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reply posted on 6-11-2006 @ 06:41 PM by Sparky63
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Talking about the attraction some have to Orion reminded me of a book I read when I was a boy.
"A Princess of Mars" by Edgar Rice Burroughs. As he casts his eyes to the heavens, the main character is irrestiblily drawn to the planet mars,
though it appears as a star to him.
This book is in the public domain so I will quote part of it.
As I stood thus meditating, I turned my gaze from the landscape to the heavens where the myriad stars formed a gorgeous and fitting canopy for the
wonders of the earthly scene. My attention was quickly riveted by a large red star close to the distant horizon. As I gazed upon it I felt a spell of
overpowering fascination--it was Mars, the god of war, and for me, the fighting man, it had always held the power of irresistible enchantment. As I
gazed at it on that far-gone night it seemed to call across the unthinkable void, to lure me to it, to draw me as the lodestone attracts a particle of
iron.
My longing was beyond the power of opposition; I closed my eyes, stretched out my arms toward the god of my vocation and felt myself drawn with the
suddenness of thought through the trackless immensity of space. There was an instant of extreme cold and utter darkness.
www.gutenberg.org...
I think this is how many feel when they look up and see Orion. For some it is the moon. They are full of secrets waiting to be revealed, mysteries
waiting to be uncovered. Familiar yet mysterious.
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reply posted on 6-11-2006 @ 07:37 PM by cmdrkeenkid
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Originally posted by menguard
Oh by the way anybody with a good telescope should check out the Little Dipper every now and then one might actually see a Starship bouncing in
between the star cluster of Little Dipper, doing preventive checks.The ship itself is at least three times the size of the stars at most 1/10
ratio.
You know, I would normally think that someone saying this would be a joke, but A.) The people on this site (and others like it) tend to be a bit more
of... "free minded." and 2.) It was just nonsensical enough to where you might be not joking... So, what is it?
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reply posted on 6-11-2006 @ 09:15 PM by apc
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I'm less curious of the nature of it, as I am of what is being prevented? Spillage?
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reply posted on 14-11-2006 @ 06:09 PM by Scaart
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I also love going out to look at the orion constellation when going for a cigarette, the universe is massive but that always sticks out and makes me
feel warm and fuzzy inside, maybe we do have a connection there who knows.
In the stargate movie didnt the 1st test through the gate goto one of orions belt ( Can't remember so correct me if im wrong)
Also there was mention of a ship in the little dipper constellation, possible trade ship? lol dunno, im always curious about whats up there, will
have to get a telescope for my birthday in january now lol
Nice thread btw
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reply posted on 6-11-2007 @ 01:50 AM by Jamesgrnstd
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I too have a weird connection to Orions Belt I cannont explain.. My connection is a little different though. It doesn't matter where I'm at or what
I'm doing or even what direction I'm looking, as long as it's night time EVERYTIME I look up at the sky i ALWAYS see Orions belt first. It's like
I'm being drawn to it somehow. It amazes me on how it's always the first thing i see when i look up. It's like i'll be driving or walking or doing
whatever and then all of a sudden I'll get this urge to look up and I do and find myself stareing directly at Orion's Belt. I actually googled my
experience and got this forum and the only reason I registered was to reply to this.. Hopeing just maybe someone will get back at me with a legitimate
answer, one i've been hopeing to hear. So if anyone's got got an answer to my strong connection with Orion I'm all ears.. or eyes haha
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reply posted on 6-11-2007 @ 01:55 AM by infinite8
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I've always been drawn to the belt of the Orion constellation. I am not sure why either. It could be from staring at the alignment since I was very
young, it could be the connection to the outline of Giza's three largest pyramids, or it could be something else. I do know why, but I look at it
every time I am in the night.
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reply posted on 6-11-2007 @ 02:27 AM by Lyrian
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thesaint
I feel exactly the same way as you, I have allways felt that it was 'my' Orion, it's good to know that others feel the same way.
I could never 'feel' the same way to another constellation as say The Great Wagon or The Bull, 2 very easy to see 'signs'.
Count me in as a Orionoid.
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reply posted on 2-3-2008 @ 05:44 AM by scobro
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Hi,
Tried a meditation technique last night,and had a strange dream/vision of orions belt.
I imagined as i was watching the belt,suddenly another star,equally as bright,appeared to the right and just below Mintaka.
Don't know if it means anything but just thought i would share my experience.
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reply posted on 4-3-2008 @ 04:00 AM by timelike
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reply to post by thesaint
It sounds to me like you're trying to imply that your from "Orion" which I think is highly unlikely! I'm quite fond of the Pleaides but I'm not
a Peledian!!!
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reply posted on 9-7-2008 @ 05:43 PM by jmklaren
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go anywhere else in the galaxy and Orion doesn't exsist. It only appears to us, because we are the only ones who see it at our angle.
the middle star in the belt, isn't a star.. its a cluster of millions of stars stretching millions of light years away.
your looking at it, in a human scale.
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reply posted on 9-7-2008 @ 06:09 PM by thesaint
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Nice to see this old thread revived after all this time. As for the comment 2 above then in no way do i believe or imply i am from oriion. Talk about
trying to put words in my mouth. Hell im 100% bog standard human from earth nothing more, nothing less.
I believe i was trying to portray a connection to Orion in a romantic old friend kind of way because that is how i feel i connect with it.
At no time did i say "Yes i am from Orion" that would be daft.....
To the last post above. Yes i have seen that we are the only ones to view it as it is but to me that makes it more unique and like an old friend as it
is "Our Orion" as it only appears to us in that form
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reply posted on 9-7-2008 @ 09:42 PM by porky1981
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I find myself feeling content and at peace when im looking up at the stars.
It's sort of like when you look at an old picture, and you remember how happy you were in that moment in time... sorry that's a bad comparison, but
the best I could do...
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reply posted on 9-7-2008 @ 10:02 PM by InTrueFiction
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Wow. I can't believe I have never seen this thread before.  On the subject - I completely understand you. Just as mentioned on the first post I've
always felt close to Orion for some reason. As you stated I also always wait for winter to come just to see it rise again through the night sky.
No I don't think, assume or theorize anything over the issue  but it is just a fact. One justification I personally have for it is the fact that
perhaps randomly it just so happened that in many times in my life that marked me (whether through joy or sadness) Orion was just there. I just
happened to look at it at those times - and this may sound idiotic  - but it always made me feel better looking at it.
An example was the day my father died - the day itself was hectic and messed up in many ways as is usual when someone that close to you dies. At night
when I finally allowed myself to think about it I looked up at the sky and there was Orion.  Nothing odd there but the ridiculous part of that
particular moment is that at that moment the ammount of comfort and closure I instantly felt just by looking at that constelation surpassed everything
(and everyone) that had tried to cheer me that day.
I know it sounds stupid and I really have no way to explain it but that's just it - at any time of my life no matter the circumstance just looking at
Orion makes me feel an immense comfort.
Didn't know others felt atracted to it as well
Thanks for the thread.
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reply posted on 9-7-2008 @ 11:16 PM by daz__
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hmm,
lots of people feel a connection to orion but don't know why.
i know a few of these people myself.. but what is this connection..
the following an explanation of how we share the same cell of space as siriusb.
To Egypt, the 23rd of July, when Sirius starts to rise the waters of the Nile begin to flood. Then it meant fertility, that is one reason, for she was
Isis. Sirius, Isis, the great mother of the gods. Even the Swiss celebration day, is the 1st of August. This is a Sirius relative.
Our solar system is born in from the womb of Isis. Sirius B, which is Isis , is made of iron (radio astronomy has shown). The iron of Sirius b, is the
same as the iron in our blood and the iron of Earth and of our solar system. Sirius is our blood. We resonate to her. She is older than our solar
system, which is a combination of interstellar debris, including the gas clouds, our sperm of Osiris/Orion. The iron in our blood comes from Sirius,
its position in the sky, could thus be considered to resonate to Sirius's position of influence. Iron is the only true magnetic element.
Sirius has a unique relationship to us. The difference between the mass of our sun and the mass of Sirius is a harmonic and universal miracle. Sirius
B has a ratio mass difference to our sun of 1.053 (a harmonic of the all significant Great Pyramid Grand Galery length of 153 feet). This becomes
significant when we look at the Giza plateau. When comparing the mean base side of the Cheops Great Pyramid to the Mean base side of the Khephren
pyramid, the larger Cheops measurement is 1.067 that of the Khephren's.
When this is then compared to the equation of Sirius B and our sun, the Great Pyramid being Sirius, and the Khephren pyramid our sun, as the Egyptian
Book Of The Dead indicates (in fact the hieroglyph for Sirius is the Hieroglyph of the pyramid) they share a difference 0,01, which is very precise,
scientifically. However, there is an extra digit 0.014, that doesn't sound so perfect anymore).
But this turns out to be an essential key in harmonic theory, the phenomenon of resonance itself. For 0.014 is actually the Pythagorean comma. The
Pythagoreans were those 'mystic' mathematicians, who loved mathematics as the mystery of the ages. But what is the Pythagorean comma?
It is the difference between the mathematics of the octave and the 5th. 0.0136 is that precise discrepancy between the mathematics of the fifth and
the octave, and it is rounded off as 0.014, and as Sir Arthur Eddington relates: there is 136° of freedom of the electron. theory is 0,.036. And
furthermore 136 + 1 equals the Fine structure Constant of physics, the universal natural constant. Fractal harmonics, in the resonance of the Sun
Sirius Pyramids equation, or interstellar neuron holography.
This is also evidenced, historically as having been implicated in the ancient "Mystery Schools" within the Archaic Esoteric Arkana of the Arcane
Wisdom, as a precise wisdom, or the Isis Mysteries, and her mathematics.The astronomer and mathematician Macrobius, at the end of the fourth century
mentioned the sacred fraction 256/243 which is 0.053 (Sirius b mass to Sun), and describes its use in harmonic theory by peoples which already to him
were "ancients".
This harmony of the Sphere is accurate within 3 decimals of each other, and it is also the difference between perfect mathematics (the ones that work
theoretically) and the actual mathematics of the universe, 0,014. What that means is that Sirius is no coincidence. It is really resonating to our
sun. It is connected to our sun like a neuron, because they have this major mathematical relation in size to each other, harmonic resonance, that is
likened to holography, a kind of Virtual Neuron Internal Net, as we may call it, or as Astronomer Royal, Robert Temple, has dubbed it: "The Anubis
Cell".
the whole article
peace
dz
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reply posted on 10-7-2008 @ 12:17 AM by jmklaren
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To the Article above:
there is no way anyone can say the same chemical from a vast distant star shares the same dust as us.
Iron is abundant everywhere, and doesnt come from a single source.. its caused by the right conditions in a massive explosion. sounds like Someone is
just trying to make connections with no data or even theory based on live science to back it up.
sounds like another "the ancients were smarter then us" story.
Id love to think there is some connection to Orion thats real.
the fact is that orion is the biggest constellation in the sky, and the most easly noticed. Just like the Big and small Dippers.. but spoons are
boring.
plus Orion the Hunter is a great Metallica tune...
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reply posted on 10-7-2008 @ 12:55 AM by DevolutionEvolvd
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Hey, guess what? The Big and Little Dippers are not constellations.......they're asterisms.
 Just thought I'd stop by and point that out.
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reply posted on 22-10-2008 @ 10:02 PM by D4rk Kn1ght
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The Dogon tribe have an interesting take on Sirius and why we love it so much.
This is not a one liner.
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