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112 pages of results. 61. Saturn: Source of Measure [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... From: SIS Internet Digest 2002:1 (Sep 2002) Home | Issue Contents Saturn: Source of Measure www.sonic.net/bernard/saturn.html After studying the metrology of ancient monuments around the world, we have recovered significant mathematical correlations between the dimensions geometry, and geographic locations of many of the great sites of antiquity. The following framework we regard as the Canon of Measure, the basic tool of decoding the monuments. The Canon unifies Time, Distance and Number with the dynamics of Nature. The implications of the framework from which the Canon is derived are beyond the scope of this brief presentation, however the authors welcome further inquiry into the ...
62. Vox Popvli [Journals] [Aeon]
... . I feel as if I knew you all personally from subscribing to Pensée and KRONOS all those years. Many more to AEON! Cosmic Systems William Orchard, from Fairhope, Ala-bama, writes: I gather that human beings experienced three cosmic systems before the one we know today. The first system was the cosmic egg, when an undifferentiated Saturn dominated the sky. I am not clear about the catastrophic events that followed, but I gather that the second system is the one that animates the contributors to AEON. In this system, Saturn had acquired the cosmic eye and the cosmic pillar, fueling the imagination of the ancients. This system also had its catastrophic events, in ...
63. The Sun Of Night [Journals] [Kronos]
... 1 (Fall 1977) Home | Issue Contents The Sun Of Night Dwardu Cardona Copyright © 1977 by Dwardu Cardona, Lewis M. Greenberg, and Warner B. Sizemore. 1. Planets or Stars? As these words are being written, the U. S. space-probe Pioneer II is even now on its way to a rendezvous with Saturn which, barring any unforeseeable accidents, is due to occur in September of 1979, two years hence. The data that will be collected and relayed to Earth by this probe will therefore be crucial to the astronomical content of this article. But already there are indications that we, as well as Velikovsky, are on the right track ...
64. Electromagnetic-Gravitational Coupling Phenomena in the Saturn Ring System [Journals] [Kronos]
... From: Kronos Vol. VI No. 3 (Spring 1981) Home | Issue Contents Electromagnetic-Gravitational Coupling Phenomena in the Saturn Ring System Michael E. Brandt and Michael Simon Bodner I. INTRODUCTION The Voyager I encounter with Saturn provided space scientists with more data about the gas giant than that which was known for three hundred years.(1 ) Before the Voyager I mission, two main theories dominated scientific thought concerning the origin of the ring system. One theory held that a moon or other small body wandered too near to Saturn's surface, causing it to be ripped apart by tidal forces. This material consolidated into a large thin disk having bands and gaps. Four distinct ...
65. The Enclosed Sun-Cross [Books]
... the four rivers which well up from the fons vitae .. ." (17) But if one myth identifies the arms of the sun-cross as four paradisal rivers, there are other interpretations of the cross as well, for this primal image produced a wide-ranging and coherent symbolism, as I shall now attempt to show. THE CROSSROADS From Saturn, the central sun, flowed four primary paths of light. In the myths these appear as four rivers, four winds, four streams of arrows, or four children, assistants, or light-spirits bearing the Saturnian seed (the life elements) through the four quarters of the celestial kingdom. The sun-cross and enclosed sun-cross , depicting the ...
66. The Great Father [Books]
... -- II The Great Father Anyone attempting to trace the Saturn legend must reckon with the primordial god-figure whom ancient races celebrate as "the great father," and who is said to have first organized the heavens and founded the antediluvian kingdom of peace and plenty, the "Golden Age." While few of us today could locate Saturn in the starry sphere, the earliest astral religions insist that the planet-god was once the all-powerful ruler of heaven. But paradoxically, they also declare that he resided on earth as a great king. He was the father both of gods and men. This dual character of the great father has been the subject of a centuries-long, but ...
67. The Baalim [Journals] [Kronos]
... the Moon, and the planets.(2 ) On that meagre evidence - and on no other - Velikovsky identified the Canaanite Baal as a personification of the planet Venus.(3 ) Velikovsky also offered the opinion that, in an earlier period, Baal had been a name for Jupiter while, earlier still, even a name for Saturn.(4 ) Despite the fact that no evidence at all was ever offered for this contention, some of Velikovsky's followers picked it up and, without any evidence of their own, repeated the assertion.(5 ) Other researchers, with their own axe to grind, have presented Baal as representing Mars.(6 ) The ...
68. SYMBOLS.com [Journals] [SIS Internet Digest]
... its contents. Published by HME Media, Bondegatan 65 A, 5 tr., S-116 34 Stockholm, Sweden. Tel: + 46 8 644 80 51 Fax: + 46 8 612 39 80, Web site: http://www.hme.se, Email: tobias@hme.se. Sample entry for a Saturn (reproduced with permission): 17:8 As an old Italic deity of sowing and harvest, Saturn became the Roman god of agriculture, gardening and vineyard cultivation. He was also a benefactor of humankind, a promoter of prosperity, and good manners and customs. He seems to have been portrayed as an old man with a ...
69. The Evolution of the Cosmogonic Egg [Journals] [Aeon]
... from various snippets of Egyptian liturgy and somewhat tainted by the mythologist's philosophical rendering, we nonetheless recognize some of the motifs we had encountered and explained in an earlier article. (3 ) We had there shown that man's earliest memory goes back to a time during which the sky seems to have been dominated by the close proximity of the planet Saturn, which glowed feebly in a darkened heaven through a nebular cloud which bore a shimmering likeness to a celestial ocean. Sun, Moon, and stars do not seem to have been visible while the cycle of day and night seems to have been unknown. It seems to have been out of this celestial apparition that the cosmic egg was ...
70. Saturn's Sacred Mountain [Journals] [Catastrophism & Ancient History]
... to have them ridiculed together with the man who supposedly formulated them. It is however much worse to have a supporter ofthe man burden him in this manner, no matter what the intent may be. While he may have meant well, Charles Seitz is guilty of nothing less. According to Seitz: [1 ] Immanuel Velikovsky proposed that Saturn was in a stationary position at the North Pole until the time of the Deluge, when it became a nova. Behind Saturn was Jupiter and the rest of the planets. Where, may I ask, did Velikovsky ever propose anything of the sort? Not only were most of the ideas delineated above entirely alien to Velikovsky, he ...
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