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This makes me really want an xkcd astrology book

Update: the light to the theater was out of order and I have it all to myself

OMG this is such a good idea

Anyhoo I made a Google calendar with the moon's ingresses into each mansion (for 9 trips around the lunar zodiac) in case you would also like to spy on the moon with me. I use the same notation as Jay does in "The Night Theater". May it serve you well! (fin)

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I'm so grateful for Jay's work because it makes greater intimacy with the mysteries of the moon--celestial grape-vine, great gossip-maker, lamp of the masses--much more accessible. (4/5)

observation and artistic expression, and developing the fecund intersection between tradition and disciplined innovation. Times are desperately urgent and cloistered wizardry is only a good look on Willem Dafoe right now, but being with the moon is such sweet solace. (3/5)

Jay's "Procession of the Night Theater" served as a guide for the class and I can't recommend Jay's teaching or the book more emphatically. At the risk of sounding click-baity, I feel like "Procession" is essentially "36 Faces" for the mansions--researched with devotion, annealed with personal (2/5)