04/13/17 - (Earth) Liber LXV, Cap. I, v. 4-6
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Liber LXV, Cap. I, v. 4-6
- Therefore thou writest that which is of mother of emerald, and of lapis-lazuli, and of turquoise, and of alexandrite.
- Another writeth the words of topaz, and of deep amethyst, and of gray sapphire, and of deep sapphire with a tinge as of blood.
- Therefore do ye fret yourselves because of this.
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Liber LXV, Cap. I, v. 4-6
- Therefore thou writest that which is of mother of emerald, and of lapis-lazuli, and of turquoise, and of alexandrite.
- Another writeth the words of topaz, and of deep amethyst, and of gray sapphire, and of deep sapphire with a tinge as of blood.
- Therefore do ye fret yourselves because of this.
The metaphor of precious stones is so beautiful and rich in symbolism!
Expressions of creativity (Light) are different, unique for each of us. We, as human individuals, are like highly-specialized prisms, the Light reflects and refracts in a specific manner according to the form-properties (the inherent Structure-Saturn- of that which makes us individual) of each; and each is complex - not having only one single property, but many, which are all connected to each other like notes in a single symphony.
This brings association of astrological natal chart, which is yet another way to portray the specific, unique inner structure of an individual.
To "fret ourselves" because of these mutual differences is nonsensical! Each "stone" is precious, each has its own function in the whole. Let not the working of the mind obstruct you in perceiving the Beauty and the wholeness-in-itself of the experience of the senses in the realm of the senses.
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Liber LXV, Cap. I, v. 4-6
- Therefore thou writest that which is of mother of emerald, and of lapis-lazuli, and of turquoise, and of alexandrite.
- Another writeth the words of topaz, and of deep amethyst, and of gray sapphire, and of deep sapphire with a tinge as of blood.
- Therefore do ye fret yourselves because of this.
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Liber LXV, Cap. I, v. 4-6
- Therefore thou writest that which is of mother of emerald, and of lapis-lazuli, and of turquoise, and of alexandrite.
- Another writeth the words of topaz, and of deep amethyst, and of gray sapphire, and of deep sapphire with a tinge as of blood.
- Therefore do ye fret yourselves because of this.
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Liber LXV, Cap. I, v. 4-6
- Therefore thou writest that which is of mother of emerald, and of lapis-lazuli, and of turquoise, and of alexandrite.
- Another writeth the words of topaz, and of deep amethyst, and of gray sapphire, and of deep sapphire with a tinge as of blood.
- Therefore do ye fret yourselves because of this.
"Let there be no difference made among you between any one thing & any other thing; for thereby there cometh hurt."
I know a person
Of infinite scope
Complex as a universe
Unique like a snowflake
A microcosmWhen I look at her eyes
They are not as beautiful
As other eyes I have seen
I have seen other lips
Fuller than hersEvery finite bit of her
Can be divided off,
Weighed in the balance
And found wanting
But when we're talking
About the sum of her parts,
Well, I can't count that high
