~Recovering from Bruises~
Moon in Libra-->Scorpio
< moon in the Via Combusta (until Saturday mid-morning)
/moon goes void-of-course at 4:13a PT | 7:13a ET | 11:13a UT
until it enters Scorpio at 5:42a PT | 8:42a ET | 12:42p UT
|Karmically serious or sobering third| of this week continues
until it ends at 2:46p PT | 5:46p ET | 9:46p UT
Interesting fact: The fire which destroyed the Notre Dame cathedral occurred on the final day of a Dark Hermetic Epoch. The destruction of the World Trade Center eighteen years ago occurred on the first day of a Dark Hermetic Epoch. It's not an evil period but a time when many more "untoward" things happen. Often old things are cleared away. This does not have to be destructive but can be as harmless as having a carpet cleaned, for example.
This daily forecast contained the following for the day of the fire (Monday): "In 'The purging of the priesthood' we have a symbol suggesting that we can see through hypocrisies, whether in religion, government, business or elsewhere. We do not want to tolerate what is manifestly unfair or wrongfully judgmental. Yet, let us hope, we will avoid the other mistake of becoming overly judgmental ourselves, and extend a hand of helpful reassurance to those being 'purged' of their falseness no matter what." "The purging of the priesthood" is in fact how one might interpret the fire. While millions mourn the cathedral and billions of dollars are being given to rebuild it, some Protestants and non-Christians feel that building ostentatious churches is not the way to go to demonstrate the teachings of Jesus. And so they might, without being perverse or sadistic, interpret that fire as being divine judgment on ostentation as a substitute for sacred living. "As he was leaving the temple, one of his disciples exclaimed, 'Look, Master, what huge stones! What fine buildings!' Jesus said to him, 'You see these great buildings? Not one stone will be left upon another; all will be thrown down.' " --Mark 13: 1-2
Friday: The welter of lunar indications given above is appropriate for the day of Jesus's crucifixion. It is not that we have to spend the day in mourning or despair, of course (whether we be Christian or not) but that an underlying seriousness prevails to get us on a better path.
We ought not to shrink from labor, for it appears needed even if seeming unrewarding.
We rejoice in skills and talents, some of an aesthetic nature.
We emulate those we believe in.
One is likely to feel isolated part of the time: "A horseman, armed, is watching the waning moon." Although just past full, Luna in fact is waning; not a bad sign of course but it throws us back upon ourselves and away from too much reliance on what is exterior, so we resemble the solitary horseman.
We might dwell too much upon wrongs inflicted upon us and become misanthropic. It is better to view the seven colors of life as revealing and validating the best path to follow, as a prism fashions a rainbow.
{Friday} ~Recovering from Bruises~
Cosmic Piper
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