mirehiel
07-07-2002, 02:30 PM
Lorin, Chris, Bill, David and the Group, and hi, Jeremy ;)
I am John Mirehiel. My last name is pronounced "ma RAY he el," and
my friends just call me Johnny.
First, let me thank you, Lorin, for bringing the Harmonic Concordance
up for discussion, independent of any promptings from me. And Chris,
thanks for your interest in following up on Lorin's pointer, and for
all your comments on it.
Some of you will recall that I have been a member of this list since
back near its inception. And that I have mentioned the Concordance
chart in postings to the group before. As David knows, I check in on
the group, through the Digest, every day, and pretty much have been
doing so from the jump, so I am pretty much up on David's work,
including the "Free Bio" and the latest prophecy article. And I am
aware of and respect David's focus for this list. So generally, I
lurk, read what you good people have to say, and keep my own agenda
to myself. (Although occasionally I will reply/comment to one or the
other of you `off list' ? mostly to allow the focus to stay on
David's agenda.)
However, in this case, and only to point out a few misunderstandings
of the astrology of the Concordance moment, I will put my two
astrological cents in. To sort of set the stage, however, let me
make a short(?) comment on what the chart has taught me.
Although www.astrosite.com is built around an analysis of a moment in
time (i.e., it is astrological in nature), the primary message is
very much spiritual and very acutely focused on the Ascension. Put
in the very briefest of terms, the message of the Harmonic
Concordance is that one can experience the ascended state in any
moment of NOW. There are several articles on the site that explore
this idea in far greater detail than I have space or time to dope out
here, but the basic idea is that the Concordance is a pointer that is
focused, first on the planet itself, and secondly inwardly towards
our individual "Godling" selves. As such, it is very important to
keep in mind that the Concordance is about far more than the
astrology. It is about the Christ Conscious moment that it offers to
those who will step into it. It is about holding its mandala in
one's consciousness, and planting that seed every day, until the
moment that the Ascension that sends the planet and everything on it
into the next dimension/density actually does arrive, WHENEVER it
does. It's about living, every moment, "as if?" In that state, how
could one make the wrong choice between STS and STO? (Indeed, how
can one not see that both of those service orientations are
misguided? How could one not see that both paths, when truly trod,
are the path of Service To God?) If that is not the clear message on
the site, it should be, and it is certainly the one that we're
emphasizing in the hard copy book that is being compiled for
publication this November.
So that's the metaphysical rant, I hope without going too far off the
deep end. Now to the astrology.
Lorin, in your first comment you state:
>> sure looks like a stargate to me.<<
And to us too, Lorin, but you also say:
>> If you create a astro chart for any location on Earth on the 8th
of November, 2003, at 8:12 am<<
Actually, what the site says is that the Grand Sextile/Star of David
pattern may be seen from anywhere on the planet, AT THE MOMENT OF THE
ECLIPSE. The local clock time will be different in each time zone,
so that those on the East coast, for example, will "see" the chart at
8:12 PM (not am) and those out here in the high desert of California
will "see" it at 5:12 pm. Therefore, it will be seen in both places
SIMUTANEOUSLY. This is the effect of a LUNAR eclipse, one that does
not apply to a SOLAR eclipse that has an "eclipse path" along which
it may be seen. In short, It does not have a localized trajectory.
It is global. The focus is on Mother first, and her passengers second.
And this from Chris:
>> What is interesting is that the majority of planets are in
Sagitarius (fire)and Taurus (earth)
Chris, thank you also for the reference to the "Chart" page on the
site, but Bill is correct here in stating:
>> You have Pluto and Venus in Sagittarius and the Moon and North
Node in Taurus. That's not majority<<
Also, your comment:
>> some locations may have more or less Sag/Taurus ratio than others
because of their location on earth<<
is not accurate either since the sign placement of the planets will
be the exact same IN ALL LOCATIONS. BTW, I do not feel that the
Moon/Pluto "inconjunct" is a strong enough aspect to warrant the
>>Pluto type effect (regenerative, violent), meaning possible
volcanic activity<< that you mention, especially in light of the fact
that it happens twice every month, coming and going as it were.
Yes, Lorin >>there are obviously some inharmonious aspects<<
This is especially true with the 4 oppositions (Sat/Chi, Jup/Mars,
Sun/Moon, & Merc/Moon) AND the Jup/Ven/Mars and the Sun/Moon/Nep T-
Squares. This issue is also addressed on the site, but briefly, the
case may be stated thusly: A) the oppositions are essentially negated
through the Trines and sextiles that each of the opposing planets
receives (by a ratio of 4-1) thus transforming the "opposition" of
the oppositions into open highways of communication and an extension
of cooperation between the planets involved, and B) the T Squares are
an absolutely vital element for this moment to have the effect that
it does, since they provide the drive and ambition to ACT in the
moment. Remember, the entire chart must be taken into account,
whether it is a chart of a moment or someone's birth chart. Any
astrologer who would not synthesize those "inharmonious" aspects
within a reading would not be doing his/her client a service. It
would be much like focusing on Cindy Crawford's mole.
Speaking of which, I suppose that one could focus on that mole, and
in that case he or she might turn what is a very beautiful image into
one that revolts them. It all depends on whether one chooses to see,
as you point out Lorin, "?a time of opportunity for those who are
focused on the light." or something else.
Bill,
As an astrologer, may I say that I disagree with your assessment, and
your astrology, on the following grounds:
BF: >> I see only one inconjunct aspect (Pluto 150 North Node at 1*
52'<<
JM: Actually, I never count the Nodes as receiving aspects, but be
that as it may, there are actually two other applying inconjuncts in
the chart, Sat/Nep and Moon/Pluto, each w/ about a 2.5 degree orb.
BF: >> This is a "good/bad" chart not all light and roses?I think
Nov. '03 could be an interest rate spike and I plan to be short
interest rate futures because as interest rates go up, T-Bills and
other interest rate derivatives go down.<<
JM: Seems you have chosen to focus on the "bad" half of the
equation. As I've said before, WYSIWYG.
BF: >> The Saturn Asc and Chiron IC go through Syria, Jordan, Lebanon
and Saudi Arabia.
JM: No, Saturn is on the MC in those locations.
BF: >> The Eclipse Sun Asc and Moon Dsc run right through Delhi, India
JM: Actually, the Eclipse Sun, Moon or any other planet do not "run
through" anywhere. This is not a solar eclipse, in which you could
talk about the line of the eclipse "running through" such and such a
place. What you can say, for example, is that the Sun is at the
Ascendant at Delhi, or that Neptune is at the IC in Pakistan.
BF: >> Therefore, with equal soft and hard aspects
JM: Actually, in counting aspects, the good guys win 13 - 11, using
the standard major aspects. A small margin, but a "win" nevertheless.
BF: >> the two grand trines can manifest in two ways: Air signs
Plus: good communications, intellectual, logical, objective,
broadminded and lacking in prejudice or Minus: cold and impractical.
JM: No, the second Grand Trine is in WATER.
BF: >> I don't see this eclipse has that great and certainly less
powerful than the Aug.'99 grand cross eclipse.
JM: It's not so much an issue of which eclipse is more powerful (and
by the way, one should expect that a Solar eclipse would be more
powerful than a Lunar) but rather the issue is to see the connection
between the two. If you read Madalyn Hillis-Dineen's essay on the
site, no doubt you will see that connection. There are also a couple
of other essays that point out the relationship between specific
moments of time (i.e., the astrology) and the Concordance. And I'm
not arguing against the power of the August '99 SOALR eclipse. After
all, it DID produce a series of sever quakes. But again, if I may
refer you to the site, there are a couple of articles
(http://www.astrosite.com/__Quakes.htm) from the New York Times, of
all places, that point out the HEALING effect that those quakes
ultimately brought about.
And finally, Chris,
>> Whatever happens here, it will be big :)<<
JM: Yes, Chris, it WILL be big, especially if one can see it as
being big NOW.
Thanks all, for indulging me with your time and patience to read
through this rather long post. And thank you, David, for maintaining
the focus. I continue to disagree with you about the 2012 date, but
the rest of your work still resonates strongly for me. As I've said
elsewhere, do you really want to wait another 10 YEARS for the
Ascension?
In Love and the One Heart,
Johnny
I am John Mirehiel. My last name is pronounced "ma RAY he el," and
my friends just call me Johnny.
First, let me thank you, Lorin, for bringing the Harmonic Concordance
up for discussion, independent of any promptings from me. And Chris,
thanks for your interest in following up on Lorin's pointer, and for
all your comments on it.
Some of you will recall that I have been a member of this list since
back near its inception. And that I have mentioned the Concordance
chart in postings to the group before. As David knows, I check in on
the group, through the Digest, every day, and pretty much have been
doing so from the jump, so I am pretty much up on David's work,
including the "Free Bio" and the latest prophecy article. And I am
aware of and respect David's focus for this list. So generally, I
lurk, read what you good people have to say, and keep my own agenda
to myself. (Although occasionally I will reply/comment to one or the
other of you `off list' ? mostly to allow the focus to stay on
David's agenda.)
However, in this case, and only to point out a few misunderstandings
of the astrology of the Concordance moment, I will put my two
astrological cents in. To sort of set the stage, however, let me
make a short(?) comment on what the chart has taught me.
Although www.astrosite.com is built around an analysis of a moment in
time (i.e., it is astrological in nature), the primary message is
very much spiritual and very acutely focused on the Ascension. Put
in the very briefest of terms, the message of the Harmonic
Concordance is that one can experience the ascended state in any
moment of NOW. There are several articles on the site that explore
this idea in far greater detail than I have space or time to dope out
here, but the basic idea is that the Concordance is a pointer that is
focused, first on the planet itself, and secondly inwardly towards
our individual "Godling" selves. As such, it is very important to
keep in mind that the Concordance is about far more than the
astrology. It is about the Christ Conscious moment that it offers to
those who will step into it. It is about holding its mandala in
one's consciousness, and planting that seed every day, until the
moment that the Ascension that sends the planet and everything on it
into the next dimension/density actually does arrive, WHENEVER it
does. It's about living, every moment, "as if?" In that state, how
could one make the wrong choice between STS and STO? (Indeed, how
can one not see that both of those service orientations are
misguided? How could one not see that both paths, when truly trod,
are the path of Service To God?) If that is not the clear message on
the site, it should be, and it is certainly the one that we're
emphasizing in the hard copy book that is being compiled for
publication this November.
So that's the metaphysical rant, I hope without going too far off the
deep end. Now to the astrology.
Lorin, in your first comment you state:
>> sure looks like a stargate to me.<<
And to us too, Lorin, but you also say:
>> If you create a astro chart for any location on Earth on the 8th
of November, 2003, at 8:12 am<<
Actually, what the site says is that the Grand Sextile/Star of David
pattern may be seen from anywhere on the planet, AT THE MOMENT OF THE
ECLIPSE. The local clock time will be different in each time zone,
so that those on the East coast, for example, will "see" the chart at
8:12 PM (not am) and those out here in the high desert of California
will "see" it at 5:12 pm. Therefore, it will be seen in both places
SIMUTANEOUSLY. This is the effect of a LUNAR eclipse, one that does
not apply to a SOLAR eclipse that has an "eclipse path" along which
it may be seen. In short, It does not have a localized trajectory.
It is global. The focus is on Mother first, and her passengers second.
And this from Chris:
>> What is interesting is that the majority of planets are in
Sagitarius (fire)and Taurus (earth)
Chris, thank you also for the reference to the "Chart" page on the
site, but Bill is correct here in stating:
>> You have Pluto and Venus in Sagittarius and the Moon and North
Node in Taurus. That's not majority<<
Also, your comment:
>> some locations may have more or less Sag/Taurus ratio than others
because of their location on earth<<
is not accurate either since the sign placement of the planets will
be the exact same IN ALL LOCATIONS. BTW, I do not feel that the
Moon/Pluto "inconjunct" is a strong enough aspect to warrant the
>>Pluto type effect (regenerative, violent), meaning possible
volcanic activity<< that you mention, especially in light of the fact
that it happens twice every month, coming and going as it were.
Yes, Lorin >>there are obviously some inharmonious aspects<<
This is especially true with the 4 oppositions (Sat/Chi, Jup/Mars,
Sun/Moon, & Merc/Moon) AND the Jup/Ven/Mars and the Sun/Moon/Nep T-
Squares. This issue is also addressed on the site, but briefly, the
case may be stated thusly: A) the oppositions are essentially negated
through the Trines and sextiles that each of the opposing planets
receives (by a ratio of 4-1) thus transforming the "opposition" of
the oppositions into open highways of communication and an extension
of cooperation between the planets involved, and B) the T Squares are
an absolutely vital element for this moment to have the effect that
it does, since they provide the drive and ambition to ACT in the
moment. Remember, the entire chart must be taken into account,
whether it is a chart of a moment or someone's birth chart. Any
astrologer who would not synthesize those "inharmonious" aspects
within a reading would not be doing his/her client a service. It
would be much like focusing on Cindy Crawford's mole.
Speaking of which, I suppose that one could focus on that mole, and
in that case he or she might turn what is a very beautiful image into
one that revolts them. It all depends on whether one chooses to see,
as you point out Lorin, "?a time of opportunity for those who are
focused on the light." or something else.
Bill,
As an astrologer, may I say that I disagree with your assessment, and
your astrology, on the following grounds:
BF: >> I see only one inconjunct aspect (Pluto 150 North Node at 1*
52'<<
JM: Actually, I never count the Nodes as receiving aspects, but be
that as it may, there are actually two other applying inconjuncts in
the chart, Sat/Nep and Moon/Pluto, each w/ about a 2.5 degree orb.
BF: >> This is a "good/bad" chart not all light and roses?I think
Nov. '03 could be an interest rate spike and I plan to be short
interest rate futures because as interest rates go up, T-Bills and
other interest rate derivatives go down.<<
JM: Seems you have chosen to focus on the "bad" half of the
equation. As I've said before, WYSIWYG.
BF: >> The Saturn Asc and Chiron IC go through Syria, Jordan, Lebanon
and Saudi Arabia.
JM: No, Saturn is on the MC in those locations.
BF: >> The Eclipse Sun Asc and Moon Dsc run right through Delhi, India
JM: Actually, the Eclipse Sun, Moon or any other planet do not "run
through" anywhere. This is not a solar eclipse, in which you could
talk about the line of the eclipse "running through" such and such a
place. What you can say, for example, is that the Sun is at the
Ascendant at Delhi, or that Neptune is at the IC in Pakistan.
BF: >> Therefore, with equal soft and hard aspects
JM: Actually, in counting aspects, the good guys win 13 - 11, using
the standard major aspects. A small margin, but a "win" nevertheless.
BF: >> the two grand trines can manifest in two ways: Air signs
Plus: good communications, intellectual, logical, objective,
broadminded and lacking in prejudice or Minus: cold and impractical.
JM: No, the second Grand Trine is in WATER.
BF: >> I don't see this eclipse has that great and certainly less
powerful than the Aug.'99 grand cross eclipse.
JM: It's not so much an issue of which eclipse is more powerful (and
by the way, one should expect that a Solar eclipse would be more
powerful than a Lunar) but rather the issue is to see the connection
between the two. If you read Madalyn Hillis-Dineen's essay on the
site, no doubt you will see that connection. There are also a couple
of other essays that point out the relationship between specific
moments of time (i.e., the astrology) and the Concordance. And I'm
not arguing against the power of the August '99 SOALR eclipse. After
all, it DID produce a series of sever quakes. But again, if I may
refer you to the site, there are a couple of articles
(http://www.astrosite.com/__Quakes.htm) from the New York Times, of
all places, that point out the HEALING effect that those quakes
ultimately brought about.
And finally, Chris,
>> Whatever happens here, it will be big :)<<
JM: Yes, Chris, it WILL be big, especially if one can see it as
being big NOW.
Thanks all, for indulging me with your time and patience to read
through this rather long post. And thank you, David, for maintaining
the focus. I continue to disagree with you about the 2012 date, but
the rest of your work still resonates strongly for me. As I've said
elsewhere, do you really want to wait another 10 YEARS for the
Ascension?
In Love and the One Heart,
Johnny