SOLSTICE - MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM (PDF-1850)

Well this is Midsummer Night, the shortest night of the year and the longest day. From this day on the Sun moves southward toward autumn and winter. Of all the kinds of holidays, celebrating the solstices has always been my favorite, at least since I grew up. The inclination of the North Pole is inclined (as in “I am inclined”) toward the direction of the center of our galaxy and all of the deep cosmic matter at the galactic nucleus. The center of the galaxy (GC) has always fascinated me astrologically. For years I contemplated, analyzed, and even dreamed on what is the meaning of the galactic center? I couldn’t figure it out. Then one day it simply dawned on me. It had been right before my eyes all the time, locked in the traditional meaning of the two signs that define its direction, Sagittarius and Capricorn. If you combine the direct candor of Sagittarius with the practical qualities of Capricorn, you have the meaning of the galactic center. It has been there all the time embedded in plain sight in the traditional interpretations for these two signs. I finally got it and really began to study the galaxy center.