Great Celestial Conjunction Crosses - Souls of Distortion

1 Leg of the Bull
2 Hippo associated with birth
3 Deity in circle (womb)
4 Falcon headed deity Horus
5 Cow with falcon on his back
6 Isis
7 Umbilical cord
Leg of the Bull, Dendera zodiac
In the picture above the Leg of the Bull (1) of Dendera is depicted. Notice that
this leg is pointing to the cow with the falcon on top (5). The falcon (Horus) on
the back of the cow represents the Sun on the Milky Way near the Gemini-Taurus
nexus. To the left the falcon headed Horus (4) is depicted and he’s accompanied
by Isis to the right (6). Notice the little deity inside the circle (3). It may
represent the womb that contains the foetus Horus, who as son of Isis is to be
reborn as the Sun on the Galactic Cross during a Great Celestial
Conjunction. Remember that we saw a similar deity inside a circle in the
rectangular Dendera zodiac exactly at the crossing place of ecliptic and Milky
Way in Gemini, the birthplace of the Sun!
The hippopotamus deity (2) is Taweret or Thoeris. In the Old Kingdom she was
seen as the protector of childbirth and was depicted pregnant. Her celestial
counterpart is the northern constellation Draco. Taweret was often depicted with
a crocodile on her back. Draco resides next to Cygnus, the constellation of
the swan also known as the Northern Cross. At Cygnus the Dark Rift of the
Milky Way starts and runs down all the way to the Sagittarius-Scorpio nexus. The
crocodile on the back of Taweret therefore represents the Milky Way and the
mouth of the crocodile represents the Dark Rift. Taweret was also associated
with Hathor and was also depicted with the solar disk and horns.
Left: Hippo Taweret with the crocodile
Right: Taweret with the Ankh and solar disk in between the horns on a pillar
Taweret can therefore both be associated with both the Sagittarius-Scorpio nexus
(crocodile, Dark Rift association) and the Gemini-Taurus nexus (Isis-Hathor, sun
disk and horns association). Appearing in the centre of the zodiac she represents