Galactis Centre Degree Ephemeris - RASA School of Astrology (2024)

4222 BC to 4302 AD

by Robin Armstrong

The planet Earth moves around the Sun in one year.

The Sun moves around the centre of the Galaxy. It takes the Sun 225 million years to complete one circle of the Galaxy. The entire history of mankind is buried within the events of one galactic degree. It takes the Sun 625,000 years to traverse one galactic degree. It takes the Sun 10,417 years to traverse one minute of one galactic degree. This one minute includes all of our recorded human history. Even allowing the widest estimate of human existence, it would not occupy 50,000 years. That is less than 5 minutes of one galactic degree…… a mere flickering of galactic being……. not even what one could call a heart beat! Try to imagine how many earth species of existence could occur across one galactic degree. Imagine the experiential content of one complete solar cycle of the galaxy.

From Earth the centre of our galaxy resides in aspecific degree. Its natural movement would be insignificant in the course ofhuman existence and relatively imperceptible in the degrees of the Zodiac asviewed from Earth. We would however witness the Galactic centre moving throughthe zodiacal degrees because of the Precession of the Equinoxes.

The Galactic centre moves forward through the tropicalzodiacal degrees at a precession rate of one degree every seventy-two years.One complete cycle of the galactic precessional cycle is 26,298 years the sameas the precession of the equinox. It is quite conceivable that the galacticcentre’s residual influence in a degree could last for hundreds of years, orperhaps even thousands. It might even remain across an entire cycle.

With this in mind, I became curious about the timeperiods in history when the Galactic Centre passed through one of my moresensitive degrees.

I began to wonder about the echoes of relevant pastlifetimes and how music leaves its impression or pattern on a layer of sand.Continuing to wonder along these lines, photographs from space revealed patternswell beneath the surface of the sands. Some of these patterns turned out to beancient rivers, prehistoric roads, and lost civilizations.

Could the centre of the galaxy actually leave such animpression on the degrees of the zodiac? Could this impression containsignificant meaning, ………. meaning that could perhaps be tapped forspecial insight or spiritual vision, even thousands of years later? Could therebe a trail of special secrets across time, that continue to affect ourhoroscopes? I hear the echoes of an ancient one, perhaps the “Ancient of Days”!

It is a beautiful cosmic poem in any case.

What follows is an ephemeris for the movement of theGalactic centre through the degrees of the Zodiac. Please check it out and seeif the time periods associated to your degrees hold any personal relevance.Sure, it might be a long shot, but it is a fascinating one!

My IC is at 28°851’. The Galactic Centre was at this position in 6 BC. This is around the time that Christ was born, or at least when wise men were following stars! While I am not a follower of any one specific religion, I have for much of my life had significant concerns over the truths of that time period and the credibility of their adaptation to modern times. There are probably millions of people who could say this! However, for me this Galactic Centre’s position did have immediate relevance of galactic proportions.

Please send me your opinions and insights. They willbe appreciated.

GALACTIC CENTRE DEGREE EPHEMERIS

To begin the date of entrance into each sign is given.

00° AR 00’ Circa-17122

00° TA 00’ Circa-14972

00° GE 00’ Circa-12822

00° CA 00’ Circa-10672

00° LE 00’ Circa-8522

00° VI 00’ Circa-6372

The date of GC entrance into each Tropical degree isgiven.

The Galactic Centre AGE of LIBRA in the TropicalZodiac

00° LI 00’ Feb28, -4222

01° LI 00’ Oct15, 4151

02° LI 00’ Jun1, -4079

03° LI 00’ Jan17, -4007

04° LI 00’ Sep2, -3936

05° LI 00’ Apr19, -3864

06° LI 00’ Dec4, -3793

07° LI 00’ Jul21, -3721

08° LI 00’ Mar7, -3649

09° LI 00’ Oct22, -3578

10° LI 00’ Jun8, -3506

11° LI 00’ Jan24, -3434

12° LI 00’ Sep9, -3363

13° LI 00’ Apr26, -3291

Galactis Centre Degree Ephemeris - RASA School of Astrology (2024)

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