Helixing Milky Way called Eridanus (Myth meets Science)
"The Milky Way was long known as Eridanus, the Stream of Ocean,"

Following the double helix or the Xing, you can see how we end up at the other side of the helix where the Milky Way is called Eridanus. Everything is reversed.

"Richard H. Allen, who remarks that "the Milky Way was long known as Eridanus, the Stream of Ocean,"10 and by the translator of Nonnos, W. H. D. Rouse, who shortly annotated Eridanus as "the Milky Way." It takes some nerve to say of the Galaxy that it meanders—actually the Greek text has it that it moves like a helix (helissetai). But apart from this incongruent image of the "helixing" Milky Way, the myth of Phaethon was meant by the Pythagoreans to tell of the departure of the Sun and planets from their former path, and the enthroning of Eridanus, which together with Auriga was to take over the function of the Milky Way: that is why they were "catasterized" together. Admittedly, one faces a frightening confusion between the rivers in heaven and those on earth, and the names which were given to both kinds of streams, but with patience the threads can be disentangled." Hamlets Mill pg 255

Cosmic 'DNA': Double Helix Spotted in Space

Magnetic forces at the center of the galaxy have twisted a nebula into the shape of DNA, a new study reveals.

The Universe Lives

The double helix shape is commonly seen inside living organisms, but this is the first time it has been observed in the cosmos.

"Nobody has ever seen anything like that before in the cosmic realm," said the study's lead author Mark Morris of UCLA. "Most nebulae are either spiral galaxies full of stars or formless amorphous conglomerations of dust and gas-space weather. What we see indicates a high degree of order."
https://www.space.com/2157-cosmic-dna-double-helix-spotted-space.html

Eridanus

Athanasius Kircher's star map of the southern hemisphere still shows Phaethon's mortal frame lying in the stream—was seen as a starry river leading to the other world

The Whirpool zalos? (Galilee)

"It has been shown that the way through the "navel of the waters" was taken by Vainamoinen, and we shall see (chapter XIX) that the same goes for Kronos-Phaethon, and other powerful personalities as well, who reached the Land of Sleep where time has ceased.

That there is a whirlpool in the sky is well known; it is most probably the essential one, and it is precisely placed. It is a group of stars so named (zalos) at the foot of Orion, close to Rigel (beta Orionis, Rigel being the Arabic word for "foot" ), the degree of which was called "death," according to Hermes Trismegistos,12 whereas the Maori claim outright that Rigel marked the way to Hades (Castor indicating the primordial homeland). Antiochus the astrologer enumerates the whirl among the stars rising with Taurus. Franz Boll takes sharp exception to the adequacy of his description, but he concludes that the zalos must, indeed, be Eridanus "which flows from the foot of Orion."13 Now Eridanus, the watery grave of Phaethon—Athanasius Kircher's star map of the southern hemisphere still shows Phaethon's mortal frame lying in the stream—was seen as a starry river leading to the other world. The initial frame stands, this time traced in the sky. And here comes a crucial confirmation. That mysterious place, pi narati, literally the "mouth of the rivers," meaning, however, the "confluence" of the rivers, was traditionally identified by the Babylonians with Eridu. " pg 211 Hamlet's Mill

The Fall of Phaethon

The great and official myth concerning the Galaxy is Phaethon's transgression and the searing of the sky in his mad course.
Manilius tells it in his astrological poem:1

. . . this was once the Path

Where Phoebus drove; and that in length of Years
The heated track took Fire and burnt the Stars.
The Colour changed, the Ashes strewed the Way,
And still preserve the marks of the Decay:
Besides, Fame tells, by Age Fame reverend grown,
That Phoebus gave his Chariot to his Son,
And whilst the Youngster from the Path declines
Admiring the strange Beauty of the Signs,
Proud of his Charge, He drove the fiery horse,
And would outdo his Father in his Course.
The North grew warm, and the unusual Fire
Dissolved its Snow, and made the Bears retire;
Nor was the Earth secure, each Contrey mourn'd
The Common Fate, and in its City's burn'd.
Then from the scatter'd Chariot Lightning came,
And the whole Skies were one continued Flame.
The World took Fire, and in new kindled Stars
The bright remembrance of its Fate it bears.
1 1.730-49. Anonymous translation (T.C.) London, 1697; reprinted 1953 by National
Astrological Library, Washington, D.C., p. 44
Hamlet's Mill pg 250

Stairway To Heaven
Yes, there are two paths you can go by, but in the long run
There's still time to change the road you're on
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPkwsZ5N_Qg