On Reflection

[sdi]

"The world is a mirror: to see good in the world is to see good in yourself, and to see evil in the world is to see evil in yourself. You can tell a lot about someone by how they view others."

(An entry in my diary, dated 13 Mar 2011.)

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"Some American writer has said 'the snakes in this district may be divided into one species—the venomous.'"

(Lewis Carroll, Eight or Nine Wise Words About Letter-Writing)

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[tunesmyth]

Also a synchronicity, though hopefully a relatively meaningless one: just today, my wife told me in worried tones that a psychic who had successfully predicted 3/11 (I can't help it, the ex-skeptic in me doubts this) has predicted that there will be a mega-quake in Japan that will surpass it in July of 2025. Just bookmarking that here, I guess I'll come back here and tell you how that went in August 2025... if I'm still around to tell the tale!

[sdi]

Interesting synchronicity!

I am also reminded that seismologists anticipate an earthquake that will level the coastal Pacific Northwest. I suppose when there are so many people all over the place, any disaster is a big disaster.

I went ahead an added an all god is good tag to my blog here—this is something I think about often, and it is well worth remembering that Mars (violence) and Saturn (death) are no less divine, and no less good, than the rest! "Why," then, becomes very valuable meditation-fodder.

[sdi]

Would the psychic by Ryo Tatsuki, by chance? I'm seeing a lot of chatter around concerning her prophecy, which I suppose isn't surprising given that it's drawing close. I've also seen a lot of people reporting tsunami dreams (both in Magic Monday and elsewhere), but I don't know the arrow of causality on any of that.

Various astrologers are warning of particularly difficult astrological conditions over the next couple months, especially as Saturn and Neptune get very close to conjunct (12') at 2° Aries on 15 July.

I've seen no particular warnings, myself, and indeed my year reading is more generally positive than any of the readings over the last five or six years that I've been doing them... but on the other hand I live almost seven hundred miles from the nearest coast and more than a mile above sea level, so tsunamis are not high on the list of things I think about...