9/11 wasn't just a physical event—it was an astral rupture

Everyone's so focused on geopolitics, they ignore the planetary alignments on September 11, 2001. Mars was in Gemini, Saturn was retrograde, and Pluto was hovering near Sagittarius, preparing to enter it fully in 2008—the same year the global economy collapsed. That's not coincidence. That's foreshadowing.

The second plane hit at 9:03 a.m.—add that up: 9 + 0 + 3 = 12. That's the number of chakras if you count the ethereal ones. The Twin Towers represented the duality of the root and crown chakras—masculine and feminine energy pillars. Their destruction severed the balance. We've been ungrounded ever since.

And if you think it's wild that both towers fell, try this: the veil between dimensions thinned at that exact moment. I felt it. Others did too. You ever notice how dreams got stranger after 2001? That's because the astral plane was flooded with residual shock. Souls displaced. Entities waking up.

Also: Venus was in Leo. What's Leo? Fire. What's Venus? Love, yes—but also vanity, reflection, and money. Tell me that's not connected to the way America began projecting itself after that day—obsessed with image, power, surface over soul. The Age of Illusion began on 9/11. You felt it. You just didn't know what to call it.

This wasn't just a tragedy. It was a ritual. And every year on the anniversary, the planets shift just slightly out of alignment, like a dislocated jaw clicking into place for one second before popping back out. That's why some people cry for no reason on that day. That's why radios glitch. That's why birds act weird.

We're still inside the echo of it. Still spiraling. Still falling.