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Magic Monday

The picture? I'm working my way through photos of my lineage, focusing on the teachers whose work has influenced me and the teachers who influenced them in turn. Quite a while ago we reached Israel Regardie, and then chased his lineage back through Aleister Crowley et al. After he left Crowley, however, Regardie also spent a while studying with this week's honoree, the redoubtable Violet Firth Evans, better known to generations of occultists as Dion Fortune. Born in Wales and raised in a Christian Science family, Fortune got into occultism after a stint as a Freudian lay therapist -- that was an option in her time. She was active in the Theosophical Society, belonged to two different branches of the Golden Dawn, studied with a number of teachers, and then founded her own magical order, the Fraternity (now Society) of the Inner Light. She also wrote some first-rate magical novels and no shortage of books and essays on occultism, including The Cosmic Doctrine, the twentieth century's most important work of occult philosophy. I'm pleased to be only four degrees of separation from her.
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(Anonymous) 2023-04-03 11:39 pm (UTC)(link)I was going to ask you about a geomancy result that I could not wrap my head around. Before I posted it, to avoid embarrassment, I double checked my work, and, of course, found an error. Which when I corrected it made the reading perfectly intellegible. Then Monday passed and on Tuesday I had one of those back of the head-trying to remember something moments. I looked through my journals and found that about a month ago I had asked a question that resulted in the exact same result. The thing is the two reading could be related. And the result is a bit odd.
The first one I was asking if my wife and I will move further into the countryside in the next three years and I got:
Left Witness: Cauda Draconis Right Witness: Caput Draconis
Judge: Carcer
I took that to mean that although we would have a lot happen, in the end we would not.
Then two weeks ago I asked about the future of our business and I got the same result. In context I think that would mean that the business will not fail, but neither will it grow. Putting us in the position of not being able to shut it dowd, but it not progessing us financially.
Am I missing anything?
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