\Cherishing/
A luminous cloud, one of the woolpack type, isolated and sailing slowly in the azure sky. It suddenly opens and pours out upon the earth an influence resembling a shower of pearls of variegated hue. Numerous celestial gifts. Prosperous in matters temporal and spiritual without apparent effort on his or her part. Might lose by recklessness and prodigality. c
Moon in Aries-->Taurus
/moon goes void-of-course at 4:12a PT | 7:12a ET | 12:12p UT
until it enters Taurus at 11:13a PT | 2:13p ET | 7:13p UT
A person about entering a dark tunnel. May go wrong in life if there be no saving influences. Unfortunate or hopeless. c
Sea gulls watching a ship. Alertness. s
A sword in a museum. Example. s
A boar's head upon a dish. Conviviality. A taste for high living. Fiery and petulant; but generous and hospitable, bringing about accord with enemies. b
A bunny metamorphosed into a fairy. Transition. s
A circle within a circle, both concentric. A life bounded by another, a happiness that can never be shared alone. Close relationships of domestic life in perfect accord. Sweet influences engendered by a nature disposed to harmony. Cherishing those of smaller attainments or less mature. Guarding. b
People need so much. We seem to have a boundless need for "something" and we chase it through food, drink, people, eroticism, entertainment, sports. These symbols point to all that and do not condemn it but lift it to something higher, "a bunny metamorphosed into a fairy." That is in accord with a stellium (four planets or more) in Pisces, the most fairy-like or angelic sign of all, perhaps (as the Dolphin, its mascot, is one of the most angelic of mammals). We are aiming to get out of that "dark tunnel" of aimless punishing desire. The sword in a museum could be a realization of the futility of taking up arms, or being arrogantly aggressive (we have put the sword in a museum!), while yet remaining courageous, that is, living the essence of the sword rather than its ugly violence. We can be an example by being strong, and we appreciate someone else's example.
Especially after the moon enters Taurus we may have a party time, maybe a little sensuous (the boar's head signifying a feast), when we reconcile with people or feel at-one with those whose lives are different ("enemies" only in a metaphoric sense). This leads into a transition, where we are receptive to celestial bestowals. The luminous cloud pouring out gifts on the earth fits exactly the life of Mirra Alfassa Richard, born on February 21 with the sun and Venus in this degree. She spoke repeatedly, through her long life, of the Force, the powerful Influence, she felt coming to the earth, sometimes called the Superman force, or a higher Consciousness with much power to improve things, or even the Supramental (a technical term of Sri Aurobindo for the highest Mind of utter knowledge and power beyond mere human thinking). Charubel's symbol fits her perfectly. She was prosperous in all matters "without apparent effort" and remarked on this. She said she never had to worry about money. And yet, as Charubel also remarked, she "lost by recklessness and prodigality" in that by 1970 her Ashram (founded by Sri Aurobindo) was in dire straits financially and had to ask for support here and there. Yet even then she said she never worried, and indeed the Ashram still exists (as does Auroville the village she founded). One may believe or not believe in the Forces which came down to earth through her or because of her, but I think that even those who do not believe have been benefiting from them enormously.
As for the final symbol, it means a great deal to me because it exactly describes what happened with me one day when it was present in the daily list (years ago). You may be with someone, or else think about or experience someone psychically, whom you cherish and guard in your heart. That person may also cherish and guard you in a similar way. Beyond that, if you read the symbol again and ponder it, you may know of whom it speaks to you. You are concentric circles. This is wonderful.
{Tuesday} /Cherishing\
Cosmic Piper
b: Signor Borelli, 19th century clairvoyant; interpreted by Sepharial who was Walter Gorn Old
c: Charubel, 19th century clairvoyant who was John Thomas
s: Sabian symbols which came through psychic Elsie Wheeler, interpreted by Marc Edmund Jones
The symbols and their interpretation are intended to apply basically during the hours from dawn to midnight. Often a planet will move from one degree to another during the day, so I use a time near mid-afternoon for all of them, so that they shall be exactly right during most, often all, of the daylight hours. The period from midnight to dawn could partake of the nature of either day or both.
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