Archives for August 2021

New Worlds

A couple of days ago, I was thinking to myself, “What would it be like to live on another planet”? My imagination went wild and it got me to start looking up this possibility. Early this year, SpaceX won a $3 billion contract with NASA to build a spacecraft to carry astronauts to the moon. SpaceX will continue the development of the first commercial human lander that will carry the next two astronauts to the lunar surface. What I found interesting is that Space exploration is becoming privatized.

Space travel becoming privatize is a good sign for someone wanting to live on another planet. This means as you may know that the public will have access to this ability sooner than later. Richard Branson recently became the first person to ride into space aboard a rocket he helped fund. I am sure it is just a matter of time people can pay for a ride into space.

So, what is the possibility of going to another planet? Well, astronomers have discovered more than 3,200 other stars with planets orbiting them in our galaxy. Any of these planets may have the potential of supporting human beings. Ideally, Earth should be just supporting 2 billion people. Unfortunately, we are currently closer to 8 billion and by 2100 we could be at 11 billion. This means if we go by what is ideal for the Earth, we will need to relocate 6 billion people now to other planets.

The question now becomes, would you volunteer to go to live on another planet (already at a 5th vibration level) or would you hope to stay on Earth? In this scenario, the new planet will have homes and infrastructure already built prior to you going. You will be shown your new home upon arrival (of course you will have a picture of it prior to going and an idea of the world’s topography). Below is a fun poll to see who would stay on Earth or who would try a new planet.

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I voted, new planet. I think it would be exciting and an opportunity for a new start as long as it is at a 5th dimension level.

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Future of Cities

I am excited about the future of our cities. Many cities around the world are looking to be all electric by 2050. Can you imagine how different it will be? Apparently, it will be cost effective to move forward with the change as well. According to the Rocky Mountain Institute, who updated and expanded 2018 analysis, all-electric homes have 81 percent lower carbon emissions over the mixed-fuel home with a net present cost savings as high as $6,800.

There are a couple of issues with going electric, which can be combated in different ways. For example, if United States invested in solar power panels for every home, it is estimated that rooftop solar could produce almost 40 percent of our electricity. So, what about the 60 percent of electricity we still need to run everything? Majority of countries are looking to Nuclear, however, it looks like the United Kingdom has a creative solution for their electricity needs.

Millions of British homes could be powered by a giant solar power station 24,000 miles up in space within three decades. These would provide up to 15 percent of the country’s electricity supply by 2050, enough to power 4 million households – with the first space energy expected to be delivered by 2040.

Also, nearly every car on the road will have to be electric by 2050 to meet UN climate targets. More public transport investment and more bike usage rather than pushing electric vehicles will be needed in order to meet the 2050 target. Many cities are targeting no new gas car sales by 2030.

THE LINE – NEOM

I can across a project called NEOM the other day. NEOM is a possible vision of what the future could be. It will cover a total area of 26,500 km (10,200 sq mi). It will extend 460 km along the coast of the Red Sea. Saudi Arabia aims to complete the first section of NEOM by 2025. Within NEOM a city called THE LINE is to be built. THE LINE will be a city of a million residents with a length of 170 km that preserves 95% of nature within NEOM, with zero cars, zero streets and zero carbon emissions.

You can click on an of the highlighted text go to the other websites to obtain more information about the projects mention above. It will be fun to keep an eye on everything and watch where everything goes.

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Lion’s Gate Portal: New Beginnings

August is upon us again and we are currently at the beginning of the Zodiac sign Leo. In seven days from this post date, we will be at the height of the Lion’s Gate Portal (Lion’s Gateway). Why should we be super excited? In Astrology, The Lion’s Gateway is the birth of a new and undeniably heightened level of dedication to our ascension process as individual human beings and also as a global entity.

History of the Lion’s Gateway

The Lion’s Gate Portal is marked by an alignment of the Earth with the star Sirius (the dog star), the brightest star we can see, commonly associated with abundance and fertility. As the star Sirius rises in the sky, we find the Sun, Sirius and the Orion’s belt in alignment with the Egyptian Pyramids of Giza. From our perspective on Earth, it appears that Sirius comes closer to the Earth.

The question immediately comes to mind as to why Sirius claimed such a position of importance in ancient Egypt? Sirius came to symbolize order, predictability, and regularity to ancient Egypt because knowledge of Sirius’s sky positions made possible the keeping of time records and the planning of civic organization around the floods of the Nile.

In Egyptian mythology, Anubis represents the Divine Guide. Sirius, the Dog Star, is the dwelling place of the universal mother Isis. In Sirius’ capacity as a surrogate for Anubis, it represents unfailing protection and safe passage from one realm to the next. This possibly is what gives us the idea of the Lion’s Gate being the ascension process.

8/8

In regards to the importance of 8/8. Numerology wise this is extremely important. However, the number 8 was also important to Egyptians as well. As mention in one of my previous blogs, The Great Pyramid in Giza is not a 4-side structure, it is actually an 8-side structure. Each of the pyramid’s four side are evenly split from base to tip by very subtle concave indentations. There are many theories as to why the Great Pyramid of Giza was built this way. I would like to throw in my hypothesis and state it has to do with the Ogdoad. In Egyptian mythology, the Ogdoad were eight primordial deities (four male/four female) worshiped in Hermopolis.

The number 8, in Numerology, has a basic meaning of: Endlessness -the Material & Spiritual balance, manifestation, one-pointedness of mind, wholeness, strength, power, success, self-discipline, achievement, abundance, entrepreneur, and leadership. The number 8 is also the atomic number for oxygen as well as a vertical infinite symbol. To the Egyptians the number 8 is balance and of the cosmic order.

Conclusion

Although, we celebrate Lion’s Gate 08/08, Sirius was at a slightly different position in the sky during Ancient Egypt. I have also noted that some Astrologers do not see the significance in this date. However, the more I dive into the mythology of Egypt and the history of Astrology, the more I see the relevance of utilizing 08/08 to celebrate Lion’s Gate. I always feel that one should not completely dismiss if it does not fall all together seamlessly. A great example is the finding of Troy. Everyone dismissed it as only a story or myth and then it turned out to be more.

Just a precaution, it is always good at this time to reflect and discover what you would like to heal in your life and what you would like your next chapter to look like.

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Archives for August 2021

THE LINE – NEOM

History of the Lion’s Gateway

8/8

Conclusion

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