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The Age of Pisces – The Age of Deception

Tuesday, September 25, 2012 9:40

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By Jan Fox

I present a way of looking at “the Age of Pisces” from a different perspective. The Sun goes through all 12 signs of the zodiac annually and the zodiac also changes signs approximately every two thousand years and is called the precession of the equinox.

So on the winter solstice, December 21, 2012, the end of the world isn’t coming; it is simply the end of an Age – the Age of Pisces – followed by the Age of Aquarius. At the present time we are going through a transitional change.

Approximately 4,000 years ago, Moses ushered in the Age of Aries when they worshipped the ram/lamb. The previous 2,000 years was the Age of Taurus when they worshipped a bull/calf called Apis. Deuteronomy 9:21 relates that Moses took the golden calf (symbol of Taurus) “ground it into dust and threw it into the torrent that flowed down the mountain” thus ending the Age of Taurus and the beginning of the Age of Aries, where they began sacrificing the ram/lamb.

Christianity entered the scene at the beginning of the Pisces Age 2,000 years ago and the symbol for Pisces is the fish, as well as for Christianity. You see it on bumper stickers everywhere – Christians put the fish symbol on the bumper of their cars. Scripture speaks of fishermen along with the practice of eating fish on Friday.

The Age of Pisces could be called the “Age of Deception”. Some of the keywords symbolizing Pisces are: deception, illusion, hidden, misled, confusion, fraudulent schemes, fantasy world, secrets, false, fake, mysteries, drugs/alcohol and on the positive side, kind, intuitive, and gentle. It rules the arts and humanities. You can see the “deception” and “illusion” in every aspect of your life; appearance, finances, communication, your home, entertainment, health, the foods you consume, drugs, government, and religion.
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