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112 pages of results. 411. Discussion [Journals] [Aeon]
... . 482. 9. R. French, "The 1983 Occultation of Neptune. II The Oblateness of Neptune," ASTRONOMICAL JOURNAL, 90:12, p. 2637. Huwawa SPEAKER: Dwardu Cardona In AEON II:1 , p. 130, Norman Schwartz registered his disagreement with Ev Cochrane's identification of Huwawa as a personification of Saturn (see Cochrane in AEON I:4 :95-97 and KRONOS IX:2 :15-16). This disagreement also reflects on my own article in KRONOS IX:2 since, like Cochrane, I adhere to this Saturnian identification. According to Schwartz, Huwawa should instead be interpreted as an erupting terrestrial volcano. This interpretation is based ...
412. A Record of Success [Journals] [Pensee]
... On April 23, 1966, P. Goldreich and S.J . Peale reported to the American Geophysical Union their startling discovery of Venus' resonant axial rotation: every time Venus passes between the sun and Earth it turns the same face to our planet. T. J. Gordon, formerly chief engineer for the upper stage of the Saturn rocket, wrote: "This type of resonant motion resists outside disturbances; once locked, the motion tends to remain locked. When did the Earth capture Venus' rotation?" In Ideas in Conflict (New York, 1966), 37. (Velikovsky himself does not consider this evidence as necessarily supporting his claim of near collision ...
413. In Defence of Higher Chronologies [Journals] [SIS Review]
... , Toynbee, Gardiner, Commanger, Schlessinger and Kitchen are historians, so is Herodotus. He may even be the best of the lot. A number of Sargonid letters refer to planetary positions, as noted by Carl Olof Jonsson, whose work on all such materials I strongly recommend. One of these has been interpreted as putting Mars, Saturn and the Moon near the star Regulus in the constellation of Leo and plausibly assigned to May of -672 [28], in the later years of Esarhaddon. If we try to put it in the 4th century, as Heinsohn must (since he equates Esarhaddon with Artaxerxes II Arsakes), it simply does not fit. There are ...
414. Thoth Vol III, No. 15: Nov 15, 1999 [Journals] [Thoth]
... called _Comaetho_ --the "long haired" (star), an epithet resonating with the global symbolism of the comet as the "long-haired star." Thus we find both the spiraling comma-form and the coma attached to one and the same planet goddess. THE ACID TEST We've noted on numerous occasions that one of the advantages of the Saturn model is that it can be subjected to numerous tests. Under many such tests, the implications of the model will be so far from anything anticipated under conventional assumptions that they can be regarded as ACID tests. And the most compelling acid tests will be those so specific and unusual that no false theory could consistently pass them. When ...
415. Chaldean Account of Genesis [Books]
... goddesses called Istar, among which may be noticed Istar, daughter of Sin the moon-god, who is sometimes confounded with the daughter of Anu A companion deity with Anu is Hea, who is god of the sea and of Hades, in fact of all the lower regions. He has two features, and corresponds in some respects to the Saturn or Cronos of the ancients, in others to their Poseidon or Neptune. Hea is called god of the lower region, he is lord of the sea or abyss; he is lord of generation and of all human beings, he bears the titles lord of wisdom, of mines and treasures; he is lord of gifts, of ...
416. Monitor [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... it happened long enough ago." Velikovsky has postulated catastrophes that entail changes in the gravitational forces acting upon the earth as a whole, and indicated that the dinosaurs would have been killed off such a catastrophes. This is coupled with his idea that long ago, yet still within human rnemory, the Earth might have been a satellite of Saturn. Lynn Rose develops this idea in "Variations on a Theme of Philolaos", Kronos vol. V, no. 1, in which he reasons that the area of the earth immediately below Saturn would necessarily be subject to a great diminution of gravitational pressure due to the pull of that body. In the event that the earth ...
417. Why Did Jesus Wash His Disciples' Feet? [Journals] [Aeon]
... to interpret the symbolic meaning correctly. Like Xanthos' wife, Jesus did it to prove a point, to elicit an argument and to teach a lesson. As on other occasions, Jesus was portraying the new order that would prevail in the Kingdom of God that he was about to inaugurate- as was once true in the Kingdom of Saturn, there will be no distinction of masters and slaves. The Romans used to celebrate their annual Saturnalia festival, held in memory of the long-gone Kingdom of Saturn, by having masters wait on their slaves at a celebratory feast, (4 ) in an effort to re-create, however briefly, the social conditions prevailing while Saturn was yet ...
418. King Solomon's Mines? [Journals] [SIS Workshop]
... meat, I conclude that these early people were wont to eat other food . So I imagine the prehistoric people also being wont to gather "manna" - this time falling from the "Tree of Life", which had a "honey-like fluid oozing from udders on its branches". I suggest that this corresponds to the age of Saturn, which is remembered as "Paradise", when people did not have to work for their food; after we and Saturn parted, no more sweets came from above. It was only after the end of the age of Saturn that cooking-fires were invented - the hardship (and the indigestion) made people inventive! (This also ...
419. Aeon Volume IV, Number 5: Contents [Journals] [Aeon]
... Cardona Vox Popvli Our readers sound off. PAGE 5 Stability and Dimensions of the Polar Configuration Robert Driscoll adds new perspectives to the alignment of planets dictated by the Saturnian model. PAGE 11 The Cosmic Origin of the Swastika Dwardu Cardona investigates one of the most pervasive of ancient symbols and offers some preliminary conjectures concerning its genesis. PAGE 17 The Saturn Thesis (Part 2) The second part of an in-depth interview with David Talbott, in which he continues to illustrate the coherence of mythological motifs as they pertain to the unfolding Saturnian scenario. PAGE 29 Mons Veneris Why was the ancient sun-god said to have risen and set over the same mountain? Why was this mountain shared by the ...
420. Aeon Volume IV, Number 6: Contents [Journals] [Aeon]
... ensue due to a direct impact of an asteroidal body and discusses the physical havoc this would cause. PAGE 15 The Terrestrial Sea: A Critical Model of Science and Myth In a somewhat complimentary piece to Barbiero's article, Frederic Jueneman ponders the catastrophic effects which the slowing down of terrestrial rotation would have on the Earth's hydrosphere. PAGE 31 The Saturn Thesis (Part 3) In continuing to stress the coherence of mythological motifs as they pertain to the unfolding Saturnian scenario, David Talbott explains the appearance of the Radiant Ve-nus, and its displacement from the primeval Saturnian center, through recently disclosed phenomena of plasma physics. PAGE 39 Samson Revealed Ev Cochrane examines the character and deeds of the ...
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