Why should there only be ten planets? This seems to be very limited for serious astrological work. Ideally there should
be at least be twelve - one for every sign of the zodiac, but even this is not enough. I laugh at those who still cling to
seven planet system which is severely restricting and which perfectly describes the straight jacket we've all been wearing for
the last 5000+ years. Thirty six or even seventy two (like the Tarot) should be the actual number of planets.
It is becoming evidently clear that planets, archons, and archangels are all the same thing. Even Yaldabaoth or Enki who
is the AI ruler of this copied material creation created a minimum of twelve archons/planets/planes, seven sacred or above
Earth and five non-sacred or below it (represented by the seven traditional planets versus the five modern ones).
Yaldabaoth's creation, however, even at its fullest, is very limiting for the human spirit which knows no bounds. We were forcefully
put into our Satanic bodies which severely limit our scope and potential. We are promised new light bodies which go far beyond, but first
we must master the ones we have so that we can transcend the demi-urge's traps and limitations. When this is so we will have access to
a far greater range of heavenly bodies and influences which guide but do not dictate our destinies.
The Egyptians had at least 36 princpal deities or archons (both male and female) which equate with 36 heavenly bodies, probably one for
every decanate on the astrological wheel, and many more minor deities. Which bodies they connect to is difficult to ascertain. The only
definitive modern attempt at unveiling such bodies I know of is presented in Charles Jayne's book The Unknown Planets.
 I obtained a copy of Charles Jayne's book (1974 edition) back in the 1980's. Although somewhat outdated, it contains amazing info probably still relevant to our time. It discusses some 36+ planets or bodies, known and unknown, real and hypothetical, which comprise our three-fold solar system based on psychic as well as scientific observational sources. The first part which includes all of the bodies up to Uranus is called the Nuclear System and is highly personal. Then comes the Disk System from Neptune to Lion which is collective, followed by the Halo System from F to R which is generic (see diagram below). |
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The nuclear system from the Sun outwards, contains infrared Vulcan with a period of 25.2883 days, Mercury, Venus, the Moon standing for Earth,
Mars, Rex/Lucifer(etheric), the Asteroid Belt with Ceres as king, Jupiter, Maat/Sigma(small), Saturn, Janus/Chiron(small), and Uranus. There are
three other unknown bodies here, also small, one between Vulcan and Mercury(Phoebus), one between Mercury and Venus(Kaid), and another between
Earth/Moon and Mars(Tripmah). The book contains an ephemeride for Sigma (1906-1994) which has an orbit of 13.93 years. He links Vulcan with Virgo,
and Jason/Chiron with Sagittarius.
The Disk System which overlaps the Nuclear System contains Neptune(Pisces), Pluto(Scorpio), Pan(Libra), Isis(Aries), Morya(Libra), Hermes(Aquarius), Osiris(Taurus), Midas(Taurus), and Lion(Virgo). Interspersed between Pluto and Lion are the very small Uranian planets of Cupido(Libra), Hades(Virgo), Zeus(Leo), Chronos(Cancer), Apollon(Gemini), Admetus(Taurus), Samson/Vulcanus(Aries), and Poseidon(Pisces). Also here are the recently discovered TNO's such as Quaoar, Haumea, Makemake, and Eris, which the author did not know of at the time, and which may stand for some of the bodies just mentioned. The brackets ( ) in this paragraph indicate rulership. The Halo System which overlaps the Disk System contains F, G, Q, and R, of which little is known about. Recently discovered Sedna may also be included here. F has a period of 2200 years and is currently(2023) at 17 degrees tropical Aries and G has a period of 5659 years and is currently(2023) at 29 degrees tropical Libra. Q, the Sun's binary, has a period of 25,900 years or the same as the precessional cycle and is highly inclined at 86 degrees to the ecliptic. It is larger than Jupiter and located at 875 AU distance from the Sun. As of 1900 AD it was 29 degrees above the ecliptic and at 6 degrees tropical Cancer. As of 2023 it is at tropical 7Can43. According to Charles Jayne, Q has to do with the with Soul level of life(Cancer?). Beyond Q is R with a period in the hundreds of thousands of years and having to do with the Monad or Spirit(Leo?) As for tables, the book provides for only certain of these bodies, especially the outer ones. Vulcan is never more than 10 degrees away from either side of the Sun. No tables for Phoebe, Kaid, and Tripmah, or Rex/Lucifer. There are tables for Sigma but it would take too much space here unless I give only the sign entry dates which would be something as follows...
The tables do not go farther than 1995 and the dates may be off by a day(I had to interpolate) so consider the sign before or after if you are born on the exact dates listed. Sigma has to do with karma and relationship endings. The half cycle (about 7 years) is when the relationship ends. Tables for Pan, Isis, Morya, Hermes, Osiris, Midas, and Lion are given for the years 1881 to 1985. I have scanned the pages for these tables as follows...
No tables for planet R. I'm sure there are other bodies besides the ones covered in this article, some important and some not. Revelation will come with time. The point is that the planets (and stars) are permanent heavenly tributes to great deities and personages throughout history that affect us deeply via the system of astrology. It is not possible to have only seven planets or bodies to account for the ever growing diversity of life here. Not even twelve will suffice although this number may remain a permanent general fixture. Instead, hundreds, thousands, and even millions of heavenly objects, each with their own story to tell, should become part of our cosmic library of life.
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