Eclipse 2017: There Has To Be An Invisible Sun

Some of you may have been wondering why the great eclipse of 2017 had a path from west to east, which is contrary to the sun and moon clockwise direction, and that no moon was visible before or after the eclipse. This is because it is not the moon that causes the eclipses -- it is a third celestial object that we shall call the black star, earth’s second moon, or the invisible sun, that materializes itself during these eclipses.

The black star only becomes visible when occulting the sun.

If you type the search in Google you’ll find a plethora of articles about earth’s second moon, earth’s black star, or earth’s invisible sun.

NASA calls it HO3 and defines it as an “asteroid” discovered on 27 April 2016 and describes it as ‘possibly the most stable quasi-satellite of Earth. Of course, this is NASA's attempt to blur the lines.

Amun-Ra is a dual god in Egyptian mythology, a combination of the two gods Amun and Ra who stand for our two suns. Translated, Amun means ‘the hidden one’ or ‘invisible.’ Ra is the Sun god. Amun is the black sun, the hidden one we cannot see with our eyes, the one working in conjunction with our minds. Ra is the white sun, the sun which powers all of physical matter.

Perhaps it is not mere coincidence that we use 'Amen' at the end of prayers to reinforce our intent.

The black star is referenced in a lot of pop music and the swastika is derived from the ancient symbol representing the black star and not the white sun or the physical sun as I previously believed.

Eclipses are special because it is the only time that the invisible sun will materialize and show itself.

Quite a few cult classics reference the Black Star

Radiohead’s Black Star

‘Blame it on the black star
blame it on the falling sky
blame it on the satellite
that beams me home’

David Bowie’s Black Star

The Police’s Invisible Sun