An Electron Cloud Archetypal Journey of Planetary Orbits

Several years ago, I stumbled upon an intriguing article that inquired into the orbits of planets, drawing parallels with electron clouds in an atom. While I can't pinpoint where I read it, the essence of the article lingered in my mind, prompting reflections on the profound connections between celestial mechanics and deeper philosophical concepts.

The article proposed that a planet's orbit mirrors an electron's manifestation in its cloud. It suggested that within the orbit, all potential expressions of the planet exist, waiting to coalesce into material form through our observations. This perspective challenged the conventional view of planets as mere physical entities, urging us to consider them as embodiments of limitless possibilities.

My interpretation of this perspective led me to explore the archetypal interpretations of planets throughout their orbits and across the zodiac. Rather than restricting planets to tangible expressions of physical phenomena, I began to see them as symb…