This May Take Awhile
You gotta have a sense of humour…
Are things getting better? Worse? My feeling is both….we have no idea really, but in the end, how much have things really changed? Jesus, Buddha, Lao Tzu, and others were teaching high and ultimate truths – from the perspective of our lifetimes – a long time ago….and people have been studying and practicing these teachings…and are we better off?
It doesn’t seem like it - maybe nothing really changes, but since linear time isn’t an absolute, what seems like forever may be just a moment.
What’s truly amazing is how dense this reality is and our total amnesia upon arrival.
Things are never what they seem and what will happen is going to be unexpected in many ways. Bush may get impeached this summer but is that really a “good” thing? Experts are also saying that everything is in bubble territory and the dollar is in its final free fall. I’m also expecting with all of the related transits that we will be in for some huge surprises for those with concrete psyches, as David Icke would say, as shocking things are revealed, including extraterrestrial involvement.
Looking to the polarity point can bring perspective and balance. I did this a few years ago in my ongoing quest for the meaning of Chiron’s placement in my chart. It is at 5 degrees Aquarius, retrograde in the 12th house, square Venus, trine Sun and inconjunct Moon, strong but veiled in some ways. I found the Sabian symbol for Leo 5 degrees – I know your are supposed to go to the next degree up, but this is the one that fit.
Rock formations tower over a deep canyon.
Keynote: The structuring power of elemental forces during the long cycle of planetary evolution.
Dane Rudhyar says: Dwarfing the time allowed to individual human beings, the vast periods of geological evolution not only awe our imagination, but allow the slow yet magnificent work of elemental forces as they mold landscapes and canyons, rocks and mountains. This symbol points to our need to acquire a much vaster perspective on what we are able to do – and on our yearning for prolonged youth and our pride in masculine achievements. The works of nature should make us feel humble and help us to “planetarize” our consciousness.
I love that. It reminds me of the Buddhist story about the bird who flew over the mountaintops with a scarf in his mouth….as long as it takes to wear the mountain down, that is how long it takes one to achieve enlightenment. Or not.
Are things getting better? Worse? My feeling is both….we have no idea really, but in the end, how much have things really changed? Jesus, Buddha, Lao Tzu, and others were teaching high and ultimate truths – from the perspective of our lifetimes – a long time ago….and people have been studying and practicing these teachings…and are we better off?
It doesn’t seem like it - maybe nothing really changes, but since linear time isn’t an absolute, what seems like forever may be just a moment.
What’s truly amazing is how dense this reality is and our total amnesia upon arrival.
Things are never what they seem and what will happen is going to be unexpected in many ways. Bush may get impeached this summer but is that really a “good” thing? Experts are also saying that everything is in bubble territory and the dollar is in its final free fall. I’m also expecting with all of the related transits that we will be in for some huge surprises for those with concrete psyches, as David Icke would say, as shocking things are revealed, including extraterrestrial involvement.
Looking to the polarity point can bring perspective and balance. I did this a few years ago in my ongoing quest for the meaning of Chiron’s placement in my chart. It is at 5 degrees Aquarius, retrograde in the 12th house, square Venus, trine Sun and inconjunct Moon, strong but veiled in some ways. I found the Sabian symbol for Leo 5 degrees – I know your are supposed to go to the next degree up, but this is the one that fit.
Rock formations tower over a deep canyon.
Keynote: The structuring power of elemental forces during the long cycle of planetary evolution.
Dane Rudhyar says: Dwarfing the time allowed to individual human beings, the vast periods of geological evolution not only awe our imagination, but allow the slow yet magnificent work of elemental forces as they mold landscapes and canyons, rocks and mountains. This symbol points to our need to acquire a much vaster perspective on what we are able to do – and on our yearning for prolonged youth and our pride in masculine achievements. The works of nature should make us feel humble and help us to “planetarize” our consciousness.
I love that. It reminds me of the Buddhist story about the bird who flew over the mountaintops with a scarf in his mouth….as long as it takes to wear the mountain down, that is how long it takes one to achieve enlightenment. Or not.
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