28th Sagittarius
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crimsoncurrent(Brittleness, Glass): Glass symbolizes both beauty and fragility. It can represent something that is beautiful and valuable but also easily broken or damaged. This duality can be seen as a metaphor for human experiences or relationships that are precious yet vulnerable.TITAN EARTH/MOON in HELIO
An old bridge over a beautiful stream: This image might symbolize a connection between two points or stages in life, suggesting a passage or transition that is both enduring and picturesque.
A funeral procession and an open grave, and a great concourse of people; great excitement: This scene could represent the end of something significant, a collective mourning or celebration of life, and the strong emotions that accompany such events.
A tortoise: Often a symbol of longevity, protection, and perseverance, a tortoise may signify the importance of patience and resilience in the face of life’s challenges.
Milo, or idiosyncratic clenching: This could refer to the Greek athlete Milo of Croton, known for his strength and might symbolize the idea of gaining strength through consistent effort and struggle.
The binding of rearranging purpose in hard-and-fast relations: This phrase suggests a re-evaluation or restructuring of one’s goals or relationships, possibly indicating a need for commitment and determination.
Shuffling process results in a sudden concreteness of personal connection: This could imply that through the process of change or adjustment, one may find clarity and solidity in their relationships with others.
Nature enforces a material-concrete or crystalline-personal mode upon the self’s communication of its value: This might mean that natural laws or forces compel one to express their intrinsic worth in tangible or clear ways.
Stare or uncouth decisiveness: This phrase could indicate a moment of bold or perhaps uncomfortable decision-making.
Realizing power of the grotesque: Recognizing the impact or influence of what is odd or unconventional.
“Caught awkward” or “caught bending” situations: These phrases might refer to being found in compromising or unexpected circumstances.
Overall, the passage seems to explore themes of vulnerability, transition, endurance, and the complexities of personal growth and relationships. It suggests a journey through life’s delicate and sometimes abrupt moments, leading to a deeper understanding of oneself and one’s connections with others.
LOVE OF UNTAMED NATURE
SEEKS OUT THE WILDERNESS
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Sagittarius 28: An old bridge over a beautiful stream
Just when difficulties seem irresolvable, a deep inner sense of life energy flowing easily, naturally allows one to cross over...
Bridging difficulties can be a taxing process. one may worry endlessly about this and that. Imagine coming to a stream where an old bridge has collapsed. It may seem impossible to reach the other side.
Yet, like the stream one seeks to cross, life goes on. Somehow, wonderfully, releasing... just letting go... opens a deeper connection to what life is all about. One will find a way over.
There is a buddhist maxim I love to use. It says "All things are workable'. But this symbol actually says something more, something even deeper the 'workability' of all things. It says 'go with the flow', 'trust in the natural flow of life energy'.
This approach is beautifully addressed in Byron Katie's work... aptly and simply called "The Work". Check it out. Byron Katie
A very important resource for anyone traveling in this world.
Consider the theme of trying to find one's tribe in life. The whole Gemini/Sagittarius series of symbols addresses this important theme. It is about belonging. One can read the unfolding of this journey in search of belonging through Sagittarius 1-30.
But here, in the journey searching for belonging, an important shift occurs. It is not about meshing one's identity with a tribal sense of others, for gain, for status, for principle, that is key. It is releasing one's sense of who one is to the natural current of life energy itself.
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An Old Bridge Over a Beautiful Stream:
The old bridge represents a connection between the past and the present.
It symbolizes stability, tradition, and the passage of time.
The beautiful stream signifies the flow of life, emotions, and experiences.
A Funeral Procession and an Open Grave:
The funeral procession represents the end of a cycle, mortality, and farewell.
The open grave symbolizes transformation, letting go, and facing mortality.
The great concourse of people suggests collective grief and shared experiences.
A Tortoise:
The tortoise embodies patience, wisdom, and longevity.
It represents slow, deliberate progress and resilience.
Perhaps it signifies the need to approach life with steady determination.
Milo or Idiosyncratic Clenching:
Milo refers to the ancient Greek wrestler who gained strength through gradual, consistent effort.
Idiosyncratic clenching implies unique, personal actions or choices.
The binding of rearranging purpose suggests adapting and redefining one’s goals.
Shuffling Process and Sudden Concreteness:
Shuffling implies change, randomness, and unpredictability.
Sudden concreteness suggests clarity or realization after a period of uncertainty.
Nature enforces a material-concrete or crystalline-personal mode, emphasizing tangible connections.
Stare or Uncouth Decisiveness:
Stare represents intense focus, observation, or confrontation.
Uncouth decisiveness implies bold, perhaps unconventional choices.
It may signify a moment of clarity or determination.
Realizing Power of the Grotesque:
The grotesque refers to the strange, distorted, or unconventional.
Realizing its power suggests finding strength in the unconventional or unexpected.
It may encourage embracing uniqueness or imperfection.
“Caught Awkward” or “Caught Bending” Situations:
These phrases evoke vulnerability, being exposed, or feeling out of place.
They highlight moments when we confront our limitations or adapt to unexpected circumstances.
In summary, this passage weaves together elements of transition, mortality, resilience, and personal transformation. It invites reflection on life’s complexities, unexpected twists, and the power of embracing both the conventional and the unconventional.
An old bridge over a beautiful stream: This image might symbolize a connection between two points or stages in life, suggesting a passage or transition that is both enduring and picturesque.
A funeral procession and an open grave, and a great concourse of people; great excitement: This scene could represent the end of something significant, a collective mourning or celebration of life, and the strong emotions that accompany such events.
A tortoise: Often a symbol of longevity, protection, and perseverance, a tortoise may signify the importance of patience and resilience in the face of life’s challenges.
Milo, or idiosyncratic clenching: This could refer to the Greek athlete Milo of Croton, known for his strength and might symbolize the idea of gaining strength through consistent effort and struggle.
The binding of rearranging purpose in hard-and-fast relations: This phrase suggests a re-evaluation or restructuring of one’s goals or relationships, possibly indicating a need for commitment and determination.
Shuffling process results in a sudden concreteness of personal connection: This could imply that through the process of change or adjustment, one may find clarity and solidity in their relationships with others.
Nature enforces a material-concrete or crystalline-personal mode upon the self’s communication of its value: This might mean that natural laws or forces compel one to express their intrinsic worth in tangible or clear ways.
Stare or uncouth decisiveness: This phrase could indicate a moment of bold or perhaps uncomfortable decision-making.
Realizing power of the grotesque: Recognizing the impact or influence of what is odd or unconventional.
“Caught awkward” or “caught bending” situations: These phrases might refer to being found in compromising or unexpected circumstances.
Overall, the passage seems to explore themes of vulnerability, transition, endurance, and the complexities of personal growth and relationships. It suggests a journey through life’s delicate and sometimes abrupt moments, leading to a deeper understanding of oneself and one’s connections with others.
LOVE OF UNTAMED NATURE
SEEKS OUT THE WILDERNESS
========================================================
Sagittarius 28: An old bridge over a beautiful stream
Just when difficulties seem irresolvable, a deep inner sense of life energy flowing easily, naturally allows one to cross over...
Bridging difficulties can be a taxing process. one may worry endlessly about this and that. Imagine coming to a stream where an old bridge has collapsed. It may seem impossible to reach the other side.
Yet, like the stream one seeks to cross, life goes on. Somehow, wonderfully, releasing... just letting go... opens a deeper connection to what life is all about. One will find a way over.
There is a buddhist maxim I love to use. It says "All things are workable'. But this symbol actually says something more, something even deeper the 'workability' of all things. It says 'go with the flow', 'trust in the natural flow of life energy'.
This approach is beautifully addressed in Byron Katie's work... aptly and simply called "The Work". Check it out. Byron Katie
A very important resource for anyone traveling in this world.
Consider the theme of trying to find one's tribe in life. The whole Gemini/Sagittarius series of symbols addresses this important theme. It is about belonging. One can read the unfolding of this journey in search of belonging through Sagittarius 1-30.
But here, in the journey searching for belonging, an important shift occurs. It is not about meshing one's identity with a tribal sense of others, for gain, for status, for principle, that is key. It is releasing one's sense of who one is to the natural current of life energy itself.
======================================================================================
An Old Bridge Over a Beautiful Stream:
The old bridge represents a connection between the past and the present.
It symbolizes stability, tradition, and the passage of time.
The beautiful stream signifies the flow of life, emotions, and experiences.
A Funeral Procession and an Open Grave:
The funeral procession represents the end of a cycle, mortality, and farewell.
The open grave symbolizes transformation, letting go, and facing mortality.
The great concourse of people suggests collective grief and shared experiences.
A Tortoise:
The tortoise embodies patience, wisdom, and longevity.
It represents slow, deliberate progress and resilience.
Perhaps it signifies the need to approach life with steady determination.
Milo or Idiosyncratic Clenching:
Milo refers to the ancient Greek wrestler who gained strength through gradual, consistent effort.
Idiosyncratic clenching implies unique, personal actions or choices.
The binding of rearranging purpose suggests adapting and redefining one’s goals.
Shuffling Process and Sudden Concreteness:
Shuffling implies change, randomness, and unpredictability.
Sudden concreteness suggests clarity or realization after a period of uncertainty.
Nature enforces a material-concrete or crystalline-personal mode, emphasizing tangible connections.
Stare or Uncouth Decisiveness:
Stare represents intense focus, observation, or confrontation.
Uncouth decisiveness implies bold, perhaps unconventional choices.
It may signify a moment of clarity or determination.
Realizing Power of the Grotesque:
The grotesque refers to the strange, distorted, or unconventional.
Realizing its power suggests finding strength in the unconventional or unexpected.
It may encourage embracing uniqueness or imperfection.
“Caught Awkward” or “Caught Bending” Situations:
These phrases evoke vulnerability, being exposed, or feeling out of place.
They highlight moments when we confront our limitations or adapt to unexpected circumstances.
In summary, this passage weaves together elements of transition, mortality, resilience, and personal transformation. It invites reflection on life’s complexities, unexpected twists, and the power of embracing both the conventional and the unconventional.