Our current pole star forming our "swastika" is Polaris, its moving to the left, but unlocks tail on the right, represented by seven stars of Time. We're getting new pole star between 10th millennium AD and 13,700 AD. But you know what also happens in 12k AD (precisely 12.005 (X12012, on that later))? Sirius, the head of the Trinity of winter triangle, Son of who is Venus will turn red. Just like Sirius turned blue in 05 AD. Sun with Sirius revolve around one another forming Vesica Piscis.

1CE marks start of new 8 year Venusian cycle, 33 AD is considered the year when Jesus was crucified. But if you add 7 additional years, it forms 40 years Venusian cycle. By Venusian cycle right now its the year X2027. Sirius turned blue at Venusian year X12.

Venusian Cycle is 8 years, Generation = 40 years, Epoch - 480 years, Aeon = 1,440 years.

Solomon's Temple began to be built 1,440 years after the Flood. In 7 BCE, it was exactly 1,440 years since Moses hypothetically led his people through the Red Sea, according to Book of Hiram.

1480 is the year of crucifixion of Jesus from Exodus.

1488 is one more Venus cycle after that, year 41 AD. Caligula died that year, the person who installed his own statue in Temple of Jerusalem and his successor Claudius restores religious freedom to Jews. As well as formation of Christians as "Christians". Basically Rome bend its knees in front of Jews exactly 1488 years since Exodus.

Adolf Hitler was appointed chancellor of Germany in 1933 (X1940). Plus 8 more years (1941/X1948), in 1941, Germany led the European Axis powers in an invasion of the Soviet Union. X1952 is dividable by 8. -7 missing years of birth of Jesus, we get 1945. Year Germany was defeated.

Consider X (1440+) since Exodus.

2033 (X2040) will be 51 venusian generations since birth of Anointed Lord.

1993 (X2000) was the most significant year, because it was 50 venusian generations since birth of Anointed Lord. 50*40, 5 is Venus and 4 is Sun in hermetica.

300 venusian generations will be year 12k, when Sirius will turn Red.

Think of this what you will.