Aquarius

Definition and stakes

Portrait of William Tyler Olcott William Tyler Olcott,  Star Lore Of All Ages — Aquarius… (1911)

“ Aquarius is represented even on very early Babylonian stones as a man or boy pouring water from a bucket or urn; around the waist is a scarf, part of which is held up by the left hand. For some reason, which is lost to us, his right arm is stretched backward to the fullest extent possible so as to reach over almost the entire length of the constellation Capricornus, which bounds Aquarius on the west. ”
Source: Wikisource

Portrait of Algernon Blackwood Algernon Blackwood,  Incredible Adventures

“ For the human soul, they held, echoed the changes in the immense journey of the original deity, who is its source, across the Zodiac, and the truth of “As above, so Below” remains the key to all manifested life. And to-day the sun, just entering Aquarius, new powers are close upon the world. The old—that which has been for two thousand years—again is crumbling, passing, dying. New powers and a new consciousness are knocking at our doors. ”
Source: Gutenberg

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