Flick: 2-Anne, Therese, & All:

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Hi Flick,

 

Thank you for your explanation! I must admit that there are a lot of

esoterical issues that don't last for long. I have been busy with

numerology, tarot, bach remedies, zen meditation and trenscendental

meditation, but these things are not working prperly for me. I I

know that they work for several other people, but it is just not for

me. I have found out that astrology and lately Feng Shui work better

for me and I can have good benefits and great insights from that!

 

Anne

 

, Flick <rubysun@n...> wrote:

> Hi Anne,

>

> Well the roots of this came from reading Isabel Hickey's Astrology

A Cosmic

> Science, in the mid 70's when I first came into astrology. She

states that

> enterprises begun on a waning moon don't often flourish (or words

to that

> effect) and that if you take a job on the last three days of the

moon's

> cycle you are unlikely to stay in it. I kind of fell into

observing that in

> my life. Then, coming into Wicca and paganism, I found that

working with the

> waxing moon was what most groups did. I made observations for

myself and

> kind of flowed with how I felt at each of the moon's phases,

enjoying the

> waning moon as a reflective time of deep spiritual work,

discovering for

> myself how to use the energies of the quarter moons. I would say

that

> working with the flow of the lunar tides in all areas of life

smoothes

> things, makes it easier. Though it's best not to fall into the

trap of

> missing opportunities because they don't fit the current moon's

phases -

> let's not forget that there are other energies at work, including

planetary

> transits.

>

> I wish to make it clear here that I no longer regard myself as do

deeply

> involved with paganism (though I've been pagan in a very

unstructured way

> all my life). Wicca was something I passed through because I

needed to

> experience ritual and group work (neither of which naturally

appeal to me).

> Taking the gist of the Buddha's statement (not strictly quoted

here) that

> religion is a boat to take you to the other shore, and when you

reach it you

> don't need the boat, I have always been the sort of person who

prefers to

> swim, hitching the occasional ride on someone else's boat ;-))

Astrology has

> been the only total constant in my life.

>

> Flick.

> Author website:

> http://www.witchcraft.org/elenhawke.htm

>

>

> On 21/4/04 8:13 am, " hagazussah " <hagazussa@c...> wrote:

>

> > Hi Flick,

> >

> > That magic technique sounds interesting. Is this from the Wicca?

How

> > does it work for you? I am not familiar with that technique so

can

> > you tell me in what way it worked out for you in your daily life?

> >

> > Greetings,

> >

> > Anne

> >

> > , Flick <rubysun@n...>

wrote:

> >> This is also basic magical technique. You eliminate and go

inward

> > on the

> >> waning moon, meditate and gestate the seeds of the new with the

> > new moon,

> >> sow the seeds of new projects during new to first quarter, seek

> > balance and

> >> harmony on the quarter moons, nurture from first quarter to

full,

> > and put

> >> energy into harvest and realisation on the full moon.

> >>

> >> On 20/4/04 5:06 pm, " Mark Kincaid " <m.kincaid@m...> wrote:

> >>

> >>> Howdy, Anne & Therese:

> >>>

> >>> One of the greatest things I've learned from the watching and

> > studying of

> >>> these Transits,

> >>> is the regularity of so many of these patterns....

> >>>

> >>> then it starts to occur to one....'wow, I could really take it

> > easier around

> >>> the New Moons!'

> >>>

> >>> and then as we do that....then...the next, future one's

suddenly

> > start being

> >>> less intense, and troublesome...

> >>>

> >>> and then you realize you've stumbled upon a great Jyotish,

> >>> remedial....technique....

> >>>

> >>> take care

> >>>

> >>>

> >>> Mark Kincaid