Judgement Day!!!

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All seals will already be broken and the judgement should starts when "Apollo and Diana" meets each other exactly in the front of the Pleiades,or the "Seven Hathors" at May 20 2012!

Pre-Vedic India also attached sacrificial significance to the Pleiades, called Seven Mothers of the World, or Krittikas, "razors" or "cutters." They were also seven priestesses who "judged" men--a cognate was Greek 'kritikos', "judge"--and sometimes "critically" wounded them, for their razors were castrating moon-sickles. The fire god Agni copulated with the Seven Mothers while they were menstruating, the usual Tantric rite later outlawed by the Vedic priesthood. They gave birth to a solar hero enveloped in a great red cloud (female symbol) penetrated by bolts of lightning (male symbol). The hero was sacrificially slain, wounded in the side with a spear, and from his body spran his reincarnation, another hero like himself. In this myth may be discerned rites of great antiquity, predating the discovery of fatherhood, when blood was the essence of generation.

The Pleiades were prominent in the early cult of Aphrodite, who was supposed to have given birth to them under her name of Pleione. Aphrodite was a castrating Crone-goddess as well as a Holy Dove; and the Pleiades were "a flock of doves." They were connected with sacrificial New Year ceremonies in Greece as in central America and southeastern Asia. The Seven Sisters stood at the zenith on New Year's Eve as if to select the god of the new Aeon. Old Babylonian texts began the new year with the Pleiades. Later, the zodiacal sign of the New Year became Aries, the Ram.

Egyptian texts allude to the Pleiades' archaic significance as Krittikas, judges of men, assigning them to seven planetary spheres as the seven Hathors. The dead had to speak the names of these Goddesses to pass their "critical" examinations and enter paradise: "Hail, ye seven beings who make decrees, who support the Balance on the night of the judgment of the Utchat, who cut off heads, wh hack necks in pieces, who take possession of hearts by violence and rend the places where the hearts are fixed, who make slaughterings in the Lake of Fire, I know you, and I knokw your names; therefore know ye me, even as I know your names." The reference to tearing out hearts is remarkably evocative of Aztec religious customs. The Seven Mothers Who Make Decrees appear also in Arabia as Seven Sages or 'imams' (from ima, "mother").

This civilization must be accountable on it's debt from that day on!!!

Remember,it's not like a light switch when comes to deal with events of this magnitude,eclipses can still be felt much later from the precise moment of convergence.

As about December's gate... or