Aquarian Mythology - Film Score Rundowns

aised. The depletion of the generative powers of the Bull by the Scorpion (22 October to
22 November) denotes the onset of Winter and the Death of the Sun God.
The Bull, the Ram and the Fish
The movement of the Vernal Equinox from Taurus (Bull) to Aries (Ram) caused by the
precession of the equinoxes coincided with the change in worship in Egypt from the Apis
Bull to the veneration of the ram-headed god Amun also known as Jupiter-Amun.
The Bible relates that Moses became indignant when the Children of Israel were found to
be worshipping the Golden Calf (a Taurean ritual). With the further move from Aries to
Pisces coinciding with the advent of Christianity the Christians adopted the symbol of the
Fish as a means of identification.
Christmas is related to the birth of Hercules. The infant state is the weakness of the Sun at
the Winter Solstice. The powers of the two serpents strangled by Hercules relate to the
male and female energies of Ida and Pingala in yoga which have to be transmuted or
"raised from the dead" from their source in the muladharam chakra at the base of the
spine (the pine tree of Attis). The spine of man is represented by the middle columns of
the zodiacal signs of Virgo and Scorpio. These signs were united prior to the fall
of humanity down to the physical plane. Libra is an inserted sign. Originally the zodiac
had only ten
signs.
The Serpent Fohat of Aquarius and the Sun
The serpent represents the unfolded Circle or Cycle of manifestation which the Sun-
Initiate must follow. In Babylon, Baal is the serpent with the disc and Moloch is the
serpent without it. Baal as Tammuz, the incarnating Monad is depicted as slaying the
snake or dragon. Bacchus and Heracles both strangle two snakes. Horus-Osiris and
Apollo kill the serpent. The Aztec goddess Cioaocatl is seen next to a tree
entwined with a serpent. In India Krishna destroys the serpent Kaliya by crushing its head
whilst it bites his heel. In Genesis the woman bruises the head of the snake, and in
Revelation Christ casts out the dragon.
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