Great Celestial Conjunction Crosses - Souls of Distortion

1 West glyph
2 Isis-Taurus
3 Scorpio
4 Sagittarius
5 Gemini
6 Taurus
7 Gemini
8 East glyph
9 Horus on pillar
Dendara Zodiac Swaller de Lubicz. On the outer rim the hieroglyphs of
the cardinal directions east and west appear.
But let’s also point out an inconsistency as well! The blue line in the picture
above denotes the equinox axis that aligns with the Milky Way at the Gemini-
Taurus nexus in the constellation Gemini. However at the opposite side of the
Galactic Equator at the Sagittarius-Scorpio nexus, the equinox axis runs through
Scorpio (3) instead of Sagittarius (4) which is incorrect! Fortunately there is
a very specific reason for this and we can pardon the zodiac makers; Sagittarius
had to be used for another Galactic Equator axis in de zodiac as well and it
can’t be in two places at the same time. If we take a look at the axis that reads
‘Axis of the Temple’ (vertical red line, picture above) we notice that this line
runs through Gemini (5) and Sagittarius (4), this is the correct axis for the
Galactic Equator! In addition Horus (Sun) appears on the pillar (Milky Way) (9).
Horus is actually represented here as the falcon (Horus is the falcon headed
deity) on a papyrus stem, but the symbology is identical, solar god on the pillar,
the Sun on the Galactic Equator.
Could it be that there is another Great Celestial Conjunction encoded in the
Dendera zodiac?