Axis and Cycles
- the evolutionary path -
Galactic, Earth and Personal.
Cycles are the whole 360 degrees. Meaning that the Axis are a part or section of a cycle and therefore moving over time.
The whole Universe(s) move in spiraling cycles. The Axis in this galactic perspective move extremely slow from a Human perspective hard to even grasp, if we "shift" perception to a more "visualized" view of a 360 degrees round chart, it's easier though and that's what we do in Astrology.
The Axis describe the main "grid lines" of the whole web - in the galaxy as well as for each planet and further "down (fractal)/in" our own natal charts. The way of how we're "inter-woven" or corresponding or stand in correlation to the "broader, wider, bigger"...

Our Galaxy - the Milky Way and the
location of our solar system within.

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Barry M. Ion Australia and New Zealand - his website with many other stunning pictures and films:Â
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Some term-explanations
Galactic Equator = equator of our Galaxy
Galactic Poles = pole axis of our Galaxy
Celestial Pole = Earth pole (extended)
The Tilt is also the Celestial Pole and it "shifts". We have 2 Poles, if you want - 1 true north/south and the moving magnetic pole, which points to the star Polaris at the moment.
Celestial Equator = Earth equator (extended)
Vernal Axis = March-September Equinox
It's the place where the Celestial Equator crosses the ecliptic (Orbit of the Earth around the Sun)
The Vernal Axis can also be understood as the nodal axis of Earth - March equinox the Northnode and the autumn equinox the Southnode. It's an annual theme as well as an "age" cycle - we're now astronomically looked at in the age of Pisces and will move into the age of Aquarius in around 300 plus years. This point is marked by the constellation the Sun resides during the March Equinox. This whole cycle is called the Precession of the Equinoxes.
Please note: In heliocentric view (from the Sun), then the vernal point is located around the "MC" and therefore "most visible", public etc. which also corresponds to 10th house energy. Rising and descending constellations are around the degrees of the solstice axis.... As we look from "spheres" to spheres and on spheres there are no "hard lines" but "bending" lines...
The Galactic Center:
We see the Galactic Center just south of the ecliptic at roughly 1°51' sidereal Sagittarius. This position changes over time as it depends our "view point'. Earth tilt, as well as Earth eccentricity have an influence on that as well as the path of our solar system around the center of the Galaxy. At the moment our sun, as with it Earth, is travelling in a northern direction (Solar Apex).
The Galactic Center is kind of the "nuclei" of our galaxy - it's a very dense part of the heavens as the stars are more like light-weeks apart than light-years. It's the Center from where the spiral arms of the galaxy extend - life in our galaxy extends.....
Astrologically
a center point of life-force. A point where we want to explore and experience all that is life - the core, the essence or maybe search for source. Also a place where we feel very confident and centered and ready to expand.





