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    This document discusses the symbolism of Capricorn and its relation to Saturn. Capricorn's symbol of a goat relates it to the god Pan in mythology. Pan symbolizes Saturn and the earth, and Saturn is associated with time, death, and the Kabbalistic concept of Binah. In Christianity, Binah translates to the Holy Spirit. During Capricorn influence, the earth's magnetic currents can help with spiritual development when channeled properly up the body.

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    This document discusses the symbolism of Capricorn and its relation to Saturn. Capricorn's symbol of a goat relates it to the god Pan in mythology. Pan symbolizes Saturn and the earth, and Saturn is associated with time, death, and the Kabbalistic concept of Binah. In Christianity, Binah translates to the Holy Spirit. During Capricorn influence, the earth's magnetic currents can help with spiritual development when channeled properly up the body.

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    This document discusses the symbolism of Capricorn and its relation to Saturn. Capricorn's symbol of a goat relates it to the god Pan in mythology. Pan symbolizes Saturn and the earth, and Saturn is associated with time, death, and the Kabbalistic concept of Binah. In Christianity, Binah translates to the Holy Spirit. During Capricorn influence, the earth's magnetic currents can help with spiritual development when channeled properly up the body.

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    This beautiful zodiacal sign, #Capricorn, house of Saturn,

    sign of Earth, relates to death. The goat, which is a symbol


    of Capricorn, reminds us of the god Pan in the Greek and
    Roman mythology. The god Pan must not be confused or
    mixed with Priapus, which is another symbol. When you
    observe the symbol of Pan, you see the legs of a goat, which
    is precisely the symbol of Capricorn; whereas the upper part
    of Pan is of a human being, the only difference is that it has
    horns. This is a very deep symbol that we should inquire and
    investigate in relation with #Gnosticism.

    Pan is a symbol of Saturn, which is a planet related to the


    symbol of Earth. Saturn is associated with the gnomes and
    pygmies of the Earth, thus, when in mythology we study the
    god Pan, we see that it is related with these mythological
    creatures, satyrs, etc., always playing a flute – a symbol of
    the harmony of the spheres.

    When you delve deep into Greek mythology, you find that
    Saturn is the father of Jupiter and many other gods. Saturn
    is symbolized with a scythe or sickle, and is also called
    Kronos, the god of time and death, because astrologically
    Saturn is related with the ray of death or destruction. So
    here we discover a very important Kabbalistic symbol,
    because when you go into the Tree of Life, which is formed
    by the ten Sephiroth, you see that Binah, which is the third
    Sephirah of the first triangle at the top of the Tree of Life, is
    governed by Saturn. In Gnosticism, we state that Binah is
    governed by Saturn and also by Jupiter, because indeed,
    Saturn also holds the scepter of the kings, and is also a
    king.

    Christianity has its foundations in Judaism, and Judaism is


    based on the Tree of Life, Kabbalah - thus Christians call
    Binah “the Holy Spirit.” This first triangle of the Tree of Life
    (whose Sephiroth in Kabbalah are called Kether, Chokmah,
    Binah) are respectively translated into English as Crown,
    Wisdom, and Understanding (sometimes Binah is translated
    as ‘Intelligence’). In Christianity these are called Father,
    Son, and Holy Spirit: the Holy Trinity or Three-Unity.
    During the influence of Capricorn, we harness the power of
    the earth to help us in our spiritual life.

    "Saturn is the planet of death and becomes exalted in


    Capricorn. This sign is symbolized by a small goat, as if to
    remind us of the goatskin, of the intellectual animals with
    goatskin, of the need to eliminate what is animal-like within
    us, the animal entities that we carry within... The magnetic
    currents that ascend from the Earth become divine
    afterwards. The magnetic currents that ascend from the
    Earth, after passing through the sieves of the feet, continue
    along the calves, and when they arrive at the knees, they
    become charged with the lead of Saturn, thus acquiring
    solidity, form, strength. We are not talking about lead in its
    gross state; we are talking about lead in a subtle, colloidal
    state."~ V.M. Samael Aun Weor

    SOURCE: Excerpts from Astrology, Capricorn, written


    by #Gnostic Instructor, via GnosticTeachings.org

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