Great Celestial Conjunction Crosses - Souls of Distortion

north-south meridian. The Northern Cross appears in many mythologies and is
associated with a swan. The Southern Cross became the ‘pole star’ of the south
while the Northern Cross star Denab was the real pole star in between 16.000 BC
and 15.000 BC.
In his book ‘The Cygnus Mystery’, Andrew Collins explains how the Northern
Cross constellation Cygnus was once venerated around the world in ancient
times, a veneration that can be dated back to at least 15.000 BC. According to
Collins Cygnus must have been very important to the ancients since around the
world sites are aligned to this constellation. Most of these sites were also aligned
to the solstice Sun. We just mention a few of the examples that Collins mentions
in his book:
• Great Circle Henge in Newark,Ohio, summer solstice alignment, central bird image
• Olmec site La Venta, alignment to summer solstice, Big Dipper and Sadr (Cygnus)
• Cuzco Peru, winter solstice alignment, celestial Puma represents Cygnus
• Avebury (UK), summer solstice and alignment to the setting of Sadr (Cygnus)
• Newgrange (Ireland), winter solstice and alignment to Sadr (Cygnus)
Although he mentions the ecliptic-Milky Way crossing once in his book, Andrew
Collins is convinced that the ancients worshipped Cygnus because it represented
first of all the cosmic axis and secondly the ancients somehow intuitively
understood that Cygnus was important with respect to human evolution.
Scientists discovered that Cygnus X-3 is a microblazer, a star that emits cosmic
rays that penetrate deep into the Earth itself. This cosmic radiation may be a
driving force behind human evolution, a notion now supported by some scholars
and may explain why the ancients saw the Cygnus constellation and the Dark Rift
as the abode of the gods, the underworld to which the soul ascended after dead
according to Collins.
I believe that what in fact Collins has been discovering is the interest of the
ancients of the Great Celestial Conjunctions and the alignment of the Sun with
the Milky Way at solstices (Galactic Alignment). Take a look at the picture below.
Cygnus rising at the winter solstice Sun 1998