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The Phoenix symbol is all about astrology. It represents the sun moving
through the zodiac. The sun takes about 26,000 years to go through all zodiac
signs. It takes about 2160 years for the sun to move through a zodiac sign.
Some take a little longer and some take a little less time.

Pisces will take about 2300 years because it a big constellation. It takes the sun
72 years to go one degree through a zodiac sign and 33 degrees to get through a
sign. You can tell what sign we are in by watching the sun rise during the
spring equinox. Right now we are near the end of Pisces. As the sun flies
through the zodiac it’s considered the Phoenix, the flaming bird. When it gets
to the end of a sign the Phoenix dies. It’s the end of an age. As the sun reaches
the new sign a new age begins. The Phoenix is reborn. There is nothing bad
about coming to the end of an age. It’s all astrological. The scribes of the bible
knew people would take the end of an age literally.

The wings of the Phoenix are symbolized by the leaves of a palm tree. Whether
they know it or not, this is why people celebrate Palm Sunday. Waving the
wings around on the day of the sun. Our Phoenix is getting old and will die and
be reborn in about 300 years. We will leave the sign of Pisces and enter the sign
of Aquarius. The opposite sign was just as important to the ancients. It’s why
Jesus was associate with fish and a virgin. Pisces is the fish and Virgo is the
virgin. It’s also why you see lions in fountains. Aquarius is water and its
opposite sign is Leo the lion. You can bet that in 300 years what ever religion
they try to make the masses follow, the signs will have to do with water and a
lion.

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