CAIRO: The sarcophagus of Ankh-f-n-khonsu, a high
priest of ancient Egyptian god Amun Ra, has been unearthed in the west bank of
Luxor, Antiquities Minister Mamdouh al Damaty announced Thursday. The
sarcophagus, which dates back to the 22nd Dynasty (943B.C-716B.C.,) was found
in the tomb of Amenhotep-Huy, who served as Egypt’s viceroy and vizier during
the reign of Pharaoh Amenhotep III (1391 B.C.–1353 B.C.) “The sarcophagus is
made of wood and covered with a layer of plaster. It represents the deceased
wearing a wig and crown with flowers and colorful ribbons along with ceremonial
beard and a necklace adorning his chest,” Sultan Eid, Director of Upper Egypt
Antiquities Department said in a statement Thursday. Nov. 26
Charts for
exact planetary aspects are among the many celestial phenomena given importance
in mundane astrology. Shown here is the chart for the Nov. 26 Saturn-Neptune
square drawn for Cairo. Notice that a
Grand Trine comprising Neptune and the TNPs Hades, Kronos and Poseidon in
anchored to the IC. The IC or the fourth house cusp is associated with cultural
history as well as all things hidden underground [1]. Martha Wescott provides
the following keywords for the TNPs [2].
KRONOS: Authoritative positions or
authority figures.
POSEIDON: Religion.
HADES: Past or history.
Combining
the meaning of the three TNPs we can see that the Grand Trine can be easily referring to an ancient high
priest. Let us also remember that Neptune [7pi] is conjunct the stars of the
Chinese asterism Wei which presided over tombs and graves. Another name for this
asterism was Kia-Ou which Schlegel interprets as “The Last House of the Master”[3].
[3]
Secrets of the Ancient Skies; Diana K. Rosenberg (v.1, p.756-77)
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