Dagobert II (Died December 23, 679)

It seems a bit of a stretch, doesn’t it? And yet, the Priory of Sion was (supposedly) responsible for keeping his royal heritage alive in the 20th century. (Read Holy Blood and the Holy Grail before reading The Da Vinci Code…) So, I decided to look at his assassination to see what was going on.

This chart is randomized. What attracted me to looking at this death was the ‘saint’ day of December 23rd. Joseph Smith was born on December 23, 1805. Are they connected?

Looking at their portraits, I’m tempted to say that they are not connected reincarnationally. But their charts may say otherwise.

Joseph Smith has one inconjunct based on the unsafe time of 6 pm. So don’t hold this information as sacrosanct.

Jupiter Inconjunct Ascendant

With this aspect, you may discover that in order to grow and get ahead in life, you will have to put aside your own needs and do whatever the situation or other people require. At times you will go through tremendous and possibly painful creative changes in your life, in which everything that you are is replaced by a new order. Your environment may change radically, or you may lose all your old friends and find a whole set of new ones. During these times you will arrive at new understandings and realizations that make it impossible for your life to continue as before. You must always be open to new ideas and be willing to change your outlook on life.

Wow, that’s interesting!

And this is where it gets even stranger: Dagobert II’s ‘fatal’ North Node is conjunct Smith’s natal South Node. AND Smith’s natal Jupiter is conjunct Dagobert II’s ‘fatal’ Midheaven. And Smith’s 6th House cluster of planets seems to match Dagobert II’s ‘fatal’ cluster from his 10th and 11th Houses. Hmm.

This might answer the question about why Smith’s church has Jesus Christ in its name.