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Saturday, July 14, 2007 B
"The News Isn't Always Bad"
When we left the theater, the hot air seemed tinged with, I don't know what, it wasn't creepy, but a sense of odd wire-y electricity. Coming home, I put on a mellow Enya album to try and shake it. That didn't quite do it, so I decided to have loose with a drawing: |

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The silly drawing amuses me.
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Sunday, July 15, 2007
"Thoughts on 'The Two Powers Reconciled'"
As for 'the spine', I'll quote instead the Papyrus of Ani, via Budge (page 216):
![]() My backbone is of Sut (aka Set).
Meanwhile, is it always true that "(if) Horus becomes pure, Seth becomes divine, and vice versa"? As I understand Set to represent rulership in the inner world and Horus to represent rulership in the outer world, I do think the two realms inform each other. Is it possible to become what appears to be a sovereign in the outer world, gaining the respect of others, but be hollow inside, not knowing one's true voice and Will? People fake out others every day, giving the appearance of what they are not really. But in that case, I would say 'Horus' has not 'become pure'. That person does not know true sovereignity in this aspect. Now, for the reverse, can one have ruler ship in the inner world, knowing one's true voice and Will, having pride in oneself and confident to face each day, but horribly muck it up in the outer world? Is this possible, to have no respect in the outer world, to have a long enemy list, to bungle every interaction in the outer world, and still be powerful inside? There are some who think the path of power is to go 'spitting on Horus', rejoicing in 'putting out his eye'. These rebels without a clue are usually young, but some survive to old age that way. I would say such an individual is not operating from their Higher Self, but from Ego, and that can be a troublesome fellow. In that case, 'Set' has not 'become pure'. So yes, the two realms inform each other when the person is working on truly evolving. I updated the Pathmarking entry, also, hopefully making of it a decent article.
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Tuesday, July 17, 2007 A
"A Little Exercise"
I spent yesterday rather thoughtful as I sewed. See, I can think about deep stuff while I'm at work. I can't act on it to do writing or art or whatever, but I can think about it... ...and daily life and the mundane world, oh, the 'objective world at large' can intrude overmuch if I allow it, so that I don't ever visit with my Higher Self. That's a danger. So perhaps in this quiet hour, with the world around me quiet as they all sleep, is a good time to do that, despite my weird ear?
I'm seeking an openness...
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Tuesday, July 17, 2007 B
"Picture Arrived"
![]() To the upper right of the computer monitor, Ma'at is below...
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Wednesday, July 18, 2007
"The Red Dragon Roars!"
10:25pm
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I felt in the mood to try some observative artwork. Noticing my dragon statue that sits on my computer table, I thought I'd have a try at him. But before I got very far, intuitive mind started calling for RED, and lots of it!
Julia says it reminds her of the Welsh flag. So I had a look see: Now I see why!
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Thursday, July 19, 2007
"All's Well That..."
So once again the tow truck came and took us and the non operative car in. As we sat in the waiting room, I did crossword puzzles:
![]() "A PUZZLE ABOUT...A CAR THAT WON'T START!"
I relaxed this evening by pondering a question posed in one of my discussion groups regarding which art has for us a 'magical' theme. I looked over all the pictures on my recent trip to Washington D.C., where I saw much beautiful art. So much of it is a simple celebration of the beautiful moment, or of a person's character. There's a sort of magic in that, indeed. But for that 'something extra', I did see a few that presented more than that:
![]() "Serenade", A Christmas Fantasy (La Fontaine), 1937 Josepth Stella, American, born Muro Lucano, Italy 1877-1946 Oil on canvas, gift of Joseph H. Hirschhorn, Hirschhorn Museum
Another 'magical' piece is actually a sculpture from the Smithsonian American Art Museum. It is of an angel in flight, and I didn't get the particulars on it. But the curious thing is what happened when I photographed it. Many of my photos came out dreadfully blurred. But this photo seems enhanced by it:
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Perhaps the very act of pondering this question, (and seeing how others in the group answer it), will inspire my art to be more 'magical'.
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Friday, July 20, 2007
"Another Magical Picture"
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