A profound exploration of the interplay between astrology and biblical scripture is undertaken in this enlightening discourse. The speakers delve into the significance of the Bible, particularly the King James Version, elucidating its relationship with astrological principles. The discussion commences with a reflection on the opening verses of the Gospel of John, emphasizing the theological assertion that 'in the beginning was the Word, and the Word was God.' This foundational concept is intricately linked to the astrological sign of Gemini, which symbolizes communication and the dissemination of knowledge, thus establishing a direct correlation between divine communication and astrological interpretation. The dialogue further elaborates on the astrological underpinnings woven throughout the biblical narrative, with particular focus on how various signs and symbols are manifested in the text. Notably, the speaker highlights the connection between the sign of Virgo and the biblical character of Job, positing that the trials and tribulations faced by Job reflect the quintessential themes associated with Virgo. This assertion is supported by a detailed analysis of the character's narrative, drawing parallels between astrological attributes and biblical storytelling. The speaker invites listeners to contemplate the presence of astrology within the sacred texts, challenging conventional interpretations and encouraging a holistic understanding of spirituality that encompasses both astrology and scripture. Moreover, the conversation shifts towards the implications of astrological signs on cultural identities and historical narratives. The speakers articulate a vision of astrology as a lens through which to interpret the complexities of human experience, particularly in relation to race and cultural heritage. By examining the astrological characteristics attributed to various racial groups, the speakers propose a framework for understanding the interconnections between astrology, cultural practices, and historical events. This analysis serves not only to enrich the listeners' comprehension of astrology but also to foster a greater appreciation for the profound ways in which these themes resonate within the human experience, ultimately advocating for a more inclusive and nuanced perspective on astrology as it relates to our collective spiritual journey.

Takeaways:

1. The discussion emphasizes the relevance of the Bible in understanding astrological concepts, revealing an intricate connection between spirituality and astrology.
2. Speaker A elucidates the profound astrological significance of the sign Gemini, relating it to communication and the divine Word.
3. Throughout the conversation, references are made to the astrological interpretations of biblical figures, notably linking the story of Job to the sign of Virgo.
4. The podcast explores the notion that various cultural elements can be reflected in astrological archetypes, providing a cross-cultural lens on astrology.
5. The dialogue addresses the importance of secondary progressions in astrology, illustrating how they correlate with significant life events and personal development.
6. The speakers advocate for a deeper appreciation of indigenous astrology, emphasizing its cultural context and significance within various communities.

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1. Society of Indigenous Astrologers
2. Hopi prophecy

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Before we go, because I want to kind of touch on what Marcus talking about the Bible and stuff.

Oh, yeah, yeah.

When I became a cosmic physician, Marcus, I went back to the Bible because I told you I threw it away.

Right.

I bought a new one, King James Version, to be.

To be accurate.

Okay.

And remember when John said in the beginning was God and in the beginning was God and the Word, the Word was God.

Okay.

Okay.

So the sign Gemini is the sign of the Word.

It's the sign of communication.

It's also the sign of the book.

Right.

And Christians use the what?

The Good Book.

Right.

So the sun.

The sun, God.

The sun means God, life, God in that sign, Gemini.

Right.

Lets you know that the Word is God.

Okay.

In the beginning, it was the Word and the Word was God.

Right.

Also in the beginning, God created the heavens.

When you look at the real translation, say he created the heavens and the planets.

Okay.

And the planet.

He didn't create the plans for nothing.

Right.

Throughout the Bible, you'll see them point to as much as they tell you.

Oh, they talk about killing all the astrologers and the demon worshipers and stuff.

But you'll see plenty of astrological all day long in the Genesis, all the way through Revelation, all the way through.

My favorite thing, though, it was a writing style.

My favorite thing in the Bible is very important because it gives you the mathematical formula for something called the solar progress.

And that's how we predict as astrologer.

Okay.

One day, one life.

One day of life for man.

Thousand guard, right?

Yeah.

Yeah.

So guess what?

One day equals one year life.

So if you progress the chart just one day past your birthday, that's your second in your life.

So I'm.

So if you're 40 years old, if you progress that chart 40 days after your birthday, that chart that you're looking at 40, 40 days, or 40 degrees, one degree equals one year too.

Okay?

40 degrees, 40 days after your birthday, it's going to show you your 40th year.

Secondary progressions.

That is a secondary progression that is in your body.

That's right.

Relevant, right.

In the Bible, in that parable.

I absolutely agree.

Yeah.

I got a question for you.

You said astrology is all in the Bible.

What else can you point to astrologically that's in the Bible?

Oh, man.

The story of Job is the story of Virgo.

Okay?

The story of what?

The story of Job is the story of Virgo.

All right.

J O B Job.

Okay.

Yeah.

That's the story of it.

And there's no irony.

J O B means a job.

And Virgo is also the sign of the job of a worker.

And job is a hard worker too.

So, you know, you got that.

Wait, wait, wait.

Tie that together for Marcus, please.

Marcus, I have a ask you while do you more credit.

I have a blog.

You can read it and you'll see it, because that's a lot.

That's a lot.

And I have to read the passages to you.

And then quick, you know how I just opened the lotus?

Yeah.

In the beginning, I opened the lowest on the entire all the verses of Job equating to this sign, Virgo.

So you have to read that.

But I have it.

If you just friend me at evereast on Facebook, I'll give it to you in your inbox.

Or you can join my group, Society of Indigenous Astrologers.

Is that.

Is that.

Is that just for blacks?

Society of Indigenous Astrology used to be just for black people.

I. I allow any person of any race in there with this understanding.

Astrology in that group is a safe place for black people to express astrology from their cultural views.

You may not agree with that, but that is our safe place.

Can Claudia join?

Yes.

Thank you.

Yes.

Is Cuban indigenous?

I think so, yes.

That's where I know the whole.

Oh, you asked me a question earlier about where I got that from.

I was inspired by the Hopi prophecy.

Yo, I'm glad.

Just.

I love the Hopi prophecy.

Somebody called Indians, the prophecy, they anger God, man.

Anger God, man split God up into four different forms.

A red man, yellow man, black man, white man, okay?

And man wanted to be one of God again.

He says, well, I'm gonna give you these elements.

You're gonna.

You're gonna guard these elements, and it's gonna be a certain time.

I'll come back, and if you have taken care of these elements, I'll bring you all back together, okay?

Kind of like the story of Babylon in a sense, right?

So you can look up the Hobby prophecy online.

So in the Hobby Prophecy, he says, to the white man, gave fire.

To the black man, gave the most powerful element, water.

To the yellow man, he gave air, okay?

And to the red man, the brown man, okay, he gave the earth, right?

And the cardinal signs of the signs of action.

And Aries is the first of them.

I told you that Aries represents race.

And if you look at all the cardinal signs, they kind of are racial signs in a sense.

All right?

So I said, well, wow.

I looked at say, well, I think that Caucasians as a whole are not just Aries.

But they're a fire element because I looked at Ms.

Elements vs. Signs, and Aries is just the first of the fire elements.

Okay.

So I started to just do my research and look at the entire history, positive and negative.

And you've seen that blog.

I write positively about Caucasian races being pioneers, leaders, you know, people who are starters and they get things started and they're fearless, things like that.

But also, these are people who are warlike and have been barbarous.

And conquering is their number one motif, no matter where they go.

This is an Aries thing.

And then I go into the indigenous cultures that are still around, are all worshipers of the earth.

And they deal with herbs and they deal with living off the earth, you know, the old ways.

Capricorn, right.

And then I said the other man, what you call the Asian or, you know, it's the air people.

And, you know, they primarily deal with.

If you go into any Asian culture, there's going to always be high intellectual, high intellectualism.

They love their calligraphy, their writing, their breathing, their meditation.

Breathing, their meditation.

And everything is highly cerebral in that.

Those cultures, when you go into the black culture, the black people, the water people, these are the healers, the nurturers.

Our culture is the most forgiving culture of any culture.

I mean, come on, we forgive, we forgave slavery, God damn it, has to be civil.

Yeah, we heal through.

We're always talking about, you know, let's heal, you know, and we come.

And our culture particularly comes out of a matriarch.

So let's just give you some.

Just really quick, you know, but you have to, like, read it to really go deep into it.

I started saying, wow, in the cardinal directions and the happy prophecy and the racial archetypes, we blended to create that blob, you know what I mean?

And then afterwards, I had to substantiate that.

So throughout my 11 years online, I have said, look, see when Mars the square this.

And we see this going on with Caucasians in the world.

And see when the moon is in this.

These signs right here or aligned with these outer planets, we see things going on with the black race, especially the women in the race, and so forth and so forth.

Recently I posted another blog where I did research on the black woman suffrage and how they split from the woman's suffrage and began to create their own groups, okay?

And then right after they created their own groups, came to naacp, all right?

And I did the charts of some of the first woman to ever get a college degree, which was a black one.

Okay.

And all these powerful black women.

Booker T. Washington's wife, Ida B.

Wells.

All these powerful.

Oh, man.

All these powerful black women.

I didn't know that was blowing my mind.

The first black women get doctor's degrees, all this kind of stuff.

And these organizations they form.

And when they formed these organizations, the waters planets were in very auspicious angles and alignments.

And so this goes to show that if nothing else, the United States black female culture is definitely water oriented.

You understand?

So now I am seeking to consolidate and show the concepts are real.

I have.

I have a question for you.