Episode 19 Procession of the Equinox and the Pole Star Decay Part 1

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The rise and fall of civilizations have coincided with the procession of the equinox the current pole star alignment will decay shift. We are approaching the end of the age of Pisces and moving into the age of Aquarius we explore the possibilities of what might happen in Part 1.

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