Great Celestial Conjunction Crosses - Souls of Distortion

Dendera, Winter Solstice Sunrise
In the picture above the winter solstice at Dendera is depicted. Notice that the
azimuth of the winter solstice sunrise at Dendera is 116 º 30’. The angle
between Swaller de Lubicz equinoctial axis and the Axis of the Temple in the
zodiac is exactly 26 º 6’ (See bottom of the picture above).
But this angle also happens to be the exact angle between the vernal
equinox axis and the winter solstice axis!
The accuracy is stunningly precise! But what does it mean?
If we rotate the red line of the Axis of the Temple that we just identified as the
Galactic Equator over an angle of 26 º 6’ in the direction of precession, that is to
say in a counter clockwise direction, the axis will align with Schwaller de Lubicz
equinoctial line. We therefore suggest that the red line of the Axis of the
Temple also corresponds with the winter solstice axis (see picture above). But
if this is true we have a winter solstice axis aligned with the Galactic Equator, in
other words we’ve found another Great Celestial Conjunction!
This Great Celestial Conjunction occurred half a precession cycle ago around
10.500 BC when the Sun aligned with the Galactic Equator near the Gemini-
Taurus nexus (Isis-Hathor association) on the winter solstice. This time
corresponds with the Egyptian first time or Zep Tepi and the time of the Great
Flood. Not only the Sumerians and Babylonians paid much attention to the Great
Celestial Conjunction of half a precession cycle ago (Great Flood), but the
Egyptians as well!