Moses and the Law

Moses in connection to the 5th day of Chanukah, balancing Biblical narratives with esoteric astrology.

What does Moses represent?

We will first analyze the word, Vocabulary,

VocAL b (buh, buh, speech, projection), -Airy, used to denote an object.
adjective and noun word-forming element.
VocEl would mean the Voice of God.

Lary, to use the Larynx, as speech, ruled by Taurus.

Speech is the Word, the Law,

As Lawrence, or Larry, also connected to Aaron which means exalted, so it would mean X in Gemini.

X, exalted in Taurus during June 2016, to Gemini to 2037.

While Gemini rules communication, Taurus rules the throat to be able to project a Voice.

The Planet X, or Mithras in Greek Mythology, (2007 RH283 discovered by NASA) represents Moses.

X is exalted in his brother, Aaron, as well as his protege, Joshua.

Mithras has a connection to Scorpio since Taurus is opposition to Scorpio.

X as Moses represents both the 2nd house and the 8th axis in Astrology.

2nd house rules the Golden bull, and the 8th house is ruled by Scorpio, transformation on top of a mountain (in which Moses passed).

Aaron means Gemini, brotherhood, So X in Gemini (Aaron directing in Moses’ stead at the tent while Moses was on Mt. Sinai, ) is exalted.

Additional Considerations:

Note that the 5th day of Chanukah corresponds to the 8 candles on the Menorah (the Jewish candle holder during or before Christmas), which means the most difficult day overcoming hardship.

The 5th Zodiac sign is Leo, which represents strength, and the 8th Card in Tarot is the Strength Card, which has a Lion.

X is exalted in Pisces as well, so Pisces (a giant goldfish) represents Joshua in Biblical mythology.

X is debilitated in Leo, and weak in Scorpio because it represents a test, or trial to see if you can make the test, which is Chanukah, a time of passover and hardship.

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