any opinions/info/views re:/on astrological ages?........

jojojoanne | 23:49 Thu 03rd Jan 2008 | Religion & Spirituality

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Astrological ages occur because of a phenomenon known as the precision of the equinoxes. One complete period of this precession is called a great sideral year of about 25,800 to 25,920 years and is divided in 12 astrological ages of 30 degrees each (ca 2150 to 2160 years.)

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jojojoanne

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found something that could be of interest if looking at the above:

'the mutual reception between uranus and neptune and the transition to the aquarius age'

WaldoMcFroog

Since it's to do with astrology, it must necessarily be cack, since astrology is cack for the feeble minded.

For a more specific response: http://skepdic.com/astrolgy.html

jojojoanne

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there new age question/s waldo.will look at your link though!

WaldoMcFroog

If it's nothing to do with astrology, why are the concepts you're talking about in your question all astrologically-based? :-/

jojojoanne

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just to look at different questions, take it you don't like astrology?!

r&s needs questions!

WaldoMcFroog

Can you tell..? ;-)

I certainly don't object to R&S having more questions or even the specific question being asked.

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