- The Heptanomis -
Earth's Precession & the Evolutionary Cycle of the Soul
Introduction to the Heptanomis
Earth's ~25000-year polar precessional circle inscribed in the heavens, also called the polar arc, is naturally divided into seven evolutionary epochs called the Heptanomis--also referred to as the seven heavens, mansions, and the seven days of creation. This is the celestial dome centered around the north ecliptic pole (NEP).
The Pentagonal division shown in the illustration nests within the Heptanomis from which the Mayan period is derived. The precessional movement of Earth's pole through the Heptanomis is the timepiece governing the evolutionary unfoldment of human consciousness, the "evolutionary cycle of the soul."
The cross shown in the above illustration, also called Earth's Precessional Cross or the Holy (heavenly) Cross, forms within the ecliptic plane due to the changing relationship of Earth's equatorial plane with respect to the ecliptic plane and galactic plane. (See the Holy Cross.) The soul incarnates upon Precessional Cross and evolves through the "Cycle of the Precessional Cross" as Earth's governing pole (or god-head) moves through the seven / heavenly epochs of time.
The origin point of Earth's precessional cycle occurs when Earth's north pole lies most parallel to the galactic plane. At that time, it lies submersed in and is imbued with Galactic Light--unified within the plane of galactic awareness. This polar position (the Polarian Ingress of the Heptanomis) marks the natural beginning and ending of Earth's precessional cycle. This is also the most northern point along the galactic plane in ecliptical latitude and it resides at 5° sidereal Pisces--our watery origin. Water is primordial, far older than our Earth and our Sun. Water precipitates from the substance from which stars are born. Primordial Origin, at 5° sidereal Pisces, also conjoins the star Scheat of the Great Square of Pegasus. Scheat is of the lymph, which means "living water of life." This is our life fluid through which intercellular communication occurs. As Earth's precessional cycle begins, Earth's pole lifts itself from the galactic waters of life and the evolutionary cycle of the soul begins.
Because Earth's precessional rate is NOT a constant, dates in the above illustration are approximate. It is proper to say the last erect cross occurred 180° ago in the precessional cycle, but to assign an exact date to that arc degree is merely academic. Dates shown are based upon a constant precessional rate of 1° per 72 years (a 25,920-year cycle). Earth's precessional rate has been estimated to vary between 24,000 and 26,000 years. More about Earth's Precessional rate can be found on the Sidereal Astrology web page.
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