4/17/65 Margaret Gammon's letter to Gina Cerminara, re Pluto:
Miss Margaret H. Gammon
217 - 75th Street
Virginia Beach, Virginia
Gina, my dear - [Gina Cerminara]
Please excuse my so-late reply to your 3/26 query of Gladys
about the 8 spheres of influence in this solar system,
corresponding to the 8 planets.
Pluto was the 8th planet discovered; prior to 1930 we knew of
only 7. Astrologers now name the 8 planets, plus the Sun and
Moon as the ten major factors in a chart. We suspect that
one planet close to the earth was disintegrated; and we also
suspect that two more are to be discovered, making a
planetary ruler for each of the twelve houses of the chart
or signs of the Zodiac. The readings, however, implied no
such further discoveries, so far as I know.
Although Pluto is the "farthest out" planet, and the 8th one
identified, it is the 7th if you count earth as number one,
and proceed outward. For this reason, I believe Pluto was
named Septimus in the readings a number of times. In one
reading, which I cannot at the moment put my hands on,
Septimus and Arcturus are bracketed as either-or exists out
of this solar system. [See
1100-27, Par. 14-A.]
You'll be interested in No. 900-10 [Edgar Cayce's rdg.
11/03/24] about the Evolution of the Jesus-soul, which I
quote. Notice that the 8 planets or 8 spheres are mentioned,
and Pluto apparently is Septimus.
"When the soul (of Jesus) reached that development in which
it reached earth's plane, it became the model in the flesh,
which it had attained through development in those spheres or
planets, as known in the earth's plane; obtaining then the
ONE IN ALL:
"As in Mercury, pertaining to Mind; as in Mars, of madness;
in earth, as of flesh; in Venus, as Love; in Jupiter, as
strength; in Saturn as the beginning of earthy woes, that to
which all insufficient matter is cast for the beginning; in
Uranus as of the psychic; in Neptune as of mystic; in
Septimus as of consciousness; in Arcturus as of the
developing."
I hope this answers most of the questions you have.
Happy Easter! Love Margaret



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