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'An Officer preparing to Drill his Men'
Essentially this Symbol is referring to the various parts of a personality (sub-personalities) and how it is vitally important that there is a central part (the higher self) that governs these sub-personalities. When one or more of these is not pulling its weight or acting as part
of the team which is your personality as a whole, then the whole and its life and relationships (see above) suffer. For example, if one part of you wants to indulge too much, another part of you, like your waistline and health, could suffer.
KEEP FOCUSED ON …the likelihood that any such lack of discipline or integration may have been in existence for a long time,so must therefore have its root causes identified and examined, and
must be granted time and patience in putting it right. …exercising mind over matter methods.
WATCH OUT FOR …being too hard upon yourself or others for this will have an adverse effect.
This degree has a sense of the glorious richness of life and the need to be sensitive to the whole spectrum of one’s own personal cravings, for they will tell the self what kinds of foods and experiences are needed as personal nourishment.
This passage seems to be a symbolic and esoteric description related to the astrological degree of Pisces 15. Here’s a breakdown of the key elements:
Versatility and Transmutation: These keywords suggest adaptability and the ability to transform or change.
An officer preparing to drill his men: This symbolizes discipline, preparation, and leadership.
A hand with a sword in it, enveloped in a halo of golden light: The sword represents power and action, but the halo indicates that this power is used for righteous purposes, not for indiscriminate violence.
An arrow in flight passing through a cloud of smoke: This could symbolize clarity and direction cutting through confusion or obstacles.
Evolutionary excretion: unretentiveness or organic disinterestedness: This phrase suggests a natural process of letting go or releasing what is no longer needed, allowing for growth and evolution.
Kneads the clay to motion: This implies shaping and molding potential into action or form.
The style-deprived altering will: This suggests a will or intention that is not bound by conventional styles or methods, allowing for innovation and change.
Discovery of the power of any freely-focusing “bundling” of life energy (Sagittarius 15): This indicates harnessing and focusing life energy to create movement and change.
Penetrate and mobilize the wavering of dissipated or desubstantiated concrete systems (Gemini 15): This suggests breaking through and revitalizing stagnant or weakened structures.
Rise of the new through the subsidence of the old: This final line encapsulates the theme of transformation and renewal, where new growth emerges as old structures fade away.
Overall, the passage seems to describe a process of disciplined transformation and renewal, using focused energy to bring about positive change and evolution.
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sandbach
This passage is rich with symbolic imagery and esoteric meaning. Here’s a breakdown of its key elements:
Omega Symbol: “On a high hill above a river, the ruins of a castle”:
Ruins of a castle: Symbolizes the past, history, and what has been left behind.
High hill above a river: Represents a vantage point, a place of reflection, and the flow of time.
Degree Angel: Nemamiah:
Listening to Your Soul, Discernment: Emphasizes introspection and the ability to discern true needs and desires.
Resisting compulsions and agendas:
This degree signifies independence and the ability to step outside societal pressures to seek unique experiences and insights.
Soul archaeologist:
Describes someone who delves into the past to uncover valuable lessons and treasures from memories and experiences.
Chandra Symbol: “Many kinds of fruits arrayed on a silver tray”:
Fruits: Symbolize abundance, nourishment, and the richness of life.
Silver tray: Represents purity, nurturing, and the moon’s influence.
Contrast between Omega and Chandra Symbols:
Omega: Focuses on the past and what has been abandoned.
Chandra: Emphasizes the present abundance and nurturing aspects of life.
Personal cravings and nourishment:
Highlights the importance of being attuned to one’s own needs and desires for personal growth and fulfillment.
Pleiadian Symbol: A ballet master choreographing a complex ensemble:
Suggests the ability to organize and harmonize diverse elements into a cohesive whole.
Azoth Symbol: A bright polished sword maintained untouched and unused:
Represents potential and readiness, a tool of power that is preserved for the right moment.
Seed degree (Virgo 30):
Man catching a ripe fruit: Symbolizes being present and receptive to the gifts of the moment.
Supersensible beings as geometric forms: Indicates communication from higher realms through harmonious designs.
Overall, this degree speaks to the balance between honoring the past and embracing the present, using discernment to navigate life’s richness and complexities. Does this interpretation resonate with you?
Essentially this Symbol is referring to the various parts of a personality (sub-personalities) and how it is vitally important that there is a central part (the higher self) that governs these sub-personalities. When one or more of these is not pulling its weight or acting as part
of the team which is your personality as a whole, then the whole and its life and relationships (see above) suffer. For example, if one part of you wants to indulge too much, another part of you, like your waistline and health, could suffer.
KEEP FOCUSED ON …the likelihood that any such lack of discipline or integration may have been in existence for a long time,so must therefore have its root causes identified and examined, and
must be granted time and patience in putting it right. …exercising mind over matter methods.
WATCH OUT FOR …being too hard upon yourself or others for this will have an adverse effect.
This degree has a sense of the glorious richness of life and the need to be sensitive to the whole spectrum of one’s own personal cravings, for they will tell the self what kinds of foods and experiences are needed as personal nourishment.
This passage seems to be a symbolic and esoteric description related to the astrological degree of Pisces 15. Here’s a breakdown of the key elements:
Versatility and Transmutation: These keywords suggest adaptability and the ability to transform or change.
An officer preparing to drill his men: This symbolizes discipline, preparation, and leadership.
A hand with a sword in it, enveloped in a halo of golden light: The sword represents power and action, but the halo indicates that this power is used for righteous purposes, not for indiscriminate violence.
An arrow in flight passing through a cloud of smoke: This could symbolize clarity and direction cutting through confusion or obstacles.
Evolutionary excretion: unretentiveness or organic disinterestedness: This phrase suggests a natural process of letting go or releasing what is no longer needed, allowing for growth and evolution.
Kneads the clay to motion: This implies shaping and molding potential into action or form.
The style-deprived altering will: This suggests a will or intention that is not bound by conventional styles or methods, allowing for innovation and change.
Discovery of the power of any freely-focusing “bundling” of life energy (Sagittarius 15): This indicates harnessing and focusing life energy to create movement and change.
Penetrate and mobilize the wavering of dissipated or desubstantiated concrete systems (Gemini 15): This suggests breaking through and revitalizing stagnant or weakened structures.
Rise of the new through the subsidence of the old: This final line encapsulates the theme of transformation and renewal, where new growth emerges as old structures fade away.
Overall, the passage seems to describe a process of disciplined transformation and renewal, using focused energy to bring about positive change and evolution.
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sandbach
This passage is rich with symbolic imagery and esoteric meaning. Here’s a breakdown of its key elements:
Omega Symbol: “On a high hill above a river, the ruins of a castle”:
Ruins of a castle: Symbolizes the past, history, and what has been left behind.
High hill above a river: Represents a vantage point, a place of reflection, and the flow of time.
Degree Angel: Nemamiah:
Listening to Your Soul, Discernment: Emphasizes introspection and the ability to discern true needs and desires.
Resisting compulsions and agendas:
This degree signifies independence and the ability to step outside societal pressures to seek unique experiences and insights.
Soul archaeologist:
Describes someone who delves into the past to uncover valuable lessons and treasures from memories and experiences.
Chandra Symbol: “Many kinds of fruits arrayed on a silver tray”:
Fruits: Symbolize abundance, nourishment, and the richness of life.
Silver tray: Represents purity, nurturing, and the moon’s influence.
Contrast between Omega and Chandra Symbols:
Omega: Focuses on the past and what has been abandoned.
Chandra: Emphasizes the present abundance and nurturing aspects of life.
Personal cravings and nourishment:
Highlights the importance of being attuned to one’s own needs and desires for personal growth and fulfillment.
Pleiadian Symbol: A ballet master choreographing a complex ensemble:
Suggests the ability to organize and harmonize diverse elements into a cohesive whole.
Azoth Symbol: A bright polished sword maintained untouched and unused:
Represents potential and readiness, a tool of power that is preserved for the right moment.
Seed degree (Virgo 30):
Man catching a ripe fruit: Symbolizes being present and receptive to the gifts of the moment.
Supersensible beings as geometric forms: Indicates communication from higher realms through harmonious designs.
Overall, this degree speaks to the balance between honoring the past and embracing the present, using discernment to navigate life’s richness and complexities. Does this interpretation resonate with you?