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Anonymous Sat 11 May 2024 02:27:53 No.20262936 View View Report

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>There is and there must be of course a cosmological, i. e. astrological, explanation, why these two functions are being mixed up so very often as to confuse the expressions in human consciousness called Mars and Saturn

>Jeremias does not get out of the riddle and one cannot get out, because two different cycles are mixed up: the year's cycle, having its lowest decline in the mid-winterpoint on our northern hemisphere the coldest point lying in the South, the northern culmination in midsummer being the warmest; on the contrary the day's cycle has its higher culmination together with the warmest moment of the day at noon in the South, and the lower culmination together with the coldest point at midnight in the North. If viewed in this way, we may come to understand why at one time Saturn is indentified with the North (midnight) and at another with the South (midwinter); and the reverse with Mars

>Still this does not explain anything about the interchange of the functions of Mars and Saturn: categorically they are perfectly different. Astrologically-cosmologically the two cycli are as much different; the day's cycle is that which is described by the Earth around its own axis and in which the planet is itself the centre; this bestows on this cycle a value of centrality, ie. of 'solar' or spiritual importance (potentiality); the year's cycle is that in the planet's orbit around the Sun, in which course the planet is acting 'circonferential' or 'lunar', ie, dependent as a servant on his master so this is a cycle of dependency (reality) in nature. In both cases, however, Mars indicates the higher culmination, Saturn the lower. They are the two poles of one happening - but not likes. The day's cycle culminating at noon is still celebrated by the muessin in his chant of praise to the Lord but "Arhans (adepts) are born at midnight hour" says the Voice of the Silence (p. 39), this wonderful fragment from the (oriental) Book of the Golden Precepts

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