Vishnu and Ananta Sesha
Myths and Legends of the Milky Way
The Tarot is the way to receive the grace and peace pulsating from the Galactic Center. The Central Sun in our Solar System is Alycone, the brightest star in the Pleiadian System and our Solar System rotates around it in a 26,000 year cycle. The Central Sun revolves around the Greater Central Sun, Sirius and as our Solar System moves through the Galactic Centre it aligns us with the Central Sun and Greater Central Sun.
The Galactic Center according the Maya and many other cosmic cultures is where time and space have collapsed totally and do not exist. We are aligning with the Galactic Center as we complete the Great Cycle. This alignment is called the second coming of the Christ. It is the Alchemical Wedding. It is when we become One with the higher vibrations from the Galactic Center. Now, as we complete this great cycle, we move through the Galactic Centre beyond birth and death into a higher dimensional Solar System to become a Sun. As the Sun becomes a Central Sun, the Central Sun becomes a Greater Central Sun…..ad Infinitum
Egyptian cosmos genesis explains the origin of the universe in terms of a primordial ocean called Nun – The Milky Way. A Pyramid Text relates that when the lotus appeared, "Order was put in the place of Chaos." The lotus is an ancient metaphor for the miracle of continuous creation. It likens the miracle of creation to a blossoming flower rather than the detonation of a cosmic bomb, the Big Bang. When the next super-wave from the Galactic Core occurs the life supporting power, of the all that exists will change but not die: The lotus is a symbol of love because the truth of love is the only reality.
The symbol of the Ouroboros, the serpent that eats its own tail, refers to a serpent of light residing in the Milky Way. In Hindu myth Vishnu is seen lying on the hundred headed serpent Ananta Sesha. Vishnu represents the center of the Milky Way out of which the consciousness of all that exists emanates. Ananta Sesha, the giant primordial serpent, is the life giving dragon who supports Vishnu on the surface of the Milky Ocean of Immortal life. Vishnu, in human form is seen dreaming as a lotus grows from his navel on which Brahma, the creator is seated. This is a metaphor for the creation of stars and planets from the center of the galaxy.
In Greek myth Zeus rules the Universe while Hera calls herself the Queen of Heaven. Hera ruled over the heavens and the earth and was responsible for every aspect of existence. Hera’s name translates as the "Great Lady." Our word galaxy comes from the Greek word gala meaning "mother’s milk." Legend has it that the Milky Way was formed from the milk spurting from Hera’s breast. So from this we can easily conclude that Hera, who created the Milky Way, rules with the Lord of the Universe.
The original Mayans did not have a Zeus or Hera to represent the concept of the Galactic Core, so they chose the glyph Hunab Ku or the Galactic Butterfly to represent the center of the Milky Way. Mayan cosmology is an extremely accurate calendar based on the existence and location of the Galactic Core. It represented the gateway to other Galaxies beyond our sun as well as all of the Consciousness that has always existed in this Galaxy. The Mayans were certain that the Galactic Center of the Milky Way is a whirling disk constantly giving birth to stars, planets, solar systems and galaxies. They also believed that the "Creator" directs everything that happens in our Galaxy from its ‘Center’ through periodic cycles of "Consciousness Energy" bursts. Modern astronomers, like the ancient Mayas, are interested in the center of our Galaxy for they believe that our future hinges on what happens there.
The Mayans knew where in the sky the exact center of the galaxy was located and they even had a glyph representing it. The symbol of Hunab Ku, the Supreme creator God of the Mayans, is reminiscent of yin-yang; it represents the solar calendar, balanced forces, and perfection. Like the I Ching it also gives us a profound understanding of quantum physics, chance, meaning, the genetic code, and more. They are without doubt among the most profound systems ever formulated.
The ‘Eye of Ra’ represented Ra’s or the Galactic Core’s explosive nature. His ‘glancing eye’ created the zodiac’s stars and planets and they were poetically called Ra’s children. Most researchers think that Ra represents our local sun but Ra really represents the Galactic Center from which all is created in our solar system.
In his books," Genesis of the Cosmos" and "Earth Under Fire" Paul LaViolette, PH.D probes both the Tarot and ancient astrology and concludes that they provide us with a complete theory of the microcosmic processes involved in the creation of the physical universe. He was the first to suggest recurrent highly-frequent cosmic ray bombardment of the Earth from the Galactic Center.
