Cosmic symbolism : $b Being a discussion and exposition of some recondite and obscure points in the art of the Kabalists, the mysteries of sound, form and number, and the basic principles of cosmic symbolismSepharial
Religion
Cosmic symbolism : $b Being a discussion and exposition of some recondite and obscure points in the art of the Kabalists, the mysteries of sound, form and number, and the basic principles of cosmic symbolism
Sepharial
Cabala; Occultism; Symbolism; Symbolism of numbers
Very many factors conspire to the production of those astral conditions
which favour the expression of individual character of a high order.
Much depends on the sphere of life in which the purpose of evolution
requires that they shall function. We have such examples of marked men
in all spheres of life. But wherever they appear they are easily
discernible by their horoscopes. Nature is not so profligate as some
people imagine, for in the long run it is seen that her ways and means
are those which invariably secure the end in view. If she is apparently
careless of the mass she is at all events jealously careful in regard to
such as have specialized, and we find by practical experience that she
adapts environment to purpose with infinite care and foresight.
If we take the astral conditions obtaining over any particular period of
a year and consider them in relation to the number of births occurring
in any particular area, we shall find that so far as the cosmic
relations of the planets are concerned they will remain practically
undisturbed for a considerable time. Thus Neptune will be in the same
sign for about 14 years, Uranus for 7 years, Saturn for 2½ years,
Jupiter for one year, and Mars for nearly two months, Venus and Mercury
changing signs within the month. So that, from a cosmical point of view,
quite a large number of births will take place under similar conditions,
for even the Moon, which represents the element of variability, will
continue in the same sign for about 2½ days, and in a thickly populated
area such as the City of London, where the average birth-rate is 14 per
hour, we may have as many as 840 births under exactly the same zodiacal
conditions.
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