence as he drank her divine blood. As the embodiment of the goddess
the sacred prostitute was the holy vessel wherein underworld and spiritual forces are
integrated. The gods Osiris, Enki and Arthur married their sisters. Chinese sages called
soma red juice the essence of the goddess, the yin principal that gives life to all things.
They claimed the Yellow Emperor became a god by absorbing the yin juice of twelve
hundred women. In Babylonian myth Inanna makes Dumuzi have 50 orgasm, each
orgasm was a power from the goddess who had control of the seven mes, or the seven
etheric suns that exist in the core of the Earth
In Tantric Yoga, the lovers represent Shiva and Shakti, the deities representing the male
and female principles. The act, when properly practiced, eventually culminates in sama-
dhi, wherein the respective individualities of each of the participants are completely dis-
solved in the unity of cosmic consciousness. Hierogamy between the Dragon Prince and
the Swan Maiden resulted in the creation of an extended mind, the development of an
interaction where the bounds of individual consciousness were broken and two people
joined together with an intensity that created a being greater than the sum of its parts.
In alchemy this was called the breath of Ravens from which resulted the birth of the
red-gold Phoenix, conceived in the death of Dragons and born in the ascent of the white
star. The way these two individuals treated each other was called True or Courtly Love.
In Maya astronomy, two fornicating peccaries represent the constellation we call Gemini.

At the end of the Satya Yuga the Sun, Moon and Jupiter collectively entered the constel-
lation of Cancer, then depicted as a hard-shelled dragon turtle. Around 4000 B.C., the
Babylonians and Egyptians represented Cancer as a Tortoise, a symbol of resurrection.
Two thousand years later Egyptians called this section of the solar system the Scarab,
an emblem of immortality as the celestial scarab beetle was thought to push the Sun
backwards across the solar system symbolizing the precession of the equinoxes. Egyptian
initiates were called Scarabs because they pushed the egg, symbol of the sun. In ancient
China, the tortoise and the serpent were thought to be spiritual creatures symbolising
longevity.
Cancer is called the tortoise, and means mass of offspring. Druid priests imitated the
walk of the tortoise to perform their sacred rites. And Artemis /Diana, the mother god-
dess revered by Druids, wore a tortoise on her breastplate. Diana’s temple at Ephesus was
for centuries one of the seven wonders of the ancient world, and was founded by Gorgon
Amazons. The Hyperborean Diana of Ephesus is celebrated as Queen of the Stregoi
(Witches). Why does she have so many breasts, the lions climbing her arms, the bulls,
bees, deer, antelope and other beasts in her skirt and lunar halo? They are symbols of her
origins although the statue gives no clues to her werewolf origins even though she has the
reputation to be fierce and feminine.
In his book, ‘The Two Babylons,’ Alexander Hislop associated the bee with Cancer, the
Essenes, Artemis and also with Mithraism. The bee represented the ‘Honey of the Wom-
an’ in various pagan religions: A sculpture of the sun god Mithra has leonine form with
a Bee between his lips. Why is that? Edward De Vere’s, ‘ Dragon Legacy,’ has an answer.
The symbol of the fleur de lys and the bee are inextricably connected as the bee represents
the Dracula lineage of divine kings and the lily represents the source of the sacred blood of
the goddess. The bee is seen to be sucking the lily’s divine essence. The bee is important to
Merovingian royalty as bees make honey, a symbol of the Egyptian dragon’s insight and-
wisdom at the royal court of Thebes. The Merovingian kings firmly believed in the hidden
CANCER

power of the honeycomb as it relates to the vulva.
The Celtic goddesses Morgaine, Sibyl or the Sibillia preside over witches; and in the
Ukraine one of the names for ‘witch’ actually means ‘serpent,’ and in Russia it was be-
lieved that witches had serpents tails. In Scottish myth one of these serpent goddesses lived
inside a tree and often appeared holding a limpet shell containing the ‘milk of wisdom’
which was called the “copan Moire” or “Cup of Mary” in her hands – an allusion to the
‘life-giving’ element and wisdom in the blood of serpents and dragons. This appears to be
the origin of the grail cup and the Holy Grail.
The Virgin goddess was all powerful in the Mystery Schools and males were prohibited
in the inner sanctum of the Queens Chamber, the birth chamber for their bloodlines. Lo-
cated at mid-point in the Great Pyramid, the Queen’s Chamber symbolizes the heart of the
temple and reflects its sexual spiritual essence. The word “pyramid” literally means “fire
in the middle” and refers to the starfire essence -- Divine Light –the wisdom revered in
menstrual blood. Wisdom” refers to the union of male and female essences. This sheds
more light on the idea that witches mixed their famous brews and elixirs of serpent venom
and blood in their cauldrons, very much like the cauldron such as the one discovered at the
Danish Gundestrup.
Thus Celtic myths originate in the Queens Chamber of the Great Pyramid which is as-
sociated with the Hieros Gamos a sexual ritual that plays out a sacred marriage between
a god and a goddess. There is a niche resembling a “womb” in the Queens Chamber and
the air shafts are “fallopian (fallic) tubes” leading to the vulva which suggests the practice
of sexual magick. Some interpret this ritual as “spiritual birth.” Subsequently, the initiate
was anointed with messeh, crocodile oil; origin of the word Messiah. Ceremonial offerings
of (holy bread) the wheat sheaf of Virgo and wine (star-fire) are placed on the altar. This is
the origin of the Christian being born again” by drinking the blood of Christ and eating the
bread of Virgo at the Last Supper,.

Zep means Time. Tepi means First. At Zep Tepi, the constellation Orion,
the most significant constellation to the ancient Egyptians, was at its
lowest position in the southern sky. The Sphinx is positioned approximately
10,500 B.C when a remarkable astronomical arrangement of the Sun, Orion,
and the constellation of Leo occurred. Leo, Lion, Crown, King. The legend-
ary Gates of the Afterworld were guarded by two sphinxes called Aker de-
picted as two gigantic lions looking in opposite directions; one lion faces
eastwards to the rising sun , the other lion faces west where the sun sets and
descends into the Underworld. Aker opens the gate to the Underworld for
the King to pass through. Behind the sphinx towers a pyramid and under it
is found a mysterious chamber called the ‘House of Sokar’ in Rostau, the an-
cient name for the Giza complex. Sokar, a hawk-headed deity, was identified
as Horus, the divine protector of the Nether World, or the Duat and thus, to
the After Life.
The supremacy of Leo would seem to conflict with the Secret Doctrine’s be-
lief that the Age of Scorpio or the Phoenix ruled over the Motherland of
MU or Lemuria when the Hierophants from Orion visited earth. Ancient
Egyptians originally regarded Hu, the Celestial Phoenix as the giver of Life
but changed the New Beginning as Hu’s influence waned in 14,000 BCE to
Leo. The Phoenix is a winged Serpent, or Dragon a combination of the two
highest aspects of Scorpio. Hu is the ancient name for God, and and the
sound Hhhhhhooooooo, was the breath of the cosmos. In Egyptian myth the
phoenix is revered as an embodiment of Hu who, like Osiris, is a symbol of
death and resurrection. But by 14,000 BCE. the priests wanted a new god for
the Age of Leo. Zep Tepi was an astronomical alignment of the Sun, Orion,
and the constellation of Leo. From Zep Tepi onward the precession of the
equinoxes has Orion/Osiris ascending.
The god Hu the Phoenix and Sokar the hawk headed Horus are the original
Akers of the Afterworld

Five of the Major Arcana in the Tarot: The High Priestess, Empress, Justice,
Star and the Universe are archetypes of Tarut. ,, Virgo
The Universe
Tarut Virgo/ Sobek Scorpio The Empress - NinharsagTarut Virgo/ Sobek Scorpio
Hermit - Athena Naga- The High Priestess
The Empress - Ninharsag
The Star Sirius The Universe
Virgo

The separation of Eve from Adam’s rib symbolizes the separation of the androgynous Adam Kadmon
in Genesis. According to Gnostic doctrine, the Serpent Lucifer was known as the Divine Pymander
and its sign is Virgo-Scorpio. Adam, as the supposed great ‘Progenitor of the human race’ is, like Adam-
Kadmon, made in the image of God. The Hebrew words Zãkhãr and Nëqebãh are, literally translated,
linga (phallus) and yoni, (vulva)not as in Genesis, male and female. The androgyne Adam-Kadmon is
not a human or divine Being, but symbolizes the organs of procreation. This suggests that the image
under which the ‘Lord God’ appeared to his chosen people was phallic. H,P Blavatsky believes that this is
undeniably proven by almost all symbologists and Hebrew scholars as well as by the Ha cabala. Therefore
Adam is in one sense the Serpent, Jehovah.” (The Secret Doctrine, Vol. II, p. 467) 25.
The Virgo symbol M and a Vesica Pisces symbol of a Vulva stems from the Egyptian hieroglyph ‘’Mut’ the
Mother from which the cosmos emerged, as was Naunet (Nun) in the eight gods -Ogdoad cosmogony.
The vulture goddess Mut was an androgyny, having breasts and an erect phallus symbolized by Scorpio’s
erect tail. Vedic astrology is the key to the true meaning of the M glyph. It is the released energy – some-
times called Kundalini. In Hindu iconography M is portrayed as a three-coiled serpent related to two
hieroglyphs in the zodiac: Virgo of the 6th sign and Scorpio the 8th. The Virgo M the ‘tail’ turns back on
itself; the sexual energy is not released – hence the Virgin. In Scorpio the ‘tail’ is erect indicating release;
Scorpio is the sign relating to sexuality. Serpent and dragon myths originate from the arctic Hyperbo-
rea (the Land of Boreas, the serpent.) In Greek myth Eurynome, the Greek Virgo, danced wildly, until
Ophion, or Boreas fertilized her.
The goddess Mut Vesica Pisces

The Lemurian symbol for Scorpio was part bird and part serpent, lifting
Phoenix-like from a nest of flames. The dragon king/priests revered Scor-
pio for only when the sun was in this sign could their transmutation occur.
Alchemists believe that the astrological sign of Scorpio is similar to the
constellation Ophiuchus, also called Serpentarius, the god of healing who
carries the caduceus. Both The Ecliptic and The Milky Way pass through
the the constellation of Ophiuchus between and above Scorpio and Sagit-
tarius. The Winter Solstice makes its heliacal appearance in Ophiuchus
before “arriving” in Sagittarius as viewed from the Giza Plateau.
Greek mythology relates that Ophiuchus tramples on Scorpio and, having
received the elixir of life (sacred blood) from the Serpent, restores Orion to
life. According to Greek mythology he also brought the dead back to life by
means of blood taken from the side of Astrea, the Greek goddess of justice
who replaced Virgo as Libra.
SCORPIO

Cosmologist Patrizia Norelli-Bachelet (Thea) posits that
Vishnu's first three incarnations correspond to the four
Astrological Ages corresponding to the four fixed signs
of the Zodiac. The Garuda Eagle is Vishnu's 'Vahana' or
Vehicle, and correlates with the fixed sign of Scorpio. Thea
equates these incarnations as the three strides of Vishnu
starting in the age of the Age of Scorpio; following the
Precession of the Equinoxes (which moves in reverse order)
through Leo, Taurus and Aquarius. Thea teaches that upon
each of Vishnu's steps through these Ages an Avatar emerges
to assist the evolution of consciousness on Earth. This is a
controversial teaching implying that an ancient zodiacal
knowledge is embedded in the Ten Avatars of Vishnu.

Sagittarius is both the gateway to the galactic centre and the underworld
in mythology. The bulge in the Milky Way is the Galactic Womb from
which 200 billion suns were conceived and born. Sagittarius can be seen
as the entrance to the birth canal of the galaxy. When the Sun is in Sagit-
tarius, as part of the Great 2012 Conjunction, it is birthing the Age of
Aquarius.
Sagittarius has its roots in Sumerian mythology. Eratosthenes argued
that the constellation really represented a satyr and not a centaur. There
are in fact two centaurs on each side of the Milky Way, facing each oth-
er. Opposite Sagittarius is the constellation Centaurus, the wise son of
Apollo. Sagittarius, as a satyr, is impish and malevolent. Yet both have the
killer instinct. As Sagittarius prepares to send an arrow through the heart
of Scorpius, Centaurus is seen stabbing Lupus, the wolf, with a spear.
Lupus is one of the ancient constellations, known as a ‘beast’. Lupus is
drawn being held by Centaurus as a spear is stabbed into his throat and
then offered as a sacrifice on Ara the Altar to the gods. Apollo represents
the race of wolves in Hyperborea; this myth symbolizes the wars between
wolves, dragons, satyrs and centaurs.
SAGITTARIUS

The Babylonians identified Sagittarius as the god Nergal, a strange
centaur-like creature generally depicted with wings and one human
head..
A kinnara is a a celestial musician,
half-human and half-horse. in Hindu
Mythology

CAPRICORN
When the Sun was in Capricorn, the Vedic initiate passed through Capricorn
on its journey toward reunion with Vishnu in the Milky Way. Vishnu, as the
Makara, was also the first avatar in Atlantis, a marine civilization where the
denizens of the ocean are represented as a constellations in the cosmic ocean.
Saturn is the planetary ruler of Makara celebrated in pre-Christian Rome. This
festival was known as the Saturnalia in honour of Saturn/ Chronos, the god of
time.
According to Tracy R. Twyman the ‘Cult of the Goat’ began with the star system,
Capricorn, which worshipped Enki, a prototype of Satan; consort of Lilith/Eve.
The Anunnaki were the serpents, dragons and goats of the Nephilim referred
to Gen 1:21 And God created the great sea animals, and all that creeps, having
a living soul, which swarmed the waters, according to its kind; and every bird
with wing according to its kind. And God saw that it was good. Yet the Bible
doesn’t go into detail and we are generally unaware that Leviathan is Tiamat, the
Matriach of the animals of the zodiac.
Patrizia Norelli-Bachelet’s (Thea) book, Gnostic Circle, posits that the origin of
the zodiac is found in the Rig Veda. The first clue is that Noah’s Ark is a cos-
mological symbol rather than a physical boat. Ark originates from the Sanskrit
word arka which means ‘the sun. The ‘arc’, ‘arch’ and arc-seconds of the circle
of the sun are all kin to this Sanskrit root, as are the words ‘archeologist’ and
‘archetype’. Enki, the sea goat is also the origin of archetype.

In other Vedic mythology Vishnu is described floating upon the vast
ocean of space on the coils of Ananta-Sesha, the great Naga Serpent of
Eternity. This can also be seen as the basis of Genesis1:2 And the earth
was without form, and void; and darkness was upon the face of the
deep. And the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters.” Who
is this god moving on the waters? Vishnu, is called the eternal God
and He is declared to be the embodiment of mercy and goodness, ‘The
“Spirit of God” moves on the dark waters of Space’ (SD 2:591).
The Biblical myth of Noah in Genesis 6 too is based on Vedic mythol-
ogy in which Vishnu, the Preserver, becomes Makara a giant sea mon-
ster (Matsya) as it outgrows various Pots (Kumbha/ Ages of Aquarius).
Vishnu warns Manu of impending flood and tells him to build an ark
to preserve the seeds of the previous zodiacal animals to repopulate the
galaxy. The ark is attached to Vishnu’s horn, and he uses his serpent,
Shesha Ananta (Time) as a rope. Thea infers that symbols of the Manu
myth are referring to the backward movement of the Precession of the
Equinoxes, starting from 0° Aries, moving directly into the Age of Pi-
sces, then to the Age of Aquarius, and onward to the Age of Capricorn.
Head of makara, a mythical sea dragon combining characters of el-
ephant, crocodile and serpent, acts as protector on the roof of the
Jokhang Temple, Lhasa, Tibet.

Aliester Crowley’s The Book of Thoth urges us to learn for ourselves, the story of the
stars. This starts with the four Cherubic Stars encoded in the sphinx; Aldebaran, Regulus,
Antares and Fomalhaut. What about the four creatures of a sphinx? Look to four of the
brightest stars in the zodiac; Their primary importance over the other ‘fixed’ stars is due to
the fact that at the time of the initial revelation, fixed in the Age of Taurus, they rose helia-
cally with the Sun at the four Cardinal points of the seasons, both Equinoxes and Solstices
form a ‘Grand Cross’ in the sky:
Aldebaran: The red eye of Taurus the Bull; Watcher of the East
Regulus: The heart of the Lion; is the brightest star in the constellation Leo;
Watcher of the North
Antares: The Scorpion’s heart ; is a red super-giant star in the Milky Way galaxy;
Watcher of the West
Fomalhaut: Located in Aquarius, Fomalhaut, is a reddish star in the mouth of the
Southern Fish, Piscis Austrinus (not to be confused with the constellation Pisces;
Watcher of the South
The fixed signs are power signs known collectively as the serpent signs of the zodi-
ac, and each element is distinct. In Taurus—fixed earth—the power is latent and the
serpent is coiled up energy. In Leo—fixed fire—the power is active and the serpent
is uncoiled, In Scorpio—fixed water—the power has gone into the subconscious and
the shadow and needs to be illuminated and made conscious through self-transfor-
mation and self-knowledge. And in Aquarius—fixed air—the universal serpent of
wisdom is reflected in the power of the individual will.
FOUR BRIGHTEST STARS IN THE ZODIAC

REGULUSALDEBARRAN
ANTARES FOMALHAUT

Patrizia Norelli-Bachelet (Thea) contends that the Hindu Line of Ten
of avatars is a parable of evolution that is best understood with esoteric
knowledge of astrology. She holds that Vishnu, the Preserver, corresponds
to the fixed (preserving) signs of the Zodiac (Scorpio, Leo, Taurus and
Aquarius), and that his ten incarnations appear only during Astrological
Ages ruled by fixed signs. To support this controversial claim, Norelli-
Bachelet cites the famous Three Steps of Vishnu mentioned in the Rig
Veda (1.154) which likens Vishnu to the Lion [Leo], the Bull [Taurus]
and the Man [Aquarius]. This view implies that an ancient zodiacal
knowledge is embedded in the Ten Avatars of Vishnu. (see History of
Astrology)
Thea concludes that Scorpio was the first sign when Vishnu rode the
Garuda, symbol of, Scorpio, the only sign represented by more than one
animal. This is because Scorpio a.k.a the phoenix is the most complex
and powerful sign in the zodiac. Scorpio was originally represented by
the serpent in Egyptian, Chaldean and Hebrew astrology therefore when
the serpent and eagle are merged the phoenix sees and understands all
things.
The Phoenix is the symbol of immortality and rebirth--the bird consumed
by fire only to rise from the ashes --represents the highest form that a
Scorpio can hope to attain. Buddhism portrays the Phoenix as Garuda,
the "Bird of Life," a golden bodied bird with an eagle's beak and wings
and a human body. It is so large that it can cover the Sun and turn day
into night.
THE SACRED FOUR

The Sacred Four have many names: The Great Kings, the Four
Great Maharajas, the Four Great Builders, the Four Great
Architects, the Four Great Geometricians, the Four Great
Pillars; and today we call them the Four Archangels." —Col.
James Churchward in Sacred Symbols of Mu
Scorpio Garuda Aquarius- Varuna
Taurus - Brahma Leo- Narasimha

The Azure dragon symbolized the Emperor while the phoenix symbolized
the Empress.The Palace of the Azure Dragon in Chinese astronomy
represents the constellation of the Alpha Draconis. The four celestial
animals which mark the central position of the Dragon, Qing and Phoenix.
As there was no identifying star at the center of the Black Tortoise, the
appropriate place (the eleventh mansion) was called Void (Walters)."
CHINESE SACRED FOUR

"The Sacred Four of the Chinese Zodiac, the Dragon for the East, the Phoenix for the
South, the Quiing for the West, and the Tortoise for the North. Each animal has its
own color: the Dragon is the Green of Spring, the Phoenix is the red of Fire, the Qing
(Ki-ling) and more recently Baihu(white tiger) of Autumn the glittering white of metal
(of swords), and Xuanwu the Tortoise Black, for water. In the west, they correspond
to the dragon, phoenix, unicorn, lion and sacred bull on Occidental cosmology.. There
are numerous other sacred beasts, but these are the most primal to use.
The dragon is a member of the Hindu Naga family of serpentine creatures. The mortal
enemy of the dragon is the phoenix. In both China and Japan, dragon and phoenix
symbolism is associated closely with the imperial family -- the emperor (dragon)
and the empress (phoenix) which represents the yang principle; often portrayed
surrounded by water or clouds.
Draco, Cepheus and Cassiopeia was known to the Chinese as Ziwei, the Purple Palace.
Surrounding it was a wall delineated by 15 stars, divided into western and eastern
sections. The eastern wall started in Draco and went through Cepheus into Cassiopeia,
while the western section was in Draco, Ursa Major and Camelopardalis. The East End
of the Great Wall of China at Shan-hai-kuan is known as "the Head of the Dragon".

Originally the Four Suits of the Tarot were
Represented by Elementals
Dragons - wands - fire Satyrs - Pentacles - earth
DS
Undines - cups - water Sylphs, swords Air
The True Book of Life has exactly 78 pages and these are the Tarot. The Universe is here
to teach us love and forgiveness so we can get off the wheel of karma. Access the Soul
through Tarot. In the Ra material, the Tarot is analyzed in terms of archetypes. Any process
of development or creation is seen to involve these archetypes the concept is multifaceted
and complex. See Book IV of Law of One. David Wilcock posits that there are 22 experi-
ences needed for an entire spiritual awakening and they are known as “archetypes”… and
these are written by the Mind of the Universe long before we were created. Supposedly the
22 major Arcana of the Tarot to have a synchronistic resonance or patterns of thought with
the cosmic template that sustains the personal holographic matrix. When we contemplate
an image of the Major Arcana we have encoded that key with a valuable message that we
need to hear now. Close your eyes and tune into that message as the subconscious mind is
guided by the higher Self which will guide you to find the right image at the right time. Im-
ages are the preferred language of the mind to activate the latent strands of DNA. Constant
reference to the imagery of major arcana can restore higher levels of consciousness of our
original blue print from the Universal Mind. David Wilcock believes that our minds maybe

hard wired to experience specific archetypes in various lifetimes and until all 22 archetypes
are experienced it is not possible to shift into the fourth dimension. Immersing oneself in
the imagery of these archetypes will keep the ego from wasting its energy in resisting what
the Universal Mind has encoded in our personal bio-computer matrix. In Wilcock’s words,”
this provocative model suggests that humanity is on the verge of a near-spontaneous meta-
morphosis into a more highly evolved state of consciousness. What are the ramifications of
this? Imagine activating 100% of our 2 strand DNA, plus 10 additional strands! We will go
from using 10% of our brain to becoming a multi-dimensional being with psychic, telepath-
ic, and manifestation abilities beyond anything we’ve ever dreamed of. Ethno- botanist and
consciousness guru Terence McKenna agrees, calling the Hermetic teachings “a formula for
a holographic matrix” that is mirrored in the human mind which offers us its only hope for
future survival.
Tarot is invaluable when all psycho therapeutic work has failed to determine the next step to
be taken for the souls evolution for the images will identify the karmic challenge and even
in the time frame in which it occurred. It is “Zero-Point Medicine,” by which we can renew,
sustain and realize our potential. Every Tarot key has an astrological correspondence. Af-
ter birth, we attract certain energies which explain why we have cycles of positive and
negative relationships. And because our own actions constantly create karma we
have our ups and downs in life. As long as we remain unaware of these forces we are
subject to them. Only we can overcome and transform them. When we transform
the positive and negative energies operating within us we can control our own fate.
The world is also subject to the same forces from the cosmos. The Tarot is rooted in
the spiritual diversity of ancient civilizations for Divine Consciousness is experienced in
infinite forms through the process of evolution. This unity in diversity is the secret to ev-
erything in a conscious life.
The Tarot is a powerful oracle to commune with the universe and is as relevant as ever
for the oracle is where the individual soul communes with the Universal Soul. Whereas
logic speaks to the logical left side of our brain, oracles communicate through symbol and
image, directly to the intuitive right-side of the brain. We are overwhelmed with media
input. We need to attain equanimity by stimulating and using the artistic/symbolic right-
side of the brain which will give balance to life. Quiet meditation on each of the keys will
awaken within each person, personal insights to support the transformation that must take
place within each soul. The 22 Major Arcana (Secrets) relate to the “universal principles”
of life and “archetypal” personality types. Twelve keys represent the signs of the zodiac and
ten represent the planets in our solar system. They are multi-dimensional as they portray
the (Neters) gods and goddesses from many civilizations representing different states of
consciousness. Write the results down in your Journal regularly, by doing so, you enhance
your intuition and place yourself in direct communion with Universal Consciousness. The
mystery schools reveal the workings of the Cosmic Laws that can reprogram your DNA
to integrate your personality with your Soul. Find a quiet time every day, no mat-
ter how overwhelmed you are feeling to contemplate in silence. One of the easiest
ways to activate your DNA and accelerate your Soul consciousness is to investigate
who you are. Osho says that not knowing oneself makes life meaningless. You may
know everything, only you do not know yourself—and that would be the first thing
to know.

1.The Magus: mars and mercury
The Magus, like the gods, received their mystical powers of longevity, authority, and
creativity from the lunar female essence. Odin acquired supremacy by drinking the
wisdom from the cauldron that symbolizes the womb of the Goddess. Odin’s theft of men-
strual magic paralleled that of Indra, who stole the sacred fluid Soma -- from Soma all the
gods were born. In Sumeria, the sacred blood was called the Gra-al. The Greeks called it
“ambrosia’; which supercharged the pineal third eye, with spiritual insight. The very lives
of the gods depended on the miraculous power of menstrual blood.
The Magus can draw upon his inner strength to make a goal a reality for he has at his dis-
posal all the elements and their counterparts: the cauldron, indicating the water of life and
wisdom; the spear, indicating air and intellect; the pentacle, earth and the body, and the
caduceus/wand, fire and will-power. The Magician represents the powers that you possess
to create meaning and purpose in your life. He tells us that this creative power is in and
around you and always available. He teaches how things work in the world by understand-
ing the structure underlying its cycles and rhythms.
Challenge: Although you are eloquent, charismatic, clever, witty, inventive and persuasive,
beware of dominating those around you. Although these qualities are not generally criti-
cized by society they are different personalities that need to be unified under the guidance
of your inner guru. Pay attention to everyday life. Remember all the power you possess
comes from a higher level. You have abused power and you have an overpowering ego,
which makes you selfish, arrogant, and insensitive. Your inflexibility causes you to row
against the tide and sets you up for failure and loneliness. Your lack of willpower confuses
your life’s purpose. Do not use the forces of nature for selfish purposes. You are blocking
your creative energies. Learn by experimentation – try new things.

The High Priestess or Sacred Womb Priestesses prepared a ‘drink of immortality’ made from
menstrual blood, for Egyptian pharaohs who became divine by ingesting this soma-like am-
brosia called Sa. Its hieroglyphic sign was the same as the sign of the vulva, a yonic loop like the
one on the Tjet, Ankh or Cross of Life. Painted red, this loop signified the female genitalia and
the Gate of Heaven. Amulets buried with the dead specifically prayed Isis to deify the deceased
with her magic blood.
The High Priestess advises you to take time to listen to your inner voice. She symbolizes the
power of the unconscious forces in the world that give form and purpose. She has experienced
life so she has empathy for your struggles. This demonstrates that life survives death. By taking on
new forms she can lead to deep wisdom, but she can also lead to madness. Number two makes
you acutely conscious of others and as you are socially aware of people your stimulation is derived
from them. This makes you a diplomat, go-between, mediator or peacemaker. Your best service
is through your cooperative nature. This key means that you intuitively understand the answer to
a problem although not always consciously. You may well become the power behind the throne.
The number two suggests more than one, yet in reality we are all One.
Challenge: You should pay a great deal of attention to your health through your eating habits so
that you have the energy to be of service to others. Seek new and hidden paths to wisdom. Learn
to question the lessons of the unconscious for it does not always lead to wisdom. Question how
you have divided your world by judging yourself and others. Your excessive focus on unimport-
ant details and perfectionism can prevent you from listening to your intuition. This will cause
passiveness, weakness, and fear of life. You may be expressing your emotions in a negative way.
You lack self-confidence and are therefore indecisive and afraid to make decisions. You can be
deceitful, two-faced, oversensitive, and easily depressed if your dreams are thwarted by those
close to you.
2.The high priestess: vulcan -uranus & moon

3.The empress: jupiter & venus
The Empress ‘ blood carries the cosmic energy flowing through all living things is surrounded by her
Venus birds the dove, the ibis, the pelican of self surrender, the white eagle of salt, the swan, and the
phoenix. They unite to proclaim the magical power of the Yoni and to crown the powers of female creation
with the title “Gate of Heaven.” Moreover, this compound symbol of the pure essence of female sexuality
and spirituality hints at the “pre-eminence” of woman in magical work. The Empress is pure consciousness
itself, the knowledge that returns us to the source of who you are. She is an aspect of the subconscious mind,
ruled by Venus, the main astrological symbol for our affections and feelings. Venus works in conjunction
with Jupiter to increase productivity, love, abundance, and fertility. The Empress represents the veil of Maya
(illusion). She represents the need to control the cosmic forces that are not controllable and often represents
smothering mothers.
Challenge: Your natural talents — acting, social work, counseling and the law — give you a love of life
through the pleasure of relationships, entertainment and new experiences but these talents, if not used prop-
erly, can be a diversion from knowing who you really are. Avoid work that confines you as you need to move
around to express yourself in order to do your best work enthusiastically. It is important to understand that
all emotions stem from the pure essence of love. Thus, fear and hate are its opposite. Pity and sentimental-
ity represent perversions, contortions or negations of the love quotient. Do not express your emotions in a
negative way because they reinforce negative behavior patterns. As you want recognition you tend to exag-
gerate situations so that friendships may well be superficial. You may try to avoid responsibility and live a
life of instant gratification.

4.The emperor: Aries & earth
The Emperor of Crocodopolis, Sobek, was the original Pendragon of warriors and protected the
pharaoh from evil magic. The Egyptian word for crocodile fat was Messeh from which the term
Messiah is derived. To be anointed with crocodile oil, was to absorb powerful, unchanging dragon
energy and assimilate this into the body. Moshe, or Moses, was a ritual title, and was a reference to
the crocodile fat used in temple and pyramid ceremonies.
The Emperor rules the external world that exists outside the conscious elements in the material
world, the unity and order in your life. His God-like ability enables him to discern the truth in any
given situation. It is his wisdom to handle affairs systematically that has placed him on the throne. His
strength gives stability to accept external forces out of our control. True intuition is based on number
four. This key indicates that you have the ability for leadership and spiritual growth through ideas,
experience, higher education, travel, religion and deep philosophical thought. The Emperor governs
the need for honesty, fairness and respect for the rights and freedom of others. He is a solid founda-
tion in times of change and uncertainty.
Challenge: Control your own sensual desires and overcome the tendency to be rigid and inflexible.
Examine all external forces that prohibit the fulfillment of your destiny, discarding all outgrown com-
forting myths. Don’t risk stagnation and keep a ceiling on desires, which lead to spiritual or material
decline. Prepare for unseen difficulties through carelessness, impulsive spending and grandiosity.
Have compassion for those who you dislike, stop listening to the head, and listen to the heart. Renun-
ciation leads to joy; attachment brings discontent. Be in the world, but not of it.

5.The hierophant: mercury & taurus
The Hierophant Moses,like Hermes, meets the great dragon Pymander on Mount Sion who instructs
him as to the true nature of the universe.Moses is given the Ark of the Covenant -- a processional
coffer to house the writings of the law.The Ark was also a power source as a Vesica Pisces was the
connecting link between the Cherubim on the Ark's cover -- as shown and described by ka-gold's
Vesica Pisces. David Radius Hudson has made a persuasive argument that the Ark of the Covenant
was a device for transporting the Starfire and the ORME, aka the Philosopher’s Stone. The Hierophant
is not bound by the conventional laws of society. Each soul’s path is unique and you may be guided to
traditional religion, prayer, contemplation and meditation. All ways will take you to the source of who
you are eventually. Ignore the soul at your peril! The nature of Mercury (Hermes) expresses itself in
our mind as light, wisdom, intelligence, and quickness —especially in an intellectual sense. He was the
messenger of the gods, and also, like Jesus, the psychopomp or conductor of souls to the netherworld.
Mercury rules number five and represents intelligence, movement and communication, the inner
teacher and the inner voice. Sages have always said that ‘Self Realization’ comes when you awaken to
the awareness of the soul. True inner hearing does not involve spirits, clairvoyance or visions from the
astral planes. With the help of Taurus/Mercury, your conscious mind, studies the facts and places them
in your subconscious data base which, in a flash of realization, sends the analysis back to the conscious
mind. This is true intuition based on reason.
Challenge: Assess your spiritual growth and recognize the limitations of fame and glory. Learn to act
and not react, and know that you are more than a collection of five senses. Don’t take the meaning of
events too literally, be gullible, or over analyze everything before taking action. Look for the deeper
meaning to the question. Strive for spiritual truth by working with the practical aspects of life. Be open
to meeting a spiritual teacher who guides you towards your Real Self, not the ego driven self. This key is
a reminder not to stay too grounded in the material world, as there is a heavy price to pay for deviating
from the path of spiritual truth.

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