Sun God and the Crux Constellation (southern cross)

The story of Jesus Christ is a repeated story throughout the ages, based on astrology and our sun. The remains of ancient civilizations with the various and magnificent megaliths they have built, and the artwork left behind across the world focused on our sun and shows a profound and deep appreciation of it. Our sun is the most perfect sphere ever observed in nature, which has been confirmed in modern times by scientists. Every morning the sun rises bringing light and warmth to each civilization throughout the ages and without it the people knew their crops would fail, and they could not survive and so the reverence shown towards throughout the ages to our sun. Civilizations throughout the ages focused much time, energy and resources in monitoring the sun, the moon, eclipses, planets and the stars and their movements across the constellations in the sky above them. Looking at the cross of a zodiac, it contains the sun within its middle passing through each of the 12 constellations, and which also represents the 12 months and 4 seasons of any one year including the autumn and spring equinoxes and the summer and winter solstices. The Egyptian God, Horus was born on the 25th of December, and considered a divine child born to a virgin mother, Isis and a father named Osiris. His birth was accompanied by a bright visible star in the East – considered to be Sirius, which is Earth’s second sun. On Horus’s birth he was adored by 3 kings, and he was known for repeatedly performing miracles. The most recent version of this repeated story from antiquity is of Jesus Christ, born of a virgin, born on 25th December with a star in the east, 12 disciples, performed miracles, dead for 3 days and resurrected. Also known as the light of the world and the Sun of God. On the 24th of December each year, the star Sirius aligns with the 3 brightest stars in Orion’s belt. These 3 bright stars throughout ancient times were known as the ‘Three Kings’, and they all align perfectly to point to the rise of the Sun on the 25th of December. Hence the repeated story of the 3 Kings following the Eastern star to find the birth of the Sun God, which is in fact our primary Sun. With the constellation of Virgo the Virgin, in Egyptian mythology, the time when the Sun was in the constellation Virgo marked the beginning of the wheat harvest. In Christianity, Jesus was born to a Virgin in the town of Bethlehem (‘the house of bread“) associated with this harvest. From the summer solstice on the 21st of June when the sun is at its strongest and highest, in the sky above it then continues to progress lower until it reaches the winter solstice and colder temperatures with crops dying and darkness prevailing. On the 22nd of December, as the sun reaches its lowest point in the sky, it stays there for three whole days equivalent to 72 hours. During these three days the sun sits in the Crux constellation (latin ‘for cross’), which is centered on four bright stars in a cross shape also known as ‘the southern cross’. Then on the 25th of December, the sun begins to rise again upwards and northwards. For the ancient civilizations, it appeared to them that the sun had died on the cross for 3 days and was born again as it starts to rise northwards heading into spring and bringing light, warmth, and salvation to the people of the planet. The 12 disciples of Jesus represent the 12 constellations the sun travels throughout the year. The cross also represents a sign of the zodiac, and it is often why Jesus is represented in images with his head in the middle of a cross as the sun in the middle of the zodiac. Jesus is often seen with 72 thorns in his crown during the crucifixion which represent the sun rays and 72 hours of Jesus dying on the cross. Jesus died at the age of 33, which is the same period the solar and moon cycles take to align, as a a lunar year has approximately 354 days, and a solar year has 365 days and converge every 33 years. The day of Sunday is historically considered the day of worship for the sun god. Crux is a constellation of the southern sky that is centred on four bright stars and commonly known as the Southern Cross. The name ‘Crux’ is Latin for cross. The bright stars in Crux were known to the Ancient Greeks who regarded them as part of the constellation Centaurus and they were entirely visible as far north as Britain in the fourth millennium BC. However, due to the precession of the equinoxes it gradually lowered the stars below the European horizon, and they were eventually forgotten by the inhabitants of northern latitudes from 400 CE onwards. Crux is still easily visible from the southern hemisphere at any time of year, and has retained great significance in modern cultures within the southern hemisphere. Several southern countries and organisations have traditionally used Crux as a national or distinctive symbol. #crux #sungod #jesus #christmas #astrological #sunofgod #pisces #horus #ancientegypt #southerncross