Great Celestial Conjunction Crosses - Souls of Distortion

eight pointed cross that we identified in the Dendera Zodiac is displayed here
together with two of the most sacred symbols of Egypt, the symbols that must be
associated with the crossing of the ecliptic and Milky Way where the Sun resides
at the equinoxes and/or solstices of a Great Celestial Conjunction. The Ankh and
Djed pillar are placed on what may be a barque. Egyptian deities in particular
those that were associated with the Sun (Ra, Horus) were often placed inside a
barque because the Sun while travelling along the ecliptic in a Great Year
(precession), needs a ferry to cross the Milky Way twice. The fact that these
three symbols, Ankh, Djed pillar and 8 pointed cross appear together in one
artefact is no coincidence and shows that these three symbols belong together.
Ankh, Djed pillar and 8 pointed cross appearing on an amulet
Dutch national museum of antiquities, Leiden
Horus was the son of Osiris and Isis and it was said that his name meant ‘Horus
who rules with two eyes’. His white right eye represented the Sun while his
left black eye represented the moon. Horus lost his left eye in a fight with his
wicked uncle Set, the brother of this father Osiris. Horus wanted to avenge Seth's
murder of his father but in the fight Seth tore out Horus his eye. The eyes were
buried and Lotus flowers grew from his eyes. Horus was finally cured by Hathor.
Could the eyes of Horus be another metaphor for the two crossings of the ecliptic
and Milky Way?