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 10 May 2003 @ 16:27
From Egyptian Geometry.
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Within the context of the Aztec calendar,
including the intertwining glyphs
of Fire and Water.
That symbol for the union of those elements
may also be seen in the November 17 entry. More >
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 4 May 2003 @ 12:04
Sokar
In Charge of Measurement.
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In charge of a Lot of things,
According to some interpretations.
Here we have an Omphalos,
The Globe or Hemisphere
As a symbol of the Earth,
With two sharp eyed birds
Eyeing each other from opposite
Sides of the globe, and through
the vertical two-armed Measuring device.
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Across the chessboard of Eurasia,
One cannot help but wonder,
How we got from there,
To where are we now? More >
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 18 Apr 2003 @ 21:45
In Another Context
The intersecting rectangles,
The Aztec symbol for movement
Etched into the geometric framework
Of the Calendar Stone,
Now at the Focal point
of the geometric outline
Of A Tibetan Mandala.
From the Four Gateways
Of the Temple,
We enter the Turquoise Room. More >
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 11 Apr 2003 @ 22:11
As the Lord of Light
and the Lord of Night
each emerges
from the mouth
of the twin serpents
on Fire.
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"The times, they are a changin'" More >
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 7 Apr 2003 @ 22:46
Moving Right Along,
Now that we have walked through the cycle of 20 days,
Noting their individual characteristics one by one,
The quarters are brought together,
Through the Double Dorje.
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Vajra / Adamentine
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Eyes of Double Dorje Mandala
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Double Dorje with Cabachon Emerald
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Lotus/Rose Double Dorje
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Gau: Tibetan Buddhist Prayer Box
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 6 Apr 2003 @ 19:15
The fourth quadrant
Of days in the cycle.
The Vulture,
The symbol for Movement, or Earthquake,
The symbol of the sacrificial Knife,
Tlaloc, the Rain,
And the Flower. More >
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 30 Mar 2003 @ 19:52
Five more Days.
Monkey is on the bottom,
Followed by Grass,
Then Reed,
Followed by Jaguar,
Followed by Eagle. More >
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