The Cutting of the Orm

<p>  In January 2011 following an abrupt adjustment of polar north the Minnesota Planetarium Society and the mainstream media proclaimed that a new zodiac system would need to be adopted. Ophiuchus the Serpent-Bearer was proclaimed as the new astrological sign for a new zodiac made of thirteen houses instead of twelve.</p><p><br></p><p>  But all of this was foreseen back in 2002 by Tracy R. Twyman then writing for <em>Dagobert's Revenge Magazine</em>. In 2002's <em>The Cutting of the Orm</em> Tracy R. Twyman actually predicted that future reform of the zodiac and annual calendar would come about after a pole shift in which a thirteenth house would be added to the zodiac and a thirteenth month added to the year.</p><p><br></p><p>  Perhaps most astoundingly this prediction was made after examining numerical codes embedded in the literature published by the <strong>Priory of Sion </strong>back in the mid-twentieth century within documents supposedly written by avant-garde artist and filmmaker <strong>Jean Cocteau</strong>. Following the clues left by this mercurial character Twyman discovered a new calendar: not one useful for the present time but one that might some day come into being. Furthermore the clues also led her to reconstruct the old calendar of<strong> the Golden Age</strong> before the Flood as it had been before the Earth's axis was tilted to its present state. The results of this investigation will shock and amaze you.</p>