Great Celestial Conjunction Crosses - Souls of Distortion

Left: Nun holding the solar bark with the scarab beetle
Right: Scarab beetle 22nd Dynasty reign of Sheshong II
The boat Nun is lifting is occupied by 8 deities including the scarab deity
Khepera. In the Egyptian mythology the scarab beetle (dung beetle) Khepera
pushed the rolling Sun along the ecliptic with his hind legs, just like the scarab
beetle rolls his dung ball around all day. From the dung ball of the scarab beetle
the eggs of the beetle are hatched and therefore the dung ball can not only be
associated with the Sun but with birth as well. Khepera was a minor solar deity
in the Egyptian pantheon but he was associated with rebirth and resurrection, as
such he may represent the rebirth of the Sun on the Galactic Cross. The fact
that the scarab beetle pushes the dung ball (Sun) with his hind legs backwards
suggests that he should be associated with precession. While the Sun moves
through the zodiac in a tropical year in one direction, the precession of the
equinox Sun along the ecliptic moves in the opposite direction! The scarab beetle
pushing the Sun backwards along the ecliptic is expressing exactly this aspect of
precession.
In the artefact of Sheshong we see the scarab beetle flanked by two cobras that
emerge from the Shen (O| ring). The cobras suggest the ecliptic while the Shen
suggest the crossings of the ecliptic and Milky Way. Tutankhamun’s cartouche
contained a scarab beetle with the Sun inside the Shen glyph, which most likely
expresses the idea of the Sun on the ecliptic-Milky Way crossing.
The scarab beetle, the scorpion and the crab all have hard shells and are very
similar in appearance. The scarab beetle may also have been used as the sign of
Scorpio. The scarab beetle rolling the Sun on the ecliptic may express the idea of
the Sun precessing through the Galactic Equator near the Sagittarius-Scorpio
nexus. Notice that there is a cross (Tau Cross) in the shell of the scarab beetle
that was also depicted in Egyptian Hieroglyphs. The scarab beetle as a symbol
expresses perfectly the crossing of the ecliptic and Milky Way near Scorpio. In the
picture below the sky chart of the winter solstice of 1998 is depicted.