Great Celestial Conjunction Crosses - Souls of Distortion

four pointed crosses that are superimposed! Also notice that below the Sun
disk cross two snake-like curls appear, they represent the ecliptic. The
resemblance of the Mesopotamian Sun disk with the Aztec Sunstone is striking!
Both have two four pointed crosses with the ecliptic snake like curls at
the bottom of the Sun disk.
The pillar in front of Shamash is adorned with the same snake like curls at the
base and capital of the pillar resembling the classical Greek Ionic style. As we will
abundantly demonstrate in this article, the pillar in ancient times was associated
with the Milky Way. Vincent Bridged and John Major Jenkins have convincingly
demonstrated that the Egyptian Djed pillar must be associated with the Milky
Way too. Notice that the pillar contains the curls at both the bottom and the top
of the pillar! If capital and base curls represent the ecliptic, the two curls on both
ends of the pillar represent the two crossing points of the ecliptic and the
Milky Way that occur at a 180 degrees angle apart (The Gemini-Taurus nexus
and the Sagittarius-Scorpio nexus). Shamash is seated on a throne that is
supported by two pillars and the pillars are supported by two figures
(unidentified). Shamash (the Sun) is seated on top of the pillars (Milky
Way) representing the two crossings of the ecliptic and Milky Way where
the Sun is ‘seated’ on the Milky Way.
Top: Seal of the Sun god Utu/Shamash (Two separate four pointed
crosses)
Bottom: Aztec Sun Stone with the 8 pointed cross and the snake curls
(See part I of this article).
Above Shamash three circles appear, the two on the right are the 8 pointed
crosses; the one on the left is an eclipse symbol representing a conjunction!