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Bermuda triangle Quote by Christopher Miller

“I was most pleasantly surprised, with this chart, to see a Yod pointing at the Moon. After all, what other planet influences changeable behaviour and creates a strong magnetic pull? I am tempted to say that the problem of the Bermuda Triangle has been solved: it was the Moon all along! But it is…” quote by Christopher Miller
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““I was most pleasantly surprised, with this chart, to see a Yod pointing at the Moon. After all, what other planet influences changeable behaviour and creates a strong magnetic pull? I am tempted to say that the problem of the Bermuda Triangle has been solved: it was the Moon all along! But it is obviously more complicated than that. For one thing, there is a theory that there is an energy vortex operating through the earth, with a corresponding ‘problem’ area on the other side of the world, based near the west coast of Australia in the Indian Ocean. I noticed when I was looking at my Atlas that these trouble spots are on, or near, the Tropic of Cancer in the north, and the Tropic of Capricorn in the south. Being that these circles are the northern-most and southern-most positions of the Sun as it passes over the earth at the summer and winter solstices, there must be a residue of magnetic energy along those lines. To create a vortex, another energy line must be intersecting each tropical line at a right angle (90°). We can see this energy line on the chart: the Pluto-Midheaven opposition would be operating at full strength, as the critical degree is within 45’ of true (meaning, that the difference between the position of Pluto and the Midheaven, directly overhead, is almost exactly 180°). Because Mars is conjunct to Pluto, also opposite to the Midheaven, stormy weather, previously noted in this book, was raging: a potent combination.””

Christopher Miller

About This Quote

Source Article: Astrological Speculation, 2021

Moon and planetary alignments are linked to mysterious phenomena like the Bermuda Triangle, but explanations are complex.

In simple terms: Celestial patterns may influence strange events, yet many factors exist.

Key Takeaway

Explore multiple theories before concluding.

Themes

mystery astronomy skepticism

Mood

curious skeptical

Type

analytical philosophical

When to use this quote

  • navigation safety
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  • educational curricula
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Key Concepts

planetary influence energy vortices

Questions to Reflect On

  • What evidence would convince you of a celestial cause?
  • How do you differentiate myth from science?
A Different Perspective

Scientific evidence for such links is weak; skepticism remains essential.

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