Secondary Progressions - The Real Astrology Academy. Susan Asks:“How does the way my inner life changes result in changes in my progressed chart? I can’t imagine the planets changing to accommodate me, but evidently, if my spiritual and/or emotional perspectives shift, the progressed chart changes accordingly. I don’t understand. I hope you can explain this.” Kevin Answers, Susan, Secondary progressions are one of the more popular methods of prediction in astrology. So what the heck is a progressed chart, anyway? Now, up until recently, I didn’t do much work with progressions because, frankly, they didn’t seem too exciting.
One of the big questions when working with progressions is how do the houses change? Using the Quotidian method, however, we get to see some real action. When working with Quotidian Progressions, I encourage you to use the Koch houses, and to pay very close attention to the intermediate house cusps‑they are as important as the angles. AZANDE (ZANDE) PEOPLE: ANCIENT SKILLFUL KNIFE AND SPEAR THROWING WARRIORS OF NORTH EAST AFRICA. Azande people (also Zande or Asande) are an agglomeration of ancient warriors and agriculturalists Adamawa-Ubangi speaking people of Bantu extraction residing in the north Central Africa. Extending across the Nile-Congo drainage divide, they live primarily in the northeastern part of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, in South Sudan they are found in Maridi, Yambio and Tambura districts in the tropical rain forest belt of western Equatoria and Bahr el Ghazal, and in southeastern Central African Republic.
The Congolese Azande live in Orientale Province, specifically along the Uele River; and the Central African Azande live in the districts of Rafaï, Zémio, and Obo. Azande girl from Democratic Republic of Congo The Azande constituted a large Kingdom living peacefully as warriors in these three African countries without borders until their Kingdom was destroyed by the Belgian, French, Mahdist and finally the British in the context of the European scramble for Africa. Azande children, CAR. Redirect Notice. Understanding the Zodiac: and why there really are 12 zodiac signs, not 13.
The Tropical and Sidereal Zodiacs: A Discussion. Dame Astrology October, 2002 Return to Home Page, Links to More Papers The Tropical (Western) and Sidereal (Eastern) Zodiacs A Discussion Introduction Unless they are astrologers, not many people know that two (at least, I know nothing about the zodiac used by, e.g., the Chinese) “different“ zodiacs are the basis of the two major forms of astrology being practiced in the world today. One, called the sidereal zodiac, is used, in general, in eastern countries, like India.
Herein it is referred to as “Eastern” astrology. The other, called the tropical zodiac, is practiced in the Americas, Europe, Australia, and parts of Africa. They are using the same constellations to locate their signs. The same thing happens to all the planets in your chart--in the East, they drop back almost a whole sign. With both approaches the planets themselves retain the same aspects, that is, their relationship to each other remains the same. And if astrology is that flexible, how valid can it be? Signs have rulers. Astrology - All Sun Moon Combinations. Select your astrology MOON SIGN from the menu. Sun in Pisces, Moon in Aries The combination of your Sun sign and your Moon sign produces an inner nature that differs greatly from the outer or projected personality.
Its hard to strike a balance between a sense of inward peace, and reactions that are quite impulsive, active and even aggressive. There is a blending of emotional sensitivity, adaptability and understanding that is Pisces, with the high spirit and independence of Aries. Sun in Pisces, Moon in Taurus The combination of your Sun sign and your Moon sign produces a personality that is highly sociable, and one that clearly possesses a good bit of social tact. Sun in Pisces, Moon in Gemini The combination of your Sun sign and your Moon sign produces a personality with a gift for duality. Sun in Pisces, Moon in Cancer The combination of your Sun and Moon signs produces a personality that is deep in feelings and very complex.
Sun in Pisces, Moon in Leo Sun in Pisces, Moon in Virgo. What does ballet dancing look like without pointe? - Quora. Redirect Notice. View more. SAGITTARIAN MIND CONSULTING | "ASTROLOGY FOR THE HIGHER MIND" | Page 13. Clear definition and organization of personal direction. Serious business & personal mastery. Maturation of the “lens” through which you process experience. Many of us have read ad nauseum, the narrative of Saturn portrayed as the great malefic. We’ve been instructed to brace ourselves and fear the worst, and consider it to be a victory if we evade its evil rays until major transits involving the planet pass. Taking ownership of and responsibility for the filter through which we perceive and process our experiences isn’t a job for the faint of heart. If you’re a person who regularly veers toward the path of least resistance, or what will demand the LEAST out of you then you may find Saturn’s transits to be sharply difficult and demanding. However, if you’re looking to stretch yourself, suspending the comfortable for the developmental and what might or could be for what IS, you have a sturdy and reliable cosmic partner to work with.
This transit qualifies as a test of endurance. References:
Writing. Interesting Stuff. Nigeria & Yoruba. Culture. Social topics. Bible. Teleology. A teleology (from Ancient Greek telos, meaning roughly "end" or "purpose",[1] and -logia, meaning "study of, discourse") is an account of a given thing's end or purpose. For instance, we might give a teleological account of why forks have prongs by showing their purpose—how the design helps humans to eat certain foods. Stabbing food and helping humans eat is what forks are for. There are two kinds of telos or end. The purpose or telos of a fork is extrinsic or imposed on it by the user.[2] The notion of natural teleology is that natural entities have intrinsic teloi or ends, irrespective of human use or opinion. For instance, Aristotle held that an acorn's intrinsic telos is to become a fully grown oak tree.[3] Though ancient atomists rejected the notion of natural teleology, teleological accounts of non-personal or non-human nature were explored and often endorsed in ancient and medieval philosophies, but fell into disfavor during the modern era (1600-1900).
Etymology[edit] Platonic[edit] Enneagram Styles. Introduction to the Enneagram Spectrum of Personality Styles Style 1: Good Person | Style 2: Loving Person | Style 3: Effective Person | Style 4: Original PersonStyle 5: Wise Person | Style 6: Loyal Person | Style 7: Joyful Person | Style 8: Powerful Person | Style 9: Peaceful Person The Enneagram (pronounced any-a-gram) is a circle inscribed by nine points. In Greek, ennea means nine and gramma means point. Each point portrays a distinctive personality style that has its own way of viewing, construing, and responding to people and events. Each style has both adaptive or resourceful and non-adaptive or non-resourceful cognitive, emotional, and behavioral strategies for self-maintenance and enhancement, for interpersonal relating, and for problem solving. Within all of us, there are certain universal qualities that express the essence of the human person.
When we are functioning from our natural person, our values and vision are clear and our problem-solving capacities are optimal. Top. Enneagram Type Six. Home. Jupiter Trines Chiron: The Shaman And The Priest - Pandora Astrology. Jupiter and Chiron have met at the Edge of the World. It’s a misty place where the physical world meets the metaphysical one.
Some of the passageways you already know about are there, such as the wardrobe that leads to Narnia, Dr. Who’s tardis and other magical entry-points. Jupiter is wearing the long, flowing robes of a priest of no particular denomination—he looks like he could lead a dharma talk or deliver a sermon. Chiron is wearing nothing but a piece of cloth wrapped around his middle, and carrying a staff with a fearsome creature’s face atop it—perhaps a totem animal, the face of an ancestor, or a defeated enemy’s head.
The two meet and shake hands firmly. Jupiter: Shall we get to work? This wonderful trine between Jupiter and Chiron began in August of 2013 and finishes in May of 2014. Are you benefiting from this Chiron/Jupiter trine? North Node In Leo North Node. Tonya Ingram: New Poems - Cultural Weekly. Cultural Weekly is proud to premiere three new poems by poet, writer and performer Tonya Ingram. Tonya is the 2011 New York Knicks Poetry Slam champion, a member and co-founder of NYU’s poetry slam team, a member of the 2011 Urban Word-NYC team and the 2013 Nuyorican Grand Slam Team. 7 Commandments My Child Should Know After Falu 1.
I am a filthy heart. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Many have mistaken my quiet for take. 7. Unsolicited Advice to Skinny Girls with Bitten Nails and Awkward Glares, Part 1 After Jeanann Verlee When your best friend’s father invites you over, say no. When the girls at school tease you for wearing payless light-ups, do not wrench your face. When you finally learn how to Dougie and its 2011, show off to everyone you know When you finally learn how to do the original Harlem shake and its 2011, keep it to yourself When your mother asks you to buy her a pregnancy test, do not slam the door behind you. When she says she is pregnant, do not sacred suck your teeth. This is Armageddon. TateShots: Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker. Youtube.
Rosas Danst Rosas | Dance review | Stage. The Belgian choreographer Anne Teresa de Keersmaeker launched her company, Rosas, in 1983, and won immediate attention for her musicality and her austere, pure dance minimalism. Fase, her first piece, used repetition to almost hallucinatory effect, as she and another female dancer whirled and spun in interlocking patterns to a shimmering score by Steve Reich. Fase was followed the same year by Rosas Danst Rosas, which applied the same repetitive, minimalist style to music by Thierry de May and Peter Vermeersch. De Keersmaeker and her company have revived both pieces many times in the quarter century since their creation, but Rosas Danst Rosas remains the more confrontational of the two, retaining its considerable power to baffle, frustrate and intrigue. The piece starts with four female dancers, one of them De Keersmaeker, lying on the stage. They are serious-looking women with civilian haircuts, wearing loose grey tops and skirts and hideous, brown, utilitarian shoes.
Reviving De Keersmaeker’s ‘Rosas Danst Rosas’ - Review. DURHAM, N.C. — Rosas is the name of Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker’s company, which she started in Brussels in 1983. The title of its inaugural work, “Rosas Danst Rosas,” suggested a kind of manifesto: this is what we are; this is what we do. That uncompromising sensibility is still clear, almost 30 years and a famous career later. The revival of “Rosas Danst Rosas,” which opened on Friday night at the Reynolds Industries Theater at Duke University, in Durham, N.C., as part of the American Dance Festival, reminds us why this work immediately established Ms.
De Keersmaeker as a new force on the European contemporary dance scene. It hasn’t lost anything of its original power. Riveting and exhausting, fascinating and relentless, brilliant and tedious, it is a mesmerizing exploration of synchronicity, patterning and rhythm. “Rosas,” in which Ms. The piece opens with driving and increasing mechanical noise, like a giant sewing machine about to chew up the theater. Photo It’s not over yet. ROSAS stud answers. The Diaries of Anais Nin. January 25 1915 Here I am once more, still in my humdrum life. My efforts are crowned by small successes that make me very happy. Ah, what wouldn't I do to please Maman and Papa. I don't like the piano, but if it's Maman who gives me my lesson, then I go at it with a great deal of pleasure.
Maman sings, which makes me very sad because I remember when Papa accompanied her, and then I think of Brussels and the war. Today I fought against it but I am seized by a desire to become a nurse or something that would take me to France. I would like to be a man so that I could bear arms. May 11 1915 I wonder, when I let so many days go by without writing, if my diary thinks I have abandoned it! May 20 1915 I am Angela Anais Juana Antolina Rosa Edelmira Nin y Culmell. My diary knows my thoughts as well as I know them myself. August 13 1915 In front of me stretches a green lawn shining in the sun. November 23 1915 What is my role in the world?
February 2 1916 February 22 1916 (Anais Nin's Birthday!) "Who? " Anais Nin e-bookstore (updated) : The Official Anais Nin Blog. Posted by Sky Blue Press Editor on October 28, 2010 · 7 Comments Since there are now several titles by Anais Nin available as e-books, primarily on Kindle, we thought it would be a good idea to give you a handy guide with links to each book. The sequence of the list and associated comments are presented with two groups of readers in mind: those already familiar with Anais Nin, and those whose experience with the author is just now dawning.
We will update this list when new titles, or more details, become available (last update: August 29, 2014). We hope this list proves useful; feel free to comment. Mirages: The Unexpurgated Diary of Anais Nin, 1939-1947 (Sky Blue Press) After a seventeen year wait, finally the next installment of Nin’s unexpurgated diaries is available, chronicling Nin’s struggle to adapt to living in America after being forced by war to flee her beloved Paris.
Highlighted are Nin’s relationships with Henry Miller, Edmund Wilson, and Gore Vidal. D. A Café in Space, Vol. 11. 9066950_4202377_lz. The Silent Music of the Mind: Remembering Oliver Sacks. By Maria Popova I was a relative latecomer to the work of Oliver Sacks (July 9, 1933–August 30, 2015), that great enchanter of storytelling who spent his life bridging science and the human spirit — partly because I was not yet born when he first bewitched the reading public with his writing, and partly because those early books never made it past the Iron Curtain and into the Bulgaria of my childhood. It was only in my twenties, having made my way to America, that I fell in love with Dr. Sacks’s writing and the mind from which it sprang — a mind absolutely magnificent, buoyed by a full heart and a radiant spirit.
His intellectual elegance bowled me over, and I felt a strange kinship with many of his peculiarities, from the youthful affair with iron — although the 300-pound squats of my bodybuilding days paled before his 600 pounds, which set a state record and earned him the moniker Dr. Squat — to our shared love of Beethoven and Mendelssohn. Anaïs Nin on Love and Life, Illustrated. The Science of Stress and How Our Emotions Affect Our Susceptibility to Burnout and Disease. Bertrand Russell on Immortality, Why Religion Exists, and What “The Good Life” Really Means. A Rap on Race: Margaret Mead and James Baldwin’s Rare Conversation on Forgiveness and the Difference Between Guilt and Responsibility. Creative Courage for Young Hearts: 15 Emboldening Picture Books Celebrating the Lives of Great Artists, Writers, and Scientists. Fixed vs. Growth: The Two Basic Mindsets That Shape Our Lives.
An Antidote to the Age of Anxiety: Alan Watts on Happiness and How to Live with Presence. Susan Sontag on Storytelling, What It Means to Be a Moral Human Being, and Her Advice to Writers. Vacation and the Art of Presence: Anaïs Nin on How to Truly Unplug and Reconnect with Your Senses.