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Pluto = 000
Mars = 012
Mercury = 022
Saturn = 101
Moon = 140
Jupiter = 222
Venus,
Neptune = 310
Sun,
Uranus = 410
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Photographs of Pierre Teilhard de Chardin
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[Least-aspected
Pluto]
We only have to
look around us to see how complexity and psychic ‘temperature’ are still rising:
and rising no longer on the scale of the individual but now on that of the
planet. This indication is so familiar to us that we cannot but recognize
the objective, experiential reality of a transformation of the planet ‘as
a whole’.
–Pierre Teilhard de Chardin,
The Heart of Matter.
Teilhard [...]
effected a threefold synthesis–of the material and physical world with the
world of the mind and spirit; of the past with the future; and of variety
with unity, the many with the one ...
–Sir Julian Huxley.
We are not human
beings having a spiritual experience. We are spiritual beings having a human
experience.
–Teilhard de Chardin
Teilhard
de Chardin
Pierre Teilhard
de Chardin, a noted paleontologist and Jesuit theologian, was born in Orcines,
France, near the rising line of Primary Transcendental, Pluto. Teilhard’s
Primary Pluto forms a Transcendental Midpoint-Field with Secondary Mars over
central and eastern China, where he served as advisor to the National Geographic
Society. (Primary Pluto is positioned in a vertical, Midheaven line over west-central
China; his Secondary Mars sets in a curving position over the east coast of
China.) His extensive experiences there (1923-1924; 1926-1946) included research
that led to the discovery of Peking Man. Traditionally, Pluto, which “unearths
hidden things,” is the ruler of paleontology; it also symbolizes the “unveiling
of ultimate knowledge and the in-depth processes of transformation in the
cosmos.”
Each of these phrases is a
succinct description of the essential nature of Teilhard’s philosophy and
work. His “aggressive pursuit / of knowledge concerning evolutionary processes
and ultimate cosmological secrets” (Secondary Mars / Primary Pluto) is the
principal subject of his “deeply reflective writing” (Pluto). His “courageous,
determined, and unwavering decision / to pursue such profound speculations”
(Mars / Pluto)–even in the face of Jesuit opposition from the highest levels–led
to an official decision to forbid him to “teach” or to publish his “writing”
(Tertiary Mercury).
Teilhard’s scholarly attempt
to conceptualize a union between the spiritual realm and the phenomenon of
evolution included a theory of “cosmic evolution”: a notion that evolution
extended throughout the cosmos, even into the realm of physical matter. His
brilliant theories were all published “posthumously” (Pluto) and include The Phenomenon of Man (1955), Letters from a Traveler (1956), The Divine Milieu (1957), Activation of Energy (1963), and Hymn
of the Universe (1964).
Revised
& updated:
5 August 2005
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I. Introduction
II. Transcendental Biographies
| III. Transcendental Events
IV. Psychic inflation
- Summary of Planetary Symbolism
- Transcendental
Planets
V. Nodes / the Triple-zero Transcendental | Appendices: Orbs / References / Data
Additional Maps | Bibliography | FAQ
Postscript:
I. Interview in Astrolore
| II. Transcendental Nations
| III. American Presidents
& LAP Saturn
IV. World Events | V. Numinous Consciousness
VI. The LAP as a metaphor of the soul | VII.
Zones of Intensity |
VIII. Complete Index of Names and Events
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