06/19/17 - (Water) Liber LXV, Cap. III, v. 21-24

[Danica]

Liber LXV, Cap. III, v. 21-24
21. I, and Me, and Mine were sitting with lutes in the market-place of the great city, the city of the violets and the roses.
22. The night fell, and the music of the lutes was stilled.
23. The tempest arose, and the music of the lutes was stilled.
24. The hour passed, and the music of the lutes was stilled.

[Danica]

The limited ego-perspective of the personality (the separated consciousness) abides in the midst of a busy world. What it creates/does, what it can give, fluctuates from circumstance to circumstance; the outer shapes the response.