Ancient Egyptian Astrology

Ancient Egyptian Astrology

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Nick Dagan Best joins me to discuss the rare triple conjunction of Venus, Mars, and the Sun that took place in early January 2026. We review the major news stories that coincided with this alignment, with a primary focus on tracing historical recurrences to show how each event is ...  Show more

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