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My latest global new age onset mystic activation attempt
is as mentioned on the thread rCLRaven and the First Men, revisitedrCY
on alt.religion.druid , in which I relate Raven to the dark moon
that just passed and the Clamshell to the following full moon.
My attempt beginning exactly at dark moon failed, but I am
trying again beginning at earliest waxing crescent, which is
auspicious for new beginnings in paganism and some
other religions. However I cannot sight the moon here
this evening since it is still only at 0.5% and since it
is cloudy here. So I might have to try again on September 5,
which is the three-sunspot-cycle anniversary of my sun stare.
But I always cite the moon. :-)
Anyway, has anyone on here sighted the early waxing crescent
of early September, 2024 yet? If not, post a followup when
you do.
Also I wonder how past primary ootws (Openers of the Way,
who I previously called avatar types) would have been
able to sight the earliest waxing crescent, since like me
they would have been extremely nearsighted but without
glasses (which I discarded before my sun stare, so the
focus formed off my retina, plus it was brief). Maybe
they relied on other(s) to do the sighting?
On Sep 3, 2024, David Dalton wrote
(in article<0001HW.2C87B27E00206E2770000FB1338F@news.eternal-september.org>):
My latest global new age onset mystic activation attempt
is as mentioned on the thread rCLRaven and the First Men, revisitedrCY
on alt.religion.druid , in which I relate Raven to the dark moon
that just passed and the Clamshell to the following full moon.
My attempt beginning exactly at dark moon failed, but I am
trying again beginning at earliest waxing crescent, which is
auspicious for new beginnings in paganism and some
other religions. However I cannot sight the moon here
this evening since it is still only at 0.5% and since it
is cloudy here. So I might have to try again on September 5,
which is the three-sunspot-cycle anniversary of my sun stare.
But I always cite the moon. :-)
Anyway, has anyone on here sighted the early waxing crescent
of early September, 2024 yet? If not, post a followup when
you do.
Also I wonder how past primary ootws (Openers of the Way,
who I previously called avatar types) would have been
able to sight the earliest waxing crescent, since like me
they would have been extremely nearsighted but without
glasses (which I discarded before my sun stare, so the
focus formed off my retina, plus it was brief). Maybe
they relied on other(s) to do the sighting?
But in the Ganesha tradition, at least on the evening of
September 6 (when Ganesh Chaturthi begins in 2024)
it is actually bad luck to sight the moon.
On Sep 5, 2024, David Dalton wrote
(in article<0001HW.2C8A378400A9E54970000FB1338F@news.eternal-september.org>):
On Sep 3, 2024, David Dalton wrote
(in article<0001HW.2C87B27E00206E2770000FB1338F@news.eternal-september.org>):
My latest global new age onset mystic activation attempt
is as mentioned on the thread rCLRaven and the First Men, revisitedrCY
on alt.religion.druid , in which I relate Raven to the dark moon
that just passed and the Clamshell to the following full moon.
My attempt beginning exactly at dark moon failed, but I am
trying again beginning at earliest waxing crescent, which is
auspicious for new beginnings in paganism and some
other religions. However I cannot sight the moon here
this evening since it is still only at 0.5% and since it
is cloudy here. So I might have to try again on September 5,
which is the three-sunspot-cycle anniversary of my sun stare.
But I always cite the moon. :-)
Anyway, has anyone on here sighted the early waxing crescent
of early September, 2024 yet? If not, post a followup when
you do.
Also I wonder how past primary ootws (Openers of the Way,
who I previously called avatar types) would have been
able to sight the earliest waxing crescent, since like me
they would have been extremely nearsighted but without
glasses (which I discarded before my sun stare, so the
focus formed off my retina, plus it was brief). Maybe
they relied on other(s) to do the sighting?
But in the Ganesha tradition, at least on the evening of
September 6 (when Ganesh Chaturthi begins in 2024)
it is actually bad luck to sight the moon.
It seems my workings could not begin at dark moon but
instead after my first local sighting of the waxing crescent.
I viewed the waxing crescent for the first time this lunar month at
exactly sunset, 7:30 p.m. NDT (2200 UTC/GMT) September 6, 2024,
almost four days after the exact time of new (dark) moon.
But that is bad luck in the Ganseha tradition, so perhaps I
will be accused of being a butter thief. :-)