Mnemosyne Greco-Roman mosaic from Antioch C2nd A.D.
If you
had the chance to erase your worst, most painful memories, would you do it? New
research published in the journal Current Biology by neuroscientists from the
Columbia University Medical Center (CUMC) and McGill University suggests that
this may someday be possible, bringing us closer to the reality of manipulating
the recollection of our pasts. June 23 https://www.seeker.com/health/mind/a-mechanism-for-selectively-erasing-memories-was-just-discovered
The cardinal ingresses of the Sun have a traditional
reputation as important mundane events. Shown here is the chart for the Cancer Ingress of the Sun drawn for New York,
the location of the Columbia University Medical Center. The research findings
were published on the very day of the ingress. Notice that it carries a Sun-Mercury-Saturn
opposition on the meridian. On the IC, conjunct the Sun and Mercury, is the asteroid
Mnemosyne. Mnemosyne is the source of
the word mnemonic, the personification of memory in Greek mythology. A
Titanide, or Titaness, she was the daughter of the Titans Uranus and Gaia.
On the MC, conjunct Saturn is the Galactic Center. About the
GC, Philip Sedgwick [1] writes:
The Galactic Center
recently received verification that it contains a black hole as its center. The
resulting energy squeeze emits a wide array of powerful radiation, most notably
infrared (IFR) in this instance. This Infrared energy pressures the
subconscious mind, providing the release of learned behavior and memories, both
negative and positive, all in the interest of moving forward. The energetic
crowding process pushes out mentally/emotionally stored data to clear space for
new information to enter both the conscious and subconscious minds.
The opposition is therefore referring to the need to release
memories that are inhibiting growth.
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