DOWN-SIZING
PLUTO ACTUALLY UP-GRADES THE SYSTEM
By ike
West
Last August, the
International Astronomical Union (IAU) got busy
re-conceptualizing the solar system. More sophisticated than
before, the sun system is now categorized into three kinds
of planetary bodies: true planets that are solid like the
earth and others close to the sun; intermediary planets that
are partially solid but also gaseous (this is where Pluto
was sent); and the non-planetary orbs that are gas and dust.
This is a cursory glance at the remodeling of space and
serves as a reminder of what the Union decided just over a
year ago. While at first glance this may seem like old news,
the changes are still exciting when hidden parallels surface
between modern astronomy and the spirituality passed down
through antiquity.
Some ancient
cultures posit that the planets are the chakra of our solar
system, like the centers of activity in the human spirit
body. For example, earth is supposedly the base or survival
chakra, and Mercury the mental or will center. What seems
amazing is that suddenly astronomers are dividing the solar
system into categories that are in keeping with the known
chakratic system. In other words, there are dense, heavy
planets (lower chakra), and high, light and barely
discernible non-planets (higher chakra). In between are
placed a small number of intermediates, called dwarfs, that
so far include Pluto and a few asteroids lumped into what
could be considered the bridge in the middle (heart chakra).
Many people
seem to feel that Pluto got the short end of the stick in
the new scientific model; but when looked at from this
perspective, Pluto retains its importance. Those familiar
with the chakra system are aware that the heart does serve
as bridge, letting energy pass from one end of the system to
the other. And in modern times, something even more
important occurs here. At the cusp of the Aquarian age, the
heart center is the biggest receiver of energy from both the
core of earth and the galaxy beyond the solar system.
Without realizing it, astronomers may be demonstrating some
agreement with the ancients. At least by proliferating the
new schemata worldwide, the IAU helps spread among
the masses the underpinnings of planets as spiritual chakra.
People will agree to the fresh scientific paradigm never
knowing the spiritual information hidden beneath the
surface. And the truth goes on.
Modern
astrologers in Greece studying the roots of their ancient
language recognize that Pluto is “the Healer.” People
familiar with the chakratic structure understand the heart
is the healing chakra. So, Pluto “the Healer” now goes home
to assume his rightful place in the heart of our solar
chakratic system. Thanks to the IAU, on the collective
unconsciousness level, things are now set straight. Of
additional interest are the asteroids placed in the
intermediate category with Pluto: Eris and Ceres, rock
formations from the belt between Mars and Jupiter. According
to Greek sources, Eris is the goddess of strife and Ceres
(Demeter in ancient Greek culture) is “goddess of all
information and history of earth.”
Pluto sits
at the heart with two goddesses. Eris is argumentative,
(her Roman equivalent is named “Discordia”), giving
Pluto, the healer, something to work on: discord. What
conflict does he heal exactly? How about whatever
Ceres/Demeter brings up from “all the information and
history of earth.” Maybe starting with the
human-generated battles of recent centuries. That should
keep them busy for a while. In the future IAU plans to
add more asteroids to the middle category, (energy to
this chakra). Likely candidates are the asteroids Quaoar,
“the creator” of the Tongva Tribe in California; and
Sedna, “Sea” goddess of the Inuit. Maybe Sedna can wash
away the scars from the healing accomplished by Pluto,
Eris and Ceres. Once Quaoar comes along, this creator
might then find a peaceful home within the heart of the
astral system. The point is: more is going on here than
meets the eye. The Union challenges humanity to alter
the planetary order and by doing so, gives a
surreptitious opportunity to champion another—more
mystical—transmutation underway.
Eileen ike West, MA, is a resident of Austin,
Tx, and the author of the fantasy-paranormal romance novel,
Away From Hannah’s Castle.
She credits Donna Woodwell, Four Moons
Astrology, Austin, Tx for the IAU insights, and Georgio/Litsa
Martzoucos, Athens, Greece, for the ancient interpretation
of cosmology.
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