Coming of Age in the Aquarian: A bird circling a tree

Coming of Age in the Aquarian

Mankind is evolving in mind as well as in body. Indeed the body is a reflection of mind or consciousness. As we enter the 2000-year span of the Age of Aguarius, we find that the ground rules are subtly different from those of the preceeding age, Pisces. Many changes since the turn of the century in 1900 indicate greater emphasis on a scientific approach to life, choosing a way of life that is more suited to one's personal needs, and redefining roles, such as God-self, man-woman, parent-child, society-individual, and so on. To me life must be a conscious journey to have meaning. But mind must be balanced with heart. Here in this manifestation of the Aquarian age, the web-log, we will explore the unfolding of consciousness and other topics. I say "we," because your comments can only contribute to this venture, indeed they are needed. This weblog is dedicated to the greater good and all of us monkeys in this sometimes exotic stew. DISCLAIMER: I reserve the right to be silly sometimes, to sometimes completely miss the point, to be unfocused until I'm focused and to occasionally speak from atop a soapbox.

September 26, 2004

A bird circling a tree

Journal Entry Date: 24 Sept 2004

Thought for the Day: "There is a time for the truth to be revealed to you. If you don't believe it, then it is your loss." --Buddhacarita (Crosweller, Buddhist Wisdom Daily Reflections, p.279)

Brought to eye/mind today: Concept about a bird circling a tree in foreword to one of Carl Jung's books, probably MAN AND HIS SYMBOLS.

Thank you, Lord, for a quick trip home on a Friday at 5:00P.

Journal:

Woke thinking about the desk that's in storage costing $27.00 a month and how money is tight right now and why am I paying for this? I should get it out and store it in the yard wrapped in plastic.

When I went to the door to do my breathing exercise this morning, that pesky long-haired calico cat was there, meowing to come in. Is there no peace?

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