Do you realize what you have accomplished? I’d like to add to what Beck said. In all likelihood you are not conscious of this. Before the Big Bang, there was something, as from nothing you get nothing. The something was universal consciousness. From the study of aspects of matter—subatomic particles—science theorizes that there is a God-particle called the Higgs bosen, a first out the box from which sprang a state of infinite possibility. What does that have to do with us? I’ll tell you. This state of infinite possibility, with local forces, began the process of creating the physical universe.
The meaning of life comes from its creator, universal consciousness. Science now reasons that consciousness is an absolute in the mix of things; our minds interconnected with a dimension of infinite possibility.
Again, the meaning of life, referring to the Bible, Gen. 1:26, “And God said, Let us make man in our image,” you may say your religious faith is your salvation, but you are really saying faith in yourself is what made you take a stand. It was your faith in you that is responsible for the Tea Party. Give yourself credit where credit is due.
America’s most read Bible is The Scofield Reference Bible. I frequently refer to it because of its large Concordance. I read in the Introduction of the Scofield Bible, “The saying that ‘anything may be proved by the Bible’ is both true and false—true if isolated passages are used; utterly false if the whole divine revelation is in view.” The Intro goes on to state, “The Dispensations are distinguished, exhibiting the majestic, progressive order of the divine dealings of God with humanity, ‘the increasing purpose’ which runs through and links together the ages, from the beginning of the life of man to the end in eternity.” I totally agree.
The left has construed “progressive order” to mean strong central government. The “increasing purpose” of progressive government is to replace God with government and leave the individual stripped of all rights, replaced by government entitlements. This thought, coupled with the above Scofield thought, has stuck with me, the right and left, in general terms, the different meanings they give to our purpose, and neither the truth.
“In Cosmos and Psyche,” from the back cover we read, “distinguished philosopher and cultural historian Richard Tarnas demonstrates the existence of an astonishingly consistent correspondence between planetary alignments and the archetypal patterns of human history.” Interestingly, Tarnas writes that Saturn and Pluto went into unfavorable alignment in November 2008, the year Obama was elected President. It was no coincidence. We read that “these three-to-four year periods, as did a widespread sense of epochal closure: ‘the end of an era,’ ‘the end of innocence,’ the destruction of an earlier mode of life that in retrospect may seem to have been marked by widespread indulgence, decadence, naiveté, denial, and inflation . . . With the help of corrupt government, the American people have sold their souls to the devil. We’re going down the tube.
In The Physics of Consciousness: the Quantum Meaning of Life. Evan Harris Walker gets into specifics of our demise with this: “The consequences have been devastating to religion. Religion—all religion—has for some time been dying a slow death.” What about Obama’s collective salvation? Obama is selling out America to revolutionaries. “Many will greet such a statement with elation that the earth may be freed of the self-righteous, the fear mongers, those who raise the specter of eternal condemnation, those who instill guilt in children and the frail of mind, and those who have inflicted pain, inflamed hatred, and fostered wars in the name of this or that religion. Sadly, these have indeed been legion. Surely what I have to say here, what I see for tomorrow, will never tolerate the return of such perverted minds. . . But for this terror, there is one thing that is worse: the thought that all the suffering and all the pleasure of life have no meaning.” Walker says we are at the very edge “of a world stripped of all innate moral values, without giving us anything to take its place.”
It cannot be denied that astrology shows consistent correspondence between planetary alignments and the archetypal patterns of human history. Consciousness exists, write Walker. “And for the first time, we have used the instruments of scientific investigation to fit its existence into the overall tapestry of reality. For the first time, we understand what consciousness is. We can understand mind as including conscious experience and will. We can see how these fit into the physical processes . . .Walker reasons that we are more than matter. The observer emerges now as “a co-equal in the foundry of creation.”
Connecting with Walker’s thought, astrology gives me Aquarius rising. In the Rising Sign, under “Aquarius Rising” Jeanne Avery writes, “If he is in touch with his individuality and special qualities, he can express strong humanitarian concern, have a strong sense of freedom for himself and for others, and be ahead of his time.”
Avery informs us that “The planet Uranus is on the ascendant of the chart of the United States. Freedom of speech and opportunity was the cornerstone of the Constitution. Inventions flourished, humanitarian concerns made us friends to all. We became the water-bearer, broadcasting our message of human rights.” The left wants to rewrite the Constitution. They say it is flawed.
Uranus transited from the time of my birth to a position opposing itself when I was in my forties. Avery says this fact may bring “a major life crisis,” and as well bringing about “opportunity for growth and change.” This is precisely what took place. My business enterprise went on the rocks. My second wife divorced me. “Old patterns and static conditions are no longer viable, old formulas no longer work; new decisions are necessary for growth. Uranus opposing its own position indicates times of drastic change. This may be life’s way of blasting us out of a comfortable rut we’ve established.” Long before I read this, I departed my old life, I didn’t plan it, but on Good Friday. The first day of my new life was on Easter Sunday. From that day forward, my life took on new meaning. Tomorrow, I’ll be 85. If my life could be any better, I don’t know how. The planet Uranus is on my ascendant. The Constitution gave me my bigger than life calling. It put my life on course. I don’t call myself a Christian. I found Jesus my own way.
In Astrologer’s Handbook, we read that the Age of Pisces, with its symbol of two attached fish swimming in opposite directions, indication of “drastic duality of emotion,” they (Pisceans or progressive liberals) are “easily influenced by external factors,” and they are “extremely responsive to the thoughts and feeling of others. They unconsciously absorb the ideas and mental outlook of those around them.” They “desperately want to do the right thing, but as a rule they do not have strong willpower.” Progressive liberals are no match to the Tea Party.
Under “Aquarius,” we read, “Individuals born under the sign of brotherhood and fraternity have as their symbol the water-bearer, who spills out to mankind the life-force and spiritual energy. Since the planet Uranus rules Aquarius, friendship and companionship are extremely important to Aquarians. . . There is no affectation or snobbery in the Aquarian personality but a dislike of spurious imitation and hypocrisy in any form. Aquarians operate as equals among equals. However, they are not dependent on their environments for their security, because they derive this from being in the company of others.” I’m an Aquarian messenger. The Tea Party is the beginning of the Aquarian brotherhood. It is here to stay.
On earth as it is in heaven, we are leaving the Age of Pisces, entering the Age of Aquarius. Glenn Beck says “You have won the day,” you who decided you were not going to sit silently and take it anymore. Let the left stew in its own juice. Let the right join the Tea Party, the brotherhood of man under tomorrow’s God.
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