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'Nihangs' Chop Off Cop's Arm


Nihangs; 1844



Patiala: A policeman's hand was chopped off and two other police officials were injured when a group of people allegedly attacked them in Punjab's Patiala district on Sunday, police said.

A group of four-five 'Nihangs' (Sikhs armed with traditional weapons and dressed in loose blue top) were travelling in a vehicle and they were asked to stop at a vegetable market at around 6.15am by the Mandi board officials, they said.  April 12 https://bit.ly/2Vmy4Jw




Charts for the phases of the Moon are among the most reliable indicators of events on earth. This is especially so at places where they bring major planetary configurations to the horizon or meridian. Moon phases act as  local “step down transformers” for powerful energies generated by far away stars and planets.

Shown here is the chart for the Waning Gibbous Moon phase drawn for Patiala, India. Notice a loose T-square comprising Uranus-Mars-Saturn-TNP Poseidon aligns with the angles.

We are  living in a strange world where modern life (Uranus)  is challenged by conservative (Saturn) and unsubstantiated beliefs. Driven by a fear of change the conservatives (Saturn) are  hell bent on slamming the brakes on social progress (Uranus). Under the Saturn-Uranus pressure, deep frustration easily erupts into violent acts (Mars). When we add the TNP Poseidon (religion) [1] to the mix, the nature of the event becomes clear. The Nihangs are a armed Sikh religious group. The word Nihang may come from the Persian word for a mythical sea creature.

Now here is where things get really interesting. On the MC [10ta] is the star Kaffaljidhma of Cetus – a mythical sea creature. For the Arabs, this star referred to an amputated hand!

Gamma (γ) Cetus, Kaffaljidhma, is a double star, 3.6 and 7, pale yellow and blue, under the left eye of the Sea Monster. Kaffeljidhma, Al Kaff al Jidhmah or Al-Kaff al-Jadhma', "The cut-short hand", (reaching from the Pleiades) is the Arabs' name for the whole group marking the Whale's head, but in modern lists is exclusively applied to this star. Those in the head are; alpha (Menkar), gamma (Kaffaljidhma), delta, lambda, mu, xi ¹and xi2, were Al Kaff al Jidhmah, "the Part of a Hand", from a fancied resemblance to their "Stained Hand", our Cassiopeia. [Star Names, Their Lore and Meaning, Richard Hinckley Allen, 1889] [2].



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