While We Wait with Bated Breath for June 6, 2026

Is The Da Vinci Code True?

Oh, I do love a ‘whodunit’, don’t you? What makes this even better is the fact that three weeks from now, something significant is supposed to happen. At least, this is according to a decoded Knights Templar document.

(Please note that the AI images shown on this video have the name of Scott Wolter as Scott Walter.)

Here’s an event chart, centred on Washington, D.C. for the predicted date:

There is but one inconjunct, linking the Sun in Gemini with the Scorpio Ascendant. That’s telling, all by itself.

Sun Inconjunct Ascendant

You may find that no matter how hard you try to show others who you really are, they understand you somehow. This is because the angular relationship between your rising sign and Sun sign indicates that your internal energies are quite different from the energies that you show the world. You are not intentionally dishonest with the world, you simply present a confusing complex of energies.

Robert Hand, Planets in Youth (1977) page 97

Doesn’t that sum up what we’ve been saying, like forever?

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When a Cliché Finally Makes Sense

The Jig is Up

It was Ellie Dreams Down Under’s YouTube video this morning that brought this phrase into sharp focus. When you equate the third phase of “I would never do that” to the present time of their exposure in the Epstein Files, it makes sense that they are trying desperately to distract us from knowing the truth.

Why that doesn’t work anymore is the fact that deep within every one’s inner heart, we know what’s going on. What is the “why”? We all have sinned [erred] and come short of the glory of God. (Romans 3:33 KJV) That finger pointing at others has three fingers pointing back at ourselves.

So, before we punish everyone else in our rush to bring justice to the world, remember that:

Amen.

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Pronouns: Minding Our He’s and She’s

Artificial Intelligence and Gender Identity

It seems that the certainties of yesteryear are being eroded in ways that boggle the mind. It’s one thing for teenagers to choose their pronouns now, it’s something completely different for AI to presume a masculine pronoun even when narrating a video. So many times, I hear a ‘he/him’ when logically I should be hearing a ‘she/her’. I find it very off-putting. It’s one of the reasons that I will stop watching a video immediately if I encounter that kind of misidentification.

Why can’t we have real human voices reading a properly prepared script? It’s a slippery slope, folks.

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Intimate Partner Violence is a Hidden Issue These Days

It Ends With Us (2024)

I suppose if it weren’t for the subsequent lawsuits after this film’s release, there wouldn’t have been any better way to advertise the hidden background of this complicated story. Domestic violence is a silent epidemic that gets swept under the living room carpet. In some ways, it’s multigenerational. But unless one is caught up in the relationship itself, the reasons why a woman would tolerate it are unknowable.

To be honest, I didn’t know what we were going to be seeing by watching this film. It got interrupted at the point when Lily meets Atlas in the restaurant he named “Root” which he had named in her honour.

At that point, I shut the Netflix stream off, and never returned to it. It seems I missed the violence.

For my part, I cannot remember a time that a director of a film has lovingly captured the beauty of its female lead. For the first half, at least, Blake Lively is ‘seen’ in a way that is a wonder to behold.

But then things went awry in post-production and nothing was ever the same again.

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Is He the Legendary Precursor of Israel’s Messiah?

King David (1040 BC – 970 BC)

It’s a question that occurs to any historian worth his salt: does one myth deserve another? Like King Arthur, David the Shepherding unifier of Israel is celebrated by modern (and ancient) Jews as the ancestor who made Jerusalem the capital of the Kingdom of Israel. When Jesus (born in the town of Bethlehem, David’s birthplace), came on the scene in early 1st Century Judea, he was celebrated as the second coming of their liberator. They expected a Priestly King who would remove the scourge of Roman occupation. But, the question remains: did David really exist?

When you reads David’s story, it seems that he led a charmed life. So, to see if he can be placed in time, I have raised his birth chart for our Gregorian equivalent of the Shavuot. He was said to have died on the same date 70 years later.

I randomized the timing, just to see what came up. So, take everything with a pinch of salt, please. Jupiter @ 3° Aquarius, and Saturn @ 11° Aquarius could be the proof of his defeat of Goliath as a young man, followed by his becoming King. The Jupiter/Saturn (wide) conjunction is an echo of the “Star of Bethlehem” which heralded Jesus’ birth in 6 BC. Jupiter is inconjunct Mars, Saturn is inconjunct Neptune. Together, they suggest a legendary status to his life. Jupiter and Saturn are in opposition to the (accidental) Leo Ascendant. Hmm.

The only other inconjunct connects Uranus and Pluto. Hmm, again. And because his South Node is conjunct the Midheaven, there’s a good chance that one of his past lives is connected to a leadership position (like Moses, perhaps).

Just for fun(!) I am comparing the birth and death charts of David with Jesus’ birth chart. Does anything obvious stand out for you? Jesus’ South Node is conjunct David’s Pluto in Libra. Hmm, again.

Even David’s fatal North Node is (almost exactly) conjunct his natal Jupiter, and about 3° from Jesus’ natal Mercury. And their natal Moons are in the same sign of Libra, within 4° of each other. Is it enough to prove reincarnation? Maybe. But the more relevant question is: are they both made-up stories?

Hmm.

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An Octopus is the Narrator

Remarkably Bright Creatures (2026)

This Netflix film is a bit of an odd one. The two main characters are fairly anti-social, but seem to develop a rapport with the octopus in their care. For his part, the octopus senses something similar with the two of them, a hole in their hearts. So he hatches a plot to help them find out the truth and effect a healing. The remarkably bright creature is the octopus, and he lets you know often that he is the one.

Anyone who has ever been to Deep Cove in North Vancouver, B.C. will instantly recognize the location of this film. The interior shots of the aquarium were filmed at the Vancouver Aquarium, of course. The story is set in Washington State which is logical because of the similarity with the (mostly) wet weather.

If you’re looking for a feel good movie, this Spring, this one is for you. I hope you’ll enjoy it, like I did.

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Is It Just Me, or are We Being Prepped for a Pandemic?

Hantavirus

It’s a familiar playbook: take an isolated health issue that has ‘appeared’ in the middle of the Atlantic on board a cruise ship and then publicize the hell out of it, until the world and his uncle start to worry, Is this another pandemic? Are we all going to die?

It turns out that the X-Files had an episode about this ‘incurable’ virus, years ago.

Hmm.

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What the Foxtrot!?

Foot Prints on Our Outdoor Rug

I’d mentioned previously that we’d seen a fox passing through the grounds behind our unit.

During the winter we saw pawprints in the snow, but couldn’t identify if they were fox paw prints or not.

Surprise! Now we have the proof. We didn’t expect the fox to come this close to our back door, though.

Wonders of nature never cease.

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Was It Real, or Faked?

The Calvine UFO Photo (August 4, 1990)

This photo is said to be the clearest one ever of a UFO. With the newest American ‘distraction’ of disclosure, this one is coming back into prominence. Here’s a video by the BBC about it:

Here’s the event chart.

Warning, warning! The Sun is inconjunct to a Neptune/Ascendant conjunction. That implies that everything is not as it seems. It is definitely there, but perhaps it’s not an alien craft at all. It’s probably manmade: Mars opposition Pluto; and Venus opposition the Moon/Saturn conjunction.

That’s my opinion, and I’m sticking with it, even though I want to believe. The Truth is Out There.

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In an Amazon Essentials Ad, a Subliminal was Flashed

Ariadne

Hmm.

My Google search of the word yielded this:

Ariadne means “most holy,” derived from Greek origins and associated with devotion, intelligence, and guidance.

That may be the hidden message: as in, pay devoted attention to this smart ad because it is good advice.

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