~Through Struggle and Watchfulness to Self-Service or Consecration~
A woman entering a convent. Consecration. s
Moon in Scorpio
< moon in the Via Combusta until 3:57a PT | 6:57a ET | 10:57a UT
/moon goes void-of-course at 7:57p PT | 10:57p ET | 2:57a(Tu) UT
A man struggling in a lake; only the head out; sometimes the head appears to sink under, but it rises again and again until at last a lifebuoy is thrown to him by a person witnessing his position; finally he is saved. In trouble through debt; always involved, on the verge of bankruptcy; finally by some unexpected "god-send" he or she is delivered. c
A scrawl or flourish of the pen. Disappointments through lack of judgment. Incapable of adapting himself to conditions required of him; anticipating what he cannot realize. c
A house on fire at night-time. Rash and warlike, inclined to destruction. Apt to stir up disputes among others and bring desolation upon himself through a false sense of security. Domestic life full of turmoil. Strife. b
An industrial strike. Protest. s
A woman drawing two dark curtains aside. Daring. s
A man seated on a throne, holding a sceptre, crowned, and with signs of wealth around him. Eminence by means of care in affairs. If born poor will acquire wealth and fame. Shrewdness, watchfulness. Self-Service. b
You can sense what the symbols are pointing to for yourself. One might say "They do not look good" but they do look adventurous! The man about to drown is saved. The one who starts a fire is not, because he has to suffer what he has angrily begun. Perhaps he became "rash and warlike" as a compensation for his inability to adjust to requirements (the second symbol). The industrial strike is a more civilized, united way of protesting against what seems unfair and perhaps changing it. The daring woman drawing aside the curtains and the one entering a convent are utter opposites. Unless indeed, the nun is vigorously rejecting a prior life of sin. Finally the man rescued with the life-buoy is not drowned but crowned, becoming a king in the final symbol. He has acquired wealth and fame through a shrewdness and watchfulness he did not have until he learned.
This sequence of symbols may show what many of us have just gone through: a time of struggle during the Dark Hermetic Epoch, now calming down so that we can perceive and understand the lessons we have learned dearly during it, now ready perhaps for a more regal position in life (the Bright HE already showing signs of its presence, beginning May 3, Thursday).
{Monday} ~Through Struggle and Watchfulness to Self-Service or Consecration~
Cosmic Piper
The life of consecration requires much painful awareness of things we have done wrong or failed to do. Yet that awareness can be a peaceful one, even an elixir, when it helps us live more consciously, doing the better thing first rather than late, thereby saving us from more suffering or recrimination. Even a blessing sent to the past can heal the past, we hope, and straw petals on our path future.
CP
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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