Great Celestial Conjunction Crosses - Souls of Distortion

Egypt
The four cherubim can also be found in Egypt where they are represented by
sphinxes. Sphinxes were placed near the entrance of temples and they were
often placed on pillars. Sphinxes incorporated all of the four Cherubim signs of
the zodiac, since it had the face of a man (Aquarius), the legs of a bull (Taurus)
and the body of lion (Leo) along with the wings of the Eagle (Scorpio) mentioned
in Revelations 4:8.
Sphinx on a pillar
The famous Sphinx at Giza is facing due East where it aligned with its celestial
counter part Leo at the vernal equinox around 10.500 BC (Time of the Great
Flood). This was the time that the summer solstice Sun aligned with the Dark
Rift of the Milky Way; it was the time of a Great Celestial Conjunction.
When the sphinx is placed on top of a pillar its significance becomes apparent
since the pillar represents the Milky Way and the four Cherubim represent the
Galactic Cross. The most important pillar in ancient Egypt was the Djed pillar
and it was associated with the backbone of Osiris. Authors like John Major Jenkins
and Vincent Bridges have convincingly argued that it also represents the Milky
Way. We will have more to say on this issue later.
The Egyptians believed that the Heavens were supported by four pillars that
they equated with the four legs of the celestial bull (Taurus) and the female
deity Hathor. Since Taurus is one of the signs of the Galactic Cross, the four
pillars of the word (Milky Way) could also correspond with the Milky Wayecliptic
crossing at the Gemini-Taurus nexus that defines the quadripartite
nature of the Great Year when the Sun aligns with this crossing four times in a
Great Year at equinoxes and solstices.
Dendera Temple of Hathor
The temple of Dendera is dedicated to the goddess Hathor. Hathor means
‘house of Horus’ and she was the personification of the Milky Way. In the
Egyptian Ogdoad cosmogony, Hathor was said to be the wife of Ra and Horus
was their son. Isis was the sister and wife of Osiris and she too was thought to
be the mother of Horus. Horus was immaculately conceived from the virgin
mother Isis.