The
Little One Leaves The Big One.
July 11 & 12 is the transition
between the “stay at home” and the consternated impulse to leave.
We can call it, “the
semi-reluctant but then again already decided, departure”.
The second decan of Homarus
(cancer) is Snake, in Hindu image, and she is calling for the return of
the family back to the home. Image # 11 of the Hindu.
The third decan of Homarus July
12 – 22, is Turtle, the departure of the son full of angst. A constipated
type of departure. In the Hindu image of the # 12 decan is the “knot in
tail”.
For this decan I usually refer to
Rembrandt's (born
in Turtle) self portrait as he typifies the tilted hat.
But not just for that, but that he also looks to be
needing to let something go.
These correlate very nicely with
the
36 Mt Fuji views, thematically and numerical order.
View # 11 is the repair of the
home. The kite can go, but not very far, and can always be pulled back in.
Restriction of movement. Or “Tethered flight”. A maintained roof.
View # 12 is the departure and the wet rag. One of them looks a wee bit
uncomfortable as the rag seems to have been improperly installed. The
umbrella is the turtle shell.
The precise day of the crop report
was 2 Tijax. Recognition of choices of “Union”. The day of Tijax is the 8th
day, the 8th major arcana of the Tarot, and the 8th
I-Ching descriptor. Pi hexagram.
“2. In the second SIX, divided, we
see the movement towards union and attachment proceeding from the inward
(mind). With firm correctness there will be good fortune.
In the third SIX, divided, we see
its subject seeking for union with such as ought not to be associated with.
4. In the fourth SIX, divided, we
see its subject seeking for union with the one beyond himself. With firm
correctness there will be good fortune.
5. The fifth NINE, undivided,
affords the most illustrious instance of seeking union and attachment. (We
seem to see in it) the king urging his pursuit of the game (only) in three
directions, and allowing the escape of all the animals before him, while
the people of his towns do not warn one another (to prevent it). There will
be good fortune. “
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Pi hexagram
Theresa May
Like the new “first woman mayor
of Rome”, who was also born on Kan, Theresa is born on 9 Kan week of Noj,
decan of Scales.
An excellent day for leaders
or governors. Especially women.
Can't vouch for who pulls her
strings, but she has the gift only time can give.
She
even wore the proper necklace. A very heavy ,
almost uncomfortable looking, silver chain.
Kan is the 15th day, the
15th hexagram of the I-Ching and the # 15 major arcana image.
Chains. But not as the image suggests, it is the feathered serpent of the
kundalini. A day of the deciders. The chain signifies they are tied to a
higher power. Many strong women born on this day. The chain around the
neck. She bears her responsibility and destiny with strength.
She is born in the decan of Scales.
A very decent match with her day.
Now, the top of the door says
10
.
The brexit vote was 10 Ajpu, she
is taking the door as MP on 4 Ajpu. “the self same day” 21 apart
Vote was June 23,
2016 …......................... Takes Office July 13, 2016, the day
of writing.
Today is 4 Ajpu, Noj, Snake cusp of Turtle. Ajpu is the 10th
day, the 10th hexagram of the I-Ching, and the 10th
major arcana of the Ryder-Waite Tarot. The silver or red fox is connected
to the decan of scales and Ajpu, the day and the decan are adjacent.
Humility must be maintained.... you will know if she is not correct..it
will be clear..... Yes,this is known. The year of Ajpu continues.
The whole story of Mary Poppins is
archetypally suited to May.
Will she take the children to the
bank ? I don't know, but she took office on 4 Ajpu, Noj- her native week.
Perhaps ,... there is reason to think positively, and I only speak for the
poor.
The Kan of 9. The highest feminine
authority is 9. I give it to the UK, here in the US, things are not as
good.
Video was great, the circle is a
lesson in minimalism, a wonderful expression of the time. Nicely done.
I sense a pervasive desire for
humility in leadership.
David
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