The Ages, once a controversial subject, are now either ignored, or taken for granted by most Astrologers.
Hi david starling,
They should be ignored, since they're of no relevance. The ancients placed no significance on them, and they were of no value other than purposes of time-keeping.
The Yugas are very unequal in length, and I haven't found enough reference material to explain them relative to Precession of the Equinoxes (the movement of the VEP through the constellations).
That's because they're based on the Base 60 number system and not the zodiac.
432,000 is a sacred number in many cultures.
In Norse culture, 800 warriors in Valhalla will exit from 540 doors.
800 x 540 = 432,000
Genesis 6 says "120 years" but that is an incorrect translation. It actually says 120
shars, and one
shar is 3,600 years, so
120 x 3,600 = 432,000
The Rigveda has 10,800 stanzas with 40 syllables per stanza or
10,800 x 40 = 432,000
The day of the Lord Brahma is 12 Million
devas, with a
deva being 360 years or
12,000,000 x 360 = 4,320,000,000 years or about the time Earth formed.
The Hindu great
yuga is divided into four groups:
1,728,000 years (432,000 x 4)
1,296,000 years (432,000 x 3)
864,000 years (432,000 x 2)
432,000 years (432,000 x 1)
We are in the last 432,000 year period. Unfortunately, the reference point is unknown, so we don't know when the count-down to The End begins.
Btw, without the advocacy of Karl Jung, it's possible the Ages wouldn't have become a mainstream Astrological concept at all!
That's true.
Right. I looked at a couple of videos, and it's about Kepler's three laws of planetary motion. In this case the "planet" is our visible Sun, orbiting our invisible Sun in an elliptical orbit.
That's not how it works.
Binary stars orbit a barycenter, an empty point in space.
The Sun isn't actually stationary, it orbits a barycenter, too. That barycenter is caused by the gravitational pull of the planets.
ssbarycenter.gsim shows it.
It is alleged the Sun has a dwarf twin, but there's no evidence to support that theory. The claim is based on mass extinctions occurring 26 Million years, but the fact is such extinctions don't occur every 26 Million years, they average 26 Million years, which is not the same thing and many of the extinctions have no relationship with celestial events.