Long-tailed Heavenly Climbing Star ~ 2025 Ad (12,960/12,954?) Solunius13 ?

Ted Fish
March 31, 2019 ·
Long-Tailed Heavenly Climbing Star
"Bearing in mind that half a precessional cycle is 12,960 years
(or 12,954 years in the peculiarly exact calculations of the return
of the Phoenix reported by Solinus13),

we are therefore being invited to consider a period
that begins in just ten years from the time of writing,
i.e. around AD 2025, and that cannot be considered
to have passed safely until AD 2325

– i.e. until the full 12,960 years have elapsed
after the latest possible date for ‘the Phoenix’ impacts.

The Mayan calendar and Pillar 43 at Göbekli Tepe,
however, refine the calculation, as we’ve seen.

If I understand the message correctly,
we’re in the danger zone now and will be until 2040.

I’m reminded of the Ojibwa tradition cited in Chapter Three:

The star with the long, wide tail is going to destroy the world
some day when it comes low again.

That’s the comet called Long-Tailed Heavenly Climbing Star.

It came down here once, thousands of years ago.

Just like the sun.

It had radiation and burning heat in its tail.

The comet burnt everything to the ground.

There wasn’t a thing left.

Indian people were here before that happened, living on the earth.

But things were wrong; a lot of people had abandoned the spiritual path.

The holy spirit warned them a long time before the comet came.

Medicine men told everyone to prepare.

Things were wrong with nature on the earth …

Then that comet went through here.

It had a long, wide tail and it burnt up everything.

It flew so low the tail scorched the earth …


The comet made a different world.

After that survival was hard work.

The weather was colder than before …14

Does it sound like scaremongering to suggest that the comet
remembered in this, and in so many other myths and traditions
from all parts of the globe, might be about to stage its ‘Great Return’.

Am I reading too much into recondite ancient monuments
and calendars and into the fact that everywhere, universally,
across all cultures, comets have always been regarded with fear
and loathing and as omens of impending doom and destruction?15

I’m not sure what the right answer to these questions is.

From a personal point of view, as a loving father and grandfather
I would greatly prefer it if there was no such danger,
yet at the same time, if there is danger,
we would be foolish to bury our heads in the sand
and pretend that there’s nothing to worry about
and no action we need to take.

I’m therefore obliged to point out that the most recent science
on this subject is in complete agreement with the ancient wisdom.

There is danger.

Hancock, Graham.
Magicians of the Gods:
The forgotten wisdom of earth's lost civilisation





2 Comments

• 
  Chandra Easton
  Is this referring to Nibiru?
  
  • 
    
    Ted Fish
    Sort of ... Nibiru is the crossing ...
    Xing has little to do with a comet
    and more to do with the heavenly cross
    or when the suns line up, judgment - fire

 

12,960 years x 2 = 25, 920
(or 12,954 x 2 = 25908