Great Celestial Conjunction Crosses - Souls of Distortion

the midwife who will help with the rebirth of the Sun on the ecliptic Milky Way
crossings. One birthplace is represented by Isis-Hathor; it’s the place where the
Sun resides in between the horns of Taurus, the other is the mouth of the
crocodile on the back of Taweret, it’s the Dark Rift. Notice how Taweret is
connected through a kind of umbilical cord to the Leg of the Bull (red line).
The Leg of the Bull is also depicted on the ceiling in the tomb of Seti I and in
murals in the tomb of Senmut. In the tomb of Senmut we see Sokar pointing
his spear at the Leg of the Bull (not to be mistaken for Taurus). The Leg of the
Bull is the Pleiades in the constellation Taurus. Isis with the solar disk in between
her horns appears beside the Leg of the Bull. The Leg of the Bull is pointing to a
particular place, a red dot (star) on a pillar erected from the Earth. Next to the
pillar (obelisk?) we find the hippo deity Taweret and a figure pointing upwards to
the skies.
Tomb of Senmut, Deir el Bahri Egypt. Upper right corner, the Leg of the Bull
theme. Sokar points with his spear towards the Leg of the Bull.
This is how I think the Leg of the Bull theme should be interpreted (see picture
below); Sokar (Ptah-Sokar-Osiris) with his spear represents Orion that is
pointing the way to the Pleiades in Taurus. As the falcon headed deity, Sokar is
often also associated with Horus. The Pleiades are a pointer to the crossing of the
ecliptic and the Milky Way where the sun resides during Galactic Alignments on
solstices and equinoxes. The obelisk like pillar actually represents the Milky
Way. The Pleiades occur above the back of Taurus. In the Leg of the Bull theme
in the tomb of Senmut however it is depicted as the tail of the bull. The tail
functions as the pointer and thus points the way. So the Leg of the Bull theme