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INTRODUCTION
This book brings together three long essays on Stellar Astrology, dealing with different yet closely related subjects.
The first essay, entitled Beyond the Theban Calendar, proposes a new technique — astronomical and rigorous — for assigning “permanent” influences and symbols to the zodiacal degrees and to the corresponding days of the year.
The method used to create the images of the Theban Calendar, being based on the heliacal rising of the stars, has the disadvantage of changing both over time and according to the latitude of the observer. The method proposed here, by contrast, is based on a very simple principle: on every day of the year, the Sun has a declination equal or opposite to the minimum or maximum declination reached by certain stars in the past. Some stars may even currently be at their extreme declination.
Since the minimum and maximum declination of a star remains effective for as long as 26,000 years, these stellar associations are, for all practical purposes, permanent. In interpretation, it is also possible, in a secondary way, to consider the current declination of the stars, as we shall see. But associations based on extreme declinations are far more radical. Therefore, if one wished, for example, to create magical-symbolic images for each day of the year, it would be these associations that should be taken into account.
We shall also propose various examples involving individual nativities, event charts, and charts of successful enterprises, in order to verify how and to what extent these influences have contributed to the overall alchemy of the chart.
In the essay The Dawn of the Stars, we shall see how the heliacal phases of the brightest stars are connected with the birth and decline of the great civilizations of humanity. In relation to the birth of civilizations, we shall refer above all to the heliacal rising of one or more bright stars at the Equinoxes or Solstices. The strongest effects occur when the heliacal rising falls exactly on the day of an Equinox or Solstice.
Here too, any “permanent” bonds between the star and the place are of great importance. The effects of these equinoctial or solstitial phases are much more powerful if the star may be considered “local” on the basis of its extreme or current declinations.
These are essentially boundary stars, zenith or nadir stars, stars that rise or culminate at a magical azimuth or magical altitude in the place in question, and those that in previous books we have called “local polar” stars. These are concepts we return to in practically every new book, and therefore cannot repeat in full each time. On this point, I refer the reader to the volumes of The Stellar Matrix.
When a star comes to perform one of its heliacal phases exactly on the day of an Equinox or Solstice, it may bring to full completion some of the potentials connected with its long-term bonds with that place. This applies to the birth of new civilizations or religions, but also to other highly significant events or changes that may occur there.
For example, in The Star of the Magi, we saw that in Jerusalem at the time of Jesus, Castor, Pollux, Spica, and the stars in the horns of Aries — Hamal and Sheratan — performed these solstitial or equinoctial phases. These are all the principal stellar significators of Jesus.
Usually, the decline of civilizations is marked by the loss of any significant role at the Equinoxes or Solstices of the stars that had marked their birth, as we shall see in these examples. At other times, these “handover” moments occur together with the shift of the gamma point from one constellation to another, as happened with Sumerian civilization, which, as we shall see, began when the equinoctial point entered the constellation Taurus and ended when it left it.
All this is highly significant for students of Sacred Astronomy who wish to make magical-electional use of these exceptionally powerful stars in a given period and place.
In the third essay, entitled From Giza and Toward Giza, I have developed several additions to the techniques explained in the book Giza, the First True Meridian of the World. The main one consists in the fact that it is preferable to study not only the stars corresponding to the direction from Giza to the place we intend to examine, but also those corresponding to the reverse direction — that is, the stars that rise or set in that place in the direction of Giza.
This also applies more generally when we consider relationships between two places. If, for example, we wish to study the relationship between Rome and New York, we must consider not only the stars which, seen from Rome, set in the direction of New York, but also those which, seen from New York, rise in the direction of Rome.
Taken as a whole, these three essays add further important pieces to the research in Stellar Astrology on which I have been working diligently for years. It is a kind of new and wonderful branch of astrology, one that seems truly able to explain everything that ordinary astrology cannot explain. As the research progresses, it appears more and more like a kind of Divine Algorithm, revealing the extraordinary connections between every aspect of our earthly life and Heaven with its stars.
Enjoy the reading.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PART ONE………………………………………………..PAG.7
BEYOND THE THEBAN CALENDAR: A TECHNIQUE FOR ASSIGNING “PERMANENT” INFLUENCES AND SYMBOLS TO THE ZODIACAL DEGREES AND THE CORRESPONDING DAYS OF THE YEAR
A Little Clarity on the Theban Calendar
Influences and Symbols of the Zodiacal Degrees
The Importance of Solar Declination as an Activator of the Extreme or Current Declination of the Stars
Applications to the Individual Natal Chart
Other Types of Relationship between Sun, Stars, and Planets on a Given Day
Benito Mussolini and the Pollux–Aldebaran Pair
The Poisons of Hydra and Their Antidotes: Jonas Salk’s Polio Vaccine
James Watson and the Discovery of DNA
Andromeda and the Seer of Fatima
Spica, Cassiopeia, and the Seer of Lourdes
A Worthy Daughter of Aquarius: Federica Pellegrini
The 2010 Solar Return and the Great Successes at the 2011 World Championships
The Sea Monster, or Whale, and the Titanic Disaster
Amazon’s Website: The Stellar Secrets of an Extraordinary Success
Google’s Website
The Stars of Jesus’ Resurrection
Conclusions
PART TWO………………………………………..……PAG.45
THE DAWN OF THE STARS: EQUINOCTIAL AND SOLSTITIAL STARS AND THE BIRTH AND DECLINE OF THE GREAT CIVILIZATIONS OF HUMAN HISTORY
The Origins of Mesopotamian Civilization and the Beginning of the Age of Taurus
The Four Royal Stars Presiding over the Equinoxes and Solstices: The Birth of the Figure of the King
Taurus and the Birth of Sumerian Civilization
The Four Royal Stars and the First Kings in Human History
The Civilization of the Sumerians
Gilgamesh and His Other Stellar Symbols
The “Radical” Bond between the Four Royal Stars and Mesopotamia
The End of Sumerian Civilization and the Rise of Babylon
Marduk
Other Stellar Associations for Tiamat and Marduk in Ancient Babylon
The Shifts of Sirius’ Heliacal Rising across the Territory of Ancient Egypt
Regulus and the First Kings of Israel
The Dioscuri, the History of Rome, and the Two Bright Stars of Gemini
The Stars of the Soviet Revolution
Heliacal Phases at the Spring Equinox in Moscow in 1917
Heliacal Phases at the Summer Solstice in Moscow in 1917
Heliacal Phases at the Autumn Equinox of 1917
Heliacal Phases at the Winter Solstice of 1917
Configurations between the Local Stars of Moscow
The Dove and Saint Francis
Stars of Columba Relevant to Assisi
Stars of the Northern Cross, or Cygnus, Relevant to Assisi
The Role of Castor and Pollux, Stellar Symbols of Jesus
Other Stars Marking the Four Fundamental Moments of the Year at Assisi
Perfect Configurations between Local Stars
PART THREE………………………………..………….PAG.67
FROM GIZA AND TOWARD GIZA: ADDITIONS TO THE TECHNIQUE OF THE MERIDIAN PASSING THROUGH THE GREAT PYRAMID
The Importance of Also Considering the Reverse Direction
First Example: Beijing and the Events of Tiananmen Square
The Stars of the Massacre
Second Example: The Technique Applied to Ancient Rome
Third Example: Alpheratz, the Antidote-Star to the Gaza War
Preliminary Note
Corvus, Hamal, and Sheratan on October 7, 2023
The Lunar Eclipse of September 7, 2025
Alpheratz, the Antidote-Star against the Gaza War
The Role of Alpheratz in the Lunar Eclipse of September 7, 2025
Electional Astrology Conclusions
From Where, in Local Space, Did Alpheratz’s Influence Reach Gaza? Yes — from Washington!
From Where, in Local Space, Did Sheratan’s Influence Reach Gaza? Yes — from Jerusalem!
BY THE SAME AUTHOR………………………………………………………..…….PAG.81
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