At 7:09 p.m. (EDT) today, the sun shined directly overhead at the Tropic of Cancer while the North Pole reached its maximum tilt towards the sun. For the Northern Hemisphere, this marks the official start of summer and the longest day of the year.
In the beginning of human history people lived for 1000 years until God became perturbed with all the bad a person could do over such a long time and vowed to shorten the life of man to 120 years – this process happened gradually over ten generations due to a new paradigm.
Until this time, the Earth’s axis was straight – meaning, there was no fluctuations in the seasons; only after the Earth was tilted 23 degrees did the seasons begin to vary. There are 23 chromosomes in the gene and the necessary adaptation of the human being caused life to lessened.
Why people at the center of the equator, called the navel of the Earth, also have a shortened lifespan is a question; perhaps the constant shift from north to south, each experiencing the longest day at opposite times of the years, effects the middle of the globe?
The Cabala relates the sun to the attribute of Chochma/Power of What that resides in the right side of the brain where the soul enters to enliven the body. On this longest day of the year, beginning the month of Tamuz in the Hebrew calendar, portends a new light for the world.
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