life in progress

Astrology

Some people really don’t like astrology because they think it isn’t scientific enough.

Astrology is about how time actually feels to a person, and how it moves in steady and predictable ways and cycles. It’s a complex and nuanced system mostly invented to describe things, including seasons. It’s the foundations of astronomy, it’s geometry, it’s art.

Some people don’t like astrology because they think it’s against their religion.

Most religions have had highly respected and influential adherents who were astrologers. For example, astrologers of faith have often figured largely in Christendom. Most Christian royal courts have had respected astrologers. There was a period of time in Britain and North America called the First Great Awakening (18th Century) when self-published religious philosophers in some regions came out against astrology. It was controversial to demonize it at the time, and there wasn’t a very clear reason for it. Throughout history many people have thought of astrology as devout observation of God’s Creation.

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Did you know?

Terrorists have staged a violent and pointless treasonous terrorist coup based on vandalizing existing systems. One of their primary weapons has been the systematic use of ambush, blackmail, and influence campaigns. They do not have any positive agenda nor solutions for society’s problems. A terrorist coup is not a revolution. They must be stopped (and we all know that they can stop themselves).

Our old myths are now outdated. We need valid modern myths to emerge, and their messages must be solid.

Due to a strange quirk of time that’s upcoming, the world can become much, much, much better very soon. It can become better than it’s ever been in all of human history.

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Heroes

I want real-life heroes to emerge who are extremely exciting, out of the people who know that they want to be heroes, or maybe know that they need to be heroes. I want them to be doing good problem solving, understanding good and evil and choosing good, vocal on morality, known, and respected. I don’t want other people to compare themselves to these heroes and feel less; I want this to be larger than that. I want people to enjoy them, get excited if they want to, to know these heroes’ minds and ways where appropriate, to find inspiration, and move alongside the zeitgeist and find room to be a part of it, feeling more heroic themselves, more solid in understanding. I want this sorely needed, spontaneous movement toward inviting in moral heroism to electrify and shape culture in a good way. I think we all need the pick-me-up right about now. It’ll create the necessary wind for a very refreshing shift. These won’t be heroes by contrast alone, but by momentum, by doing the right thing, doing the right thing, doing the right thing, again and again.

Not the tiring thing. Not the routine thing that calcifies a situation just to mollify one more of someone else’s anxieties. I mean the really right thing, anointed so by the flame of intuition, morals, philosophy, and ethics.

Heroes to set a harmonious tone for the Satya. I want them to live valid modern myths. Because we need them.

The only way to be iconic at this time is to choose the good.

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America’s second flowering

The United States was specifically designed to be a fun country. This has been made clear in some of its exports, including its thriving entertainment industry. The early planning for a 21st Century second flowering that feels somewhat more like Classical Greece than like the Roman Empire took into account that ancient Greeks were reputed to have more fun. Ancient Greece had a lot of focus on being well rounded, including recreationally.

Ancient Greeks also had the Delphic Oracle at formative points in their history. They needed her for their own flowering.

The Founding Fathers understood that a Greek-inspired America would need an outstanding oracle, a Pythia like the Oracle at Delphi. By the very late 1800s some were calling this prophesied individual the Moonchild. They also knew the nation would need access to an individual of good character and a sense of fun who has capstone energetics (there’s a reason that pyramid capstones are featured in a lot of U.S. symbolism) to correctly align the populace.

A properly organized pyramid is a great dispersal model for fun.

I’ve determined that some of the very people who can help bring this long term plan to fruition seem to have already noticed that I’m fun. I’m also a great oracle.

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Classical inspiration


The Parthenon in Nashville, Tennessee


The design for The United States and how it’s supposed to work based a lot of things on the Classical world: ancient Greece and ancient Rome. The original plan was to start with reproducing many ancient Roman elements, and that’s been the dominant flavor. Right about now that Roman/Greek balance is supposed to shift and begin to feel more like the best parts of Classical Greece.

It’s an expected second flowering for America. This was written about as early as the 1700s.

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Independence Day



What does America want from its people right now?

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