When
we stop judging ourselves, the shadow can reveal itself, and we become
more whole and more at ease. And then we stop judging others, and people
start to feel instinctively that they can trust us and be open with us.
And then when you can stop judging politicians, particularly the ones
you don't vote for.... now that seems to be the biggest ask of all, for
'spiritual' people at least as much as for anyone else. But when we can
stop judging politicians, then we can start to understand how the world
works, and let go of unrealistic expectations. And have half a chance of doing some decent mundane astrology. Like being able to predict election results.
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I offer skype/FB video astrology
readings, by donation. Contact: BWGoddard1
(at)aol.co.uk
Absolutely true. Most astrologers have fallen into confirmation bias when they talk about politics. Astrologers need to be above bias, otherwise, like you said, we can’t do accurate work.
Welcome to my blog. Divination, I think, is the real nature of our craft. We are vehicles for the intuition, for the sky spirits, for the gods. The tradition itself, valuable as it is, is a launch pad, an orientation, an egregore: it has its own power that has built through the millennia. But eventually we need to move from Capricorn – mastery of what has come before – to Aquarius, where we earn the right to reinvent the tradition, to create the future. Without this constant reinvention, a tradition dies. It often requires courage, and it usually requires years of getting to know the gods – and our demons. Astrology is a different kind of knowledge to science: it is knowledge of consciousness, essentially, rather than knowledge of things. Our craft makes no sense from the point of view of the specialised remit of science. We use all 4 Elements – Fire, Earth, Air and Water – to gain knowledge. Science, by contrast, emphasises just Earth (data) and Air (theory). We are therefore part of a broader tradition of gnosis, within which science finds its place. Nor do we need to feel over-beholden to the astrological tradition itself: it needs to be worn lightly, so that the gods have room to speak. If you'd like a reading, email me at BWGoddard1@aol.co.uk
2 comments:
Absolutely true. Most astrologers have fallen into confirmation bias when they talk about politics. Astrologers need to be above bias, otherwise, like you said, we can’t do accurate work.
Janet Kane
Mythiczodiac.com
Excellent
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