Srijeda 10 Rebiu-l-ahir 1437
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Jan. 19th, 2016 | 07:35 pm
Planet of the day (according to Ibn 'Arabi): Mercury
Prophet of the day (according to Ibn 'Arabi): Jesus
Lunar phase: First Quarter - Action (Phase names and keywords from Dane Rudhyar, The Lunation Cycle)
The Sun is in 29 Capricorn (in my 5th house): A secret meeting of men responsible for executive decisions in world affairs. (Symbol for 30 Capricorn from Dane Rudhyar, An Astrological Mandala)
About 10-15 minutes before zora/sabah (fedžr), the Moon will enter my 10th house. About a minute before zora/sabah (fedžr), the Moon will enter its Gibbous phase, whose keyword is Overcoming. Later in the morning, the Sun will enter Aquarius (in my 5th house).
During the past day I returned a book to the Yale library and then did a little bit of research there. I did a little bit of socializing as well, and feel that I lost some control over the use of my time. I have shifted my research focus to some work by Eisler (and Brecht) and Schoenberg. I have considered writing a conference proposal on this topic, but I am having doubts regarding the depth and preparedness of my research for that format. At the least, I will satisfy some personal curiosity and hopefully generate some useful activities for a class for next fall.
Peace,
KH
Prophet of the day (according to Ibn 'Arabi): Jesus
Lunar phase: First Quarter - Action (Phase names and keywords from Dane Rudhyar, The Lunation Cycle)
The Sun is in 29 Capricorn (in my 5th house): A secret meeting of men responsible for executive decisions in world affairs. (Symbol for 30 Capricorn from Dane Rudhyar, An Astrological Mandala)
About 10-15 minutes before zora/sabah (fedžr), the Moon will enter my 10th house. About a minute before zora/sabah (fedžr), the Moon will enter its Gibbous phase, whose keyword is Overcoming. Later in the morning, the Sun will enter Aquarius (in my 5th house).
During the past day I returned a book to the Yale library and then did a little bit of research there. I did a little bit of socializing as well, and feel that I lost some control over the use of my time. I have shifted my research focus to some work by Eisler (and Brecht) and Schoenberg. I have considered writing a conference proposal on this topic, but I am having doubts regarding the depth and preparedness of my research for that format. At the least, I will satisfy some personal curiosity and hopefully generate some useful activities for a class for next fall.
Peace,
KH
