L'ère des Poissons et l'inversement des valeurs

So, once again, I'm going to lead you into a personal reflection, even very personal, but which could well explain the state of the world in which we are currently. Just to make things clear, and if this video has ever been seen in several centuries, we never know, we are in the year 2021. Ah, little personal note. If for you astrology is limited to blabla for good women that we find at the end of grandmother's magazines, or at the 7h30 radio show that we listen to while going to work, you can already leave this video, because we are going to address much more vague, complex and symbolic notions than that. To summarize and quickly schematize the concept of astrological eras, let's say that our planet, the Earth, within its solar system, runs a huge cosmic cycle of 26,000 years, called the equinox precession. To put it simply, the ecliptic of the Earth, the imaginary disc that forms the rotation of our planet around the Sun, is surrounded by the 12 constellations of the zodiac, ranging from belly to fish. And yes, I know, we actually take 13 signs with the Earth Serpent, but here we will try to make it simple. And it turns out that if we take the vernal point of the Earth at the equinox of spring, so the place where a straight line starts from the Earth and crosses the Sun towards the zodiac, we determine in which sign of these 10 zodiacs we are located. The vernal point of the Earth takes 26,000 years to make a complete rotation of the zodiac, and we therefore divide this total period of time, including the 12 known signs, into 12 periods of about 2,200 years. So I insist on the environment, because some constellations are much larger than others, and the duration of their crossing will therefore be much longer. It is only a mathematical average. So, from a cosmic and astrological point of view, 2021 places us in the era of fish, and more precisely at the very end of this era. It is more than likely, not to say certain, that we are already under the influence of the future era, namely that of the vernal, because the constellations of the zodiac, depending on the astrological eras of the Earth, overlap slightly, causing periods of astrological cohabitation. We would currently be both at the end of the era of fish and at the beginning of the era of the vernal. But each of the astrological eras, like each of the signs of the zodiac, has its own influences, its own characteristics. For example, and astrologers will not contradict me, bulls are materialistic beings, scales are indecisive, cancers are sensitive, virgins are analytical, and lions are generous. Sorry for the others, but I'm not going to do the 12 signs. Starting from this principle, what could we deduce about the era we are currently in, that of fish? In addition to the characteristics typical of this constellation, isn't there also a whole symbolism around this sign that could explain the state of the world in which we live? Because yes, at the risk of appearing pessimistic and negative, and unless you lived as a hermit all alone at the top of an isolated mountain, our world is clearly going badly. So when I say world, you have to understand humanity, but you will admit without pain that our civilization has reached a stage where materiality, possession, power, lies and money are omnipresent and predominate totally on human values, of exchange, sharing or mutual aid. Likewise, spirituality, knowledge, understanding of the different worlds around us are today denigrated or even ridiculed in favor of a purely materialistic vision of things. In short, our civilization is currently far from the ancestral values that saw it born, but it doesn't get any better, far from it. The world population is growing with more than 7 billion individuals and yet less than 1% of the population owns more than half of the wealth, which still means that more than 99% of the world's population hardly shares less than half of what the world owns. It would therefore seem that our society, our civilization as a whole, has been leveled down, as if sucked into a whirlpool, dragging it lower and lower, in an ever-darker world, where justice, love and kindness seem doomed to disappear. So you're going to tell me, it's very kind of you, but what's the relationship with the era of fish? Well, it's simple. The era of fish is associated in a symbolic way with an energetic struggle, an opposition of forces, like the symbol of fish, where we see in a circular way the representation of a fish in an axial opposition to another. And it turns out that if we replace this era of fish in its temporal context, not to say cosmic, it immediately follows that of the belly. The spirituality of the era of the belly, going from about minus 2000 to the birth of Christ, has led to the emergence of monotheism and to the spiritual domination of a single god. However, the passage from the era of the belly to that of the fish, marked culturally and temporally by the birth of Jesus Christ, determines a radical change in monotheistic ideology and spirituality, as can be seen in the passage from the Old to the New Testament. Indeed, in the Old Testament, dating from the era of the belly, the single god is presented as a vengeful, violent god, eager for blood and sacrifice, wanting to constrain humanity, which he created, in ignorance and fear. But in the passage in the era of fish, marked in the religious texts by the New Testament, this same single god suddenly becomes the emblem of good, good, loving, symbol of unconditional love, forgiveness and generosity, opposed radically to demons and evil. The era of fish therefore instills in the text a formal struggle and opposition between the forces of energies and visions of the world. A direct influence of the astrological eras on the spirituality of men will be noted. These influences are as much noticed in the very strong symbols of these times. The Old Testament, forged under the era of the belly, the throat of representation of Caprin during the sacrifices of Bélier, Bouc, the omnipresence of shepherds and sheep. In the same sense, the era of fish instills a symbolism linked to water and fishing, via baptism and the feeding fish that fights hunger. To return to the impact of the era of fish on our world, the permanent struggle opposing the great ideologies of humanity leads, over this period of time, to a total inversion of values. As the two fish revolving around the central axis of their symbol, the one at the top goes down and vice versa, which was considered as the good will become the evil, and the worst facets of men, fed by the darkest energies, will become in the common ideology the most logical and noble values. It is therefore a period of turmoil, confusion, where the notions of good and evil, of justice and freedom will be disturbed, vowed to alter their common sense, to the permanent profit of the less pious men of power, serving only their own interests and their insatiable selfishness. If this theory is true and that the era of fish, and what is its end, is therefore vowed to instill an inversion of human values, we should be able to see by ourselves this type of change. Our temporal period should therefore let us see a handful of men, selfish and self-indulgent, trying to dominate the world. We should see a handful of men trying to instill by force, fear and lies, their totalitarian and dominating ideology. We should see a handful of men imposing to the rest of humanity their own notion of justice and freedom, capable of selling to millions, if not billions of people, harmful products to their health, made by this same handful of men, whose only goal is to enrich themselves and to acquire even more and always more money, literally selling their human soul to the poorest. We should see, if this theory is true, the very principles of life, of its infinite value, being scoffed at and sold on the altar of the well-meaning. We should see children, our own future, become a simple commodity, without consideration, sold and attributed to whoever wants it. See the animals and plants that feed us become simple patents, still belonging to this same handful of men. We should see the pillars of our civilization collapse one after the other, see the fundamental notions of family, of parents, of childhood, lose their sacred meaning. We should see a majority of human beings die of hunger and thirst while a minority wastes, without shame, these indispensable products to life. We should see the vital elements of life, such as the air we breathe and the water we drink, polluted and reduced to the state of commodities, unable to ensure the survival of those who are able to buy them. We should see the demons of the past become the idols of the present and the principles of the past become a simple subject of fun. We should see money, this simple way of sharing fairly, become more important to men than life itself. If this theory is true, we should see the blind tell us where to look, the deaf what to hear, pedophiles tell us to protect children, bankers tell us how to manage our money, politicians tell us their own truth, themselves becoming lies for those able to see that this inversion of values has spread to the smallest interstices of our world. But that's up to you. However, rest assured, my friends, if I have drawn a somewhat dark picture of our time, although the latter is indeed factual, remember that we are at the very end of the era of fish and that, consequently, a new era is coming, or is probably already halfway to ours. This is the era of the cradle, a time resolutely turned towards progress, advancement, technology. An era that, in view of our current civilization, will prove stable and well anchored in true human and fundamental values, mutual aid and compassion. The end of the era of fish, punctuated by these moral disorders and this inversion of values on all levels and in all layers of our society, will thus give birth to an era of renewal, to a new human cycle, purified and stronger of its teachings and its past mistakes. We will therefore close this first astrological era of our new cosmic cycle, this era of fish disorders, this period of doubt, of duality, of energetic, spiritual and ideological opposition, to engage us in the second era, that of the cradle, strong of our experience and learning of our past mistakes, in order to allow once again to our human species to continue to evolve and prosper. We could also perfectly associate the astrological eras of our modern history, of our civilization, dating back to about 6000 years, with the primordial gods that ruled them, the Anunnaki. If we replace the preponderant cults of each of these astrological periods, we find that the era of the cradle, going from less than 1000 to the birth of Christ, chronologically associated with the Old Testament and the appearance of a unique, dominating and authoritarian god, can be associated with the influence of Anu on our species and our civilization. The era of fish that follows it is a period of transition, of confusion and opposition, leading the influence of the era of the cradle and therefore of Anu, towards its opposite. What is ironic in this vision of the astrological periods, is that the era of the cradle, which therefore follows that of the fish, that of the duality between the influence of Anu and another, is associated directly with Enki, creator god of our human species, but also son and sworn enemy of Anu. The symbolism of the astrological eras of our civilization allows us to see clearly and in the very long term, over thousands of years, the evolution of ideologies and spiritual conflicts that have led our world for more than 4000 years. From the brutal dictatorship of Anu, established as a unique god under the era of the cradle, to the total confusion of the era of the fish, dominated by lies, power and money, through the era of the future cradle, serene and peaceful, embodied by Enki, the different astrological eras seem to write the great book of our history, punctuated with upheavals, fears, conflicts, but above all, hope for the future days, which, let's hope, will be much brighter than this sad end of the era of the fish.