Do you think that your study of history prepares you for the future?
If so, why, when history is studied to great lengths, do cycles still repeat?
The common response to this question is to highlight the manipulation of information. But if that were so, then why do these dissenting voices even exist?
Why does the material that the dissenting voices study, to learn alternative values contrary to the present, and why listen to the messages delivered to them from their intuition still lead us to repeating cycles?
Is no one really listening? Is what the dissenting voices say part of the maintenance of the cycle itself?
Perhaps the cycle is not as singular as the perception of it would lead us to believe.
Those that have the spiritual sense to even be aware of these cycles know that ultimately all aspects that are occurring within the cycle is part of the cycle and that no forces exist that are contrary to it. Because it is simply an impossibly.
There is but one system of systems; the one that is also the zero. The everything and nothing. Often individuals will only see all or nothing, not both.
Thus is the importance of contradiction in thought and action. And even this message, delivered to you through an algorithm from my hand is representative of the importance of these cycles and their similarities. For they are often in the same key, but in a different arrangement or the same arrangement in a different key.
The differences are up to the individual to weigh and understand. Their clarity is dependent on the ability to withstand the magnetism towards a past cycle to compare it to.
The progression of the cycles is but another cycle, into an infinite regression. Each reverberating, each breathing, each rhythmically reacting all the way up and down the this system of systems.
It is best felt, like music, which is a microcosm of this macrocosm. But music alone doesn't capture the perception of this infinite system. That is never the purpose of the microcosm. Its purpose is to be representative, to capture a system within that greater system. This provides clues but never expresses the full breadth of its meaning.
Don't get scared, but imagine for a moment that you are a person who is still clinging to cultural ideas despite them being used against your perception of security, reality, and your personal sovereignty to rob and extract as much time, energy, and value out of your experience.
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Hoy es domingo, mi día de descanso. Comparto contigo estos siete pensamientos.
1. Vivo en la cárcel
de mis huellas.
2. Antes de conocerte
añoraba tu ausencia.
3. Arrastro como una viuda
las soledades del mundo.
4. Inventan causas
para efectos que no la tienen.
5. No adornes
desnuda lo esencial.
6. Si no eres rey
acepta ser semilla.
7. No busques crear
deja crecer.
…
Te envío un abrazo con un cariño infinito,
Alejandro
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Photos @PascaleMJodo
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Down here we do shadow work for spiritual & emotional control. We enjoy the pain because we know that it is teaching us something valuable.
In time, love will prevail and its eruption outward in defiance of the underworld forges your exit from its depths.
Katabasis.
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We quite forget that we can be as deplorably overcome by a virtue as by a vice. There is a sort of frenzied, orgiastic virtuousness which is just as infamous as a vice and leads to just as much injustice and violence. ~CG Jung
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Sometimes people project their golden shadow onto others. Golden shadow is the wonderful things about you that you cannot accept.
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Baron Munchausen’s Dream (1911) — Georges Méliès shows customary boundless imagination in this short film depicting the pleasures and terrors that plague the drunken baron: publicdomainreview.org/colle…
Tyger Tyger, burning bright,
In the forests of the night;
What immortal hand or eye,
Could frame thy fearful symmetry?
In what distant deeps or skies.
Burnt the fire of thine eyes?
On what wings dare he aspire?
What the hand, dare seize the fire?
And what shoulder, & what art,
Could twist the sinews of thy heart?
And when thy heart began to beat,
What dread hand? & what dread feet?
What the hammer? what the chain,
In what furnace was thy brain?
What the anvil? what dread grasp,
Dare its deadly terrors clasp!
When the stars threw down their spears
And water'd heaven with their tears:
Did he smile his work to see?
Did he who made the Lamb make thee?
Tyger Tyger burning bright,
In the forests of the night:
What immortal hand or eye,
Dare frame thy fearful symmetry?
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Fuimos algo antes de venir, seremos algo después de irnos. Nada nos fue dado que no fuera para todos.
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Sometimes it feels so good to be bad.
This week Pluto turns direct.
He's been retro since early May.
It's time to break your own rules.
Pluto in Aquarius is experimental.
Juno will soon join him.
The asteroid of commitment.
As if this Venus Retro couldn't be more intense.
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The reason I want to reach this level isn’t to remember my past lives. It’s because of what it takes to become capable of doing so. The real achievement isn’t remembering them. It’s becoming whole enough to feel ALL of who you are and have been.
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This is one existential New Moon chart.
It warns strongly against self-rejection.
But there's a mysterious undercurrent.
Venus Retro rules this moon AND the Taurus Full Moon after it.
That means situations may tempt us to abandon our values to gain approval, love or safety.
Presently we find Venus coupled with Mercury in Scorpio as she slowly moves backwards.
Traditional interpretations say she is ruled by Mars in Leo, who squares her—a key part of their annual dance.
This may manifest as people pushing you to take their side. But your desire doesn't need to be loud in order to exist.
Modern interpretations say Venus is ruled by Pluto in Aquarius, who also squares her.
This is the temptation to destroy all desire, to become cold and quiet, to hide. This is also unnecessary.
Mars is ruled by the Sun, who's on the Libra New Moon.
Pluto is ruled by Saturn in Aries, who's opposite the New Moon.
In many ways, 2026 is about Saturn in Aries—his struggle to help us find courage in a world of war, accelerating change and disappointing governance.
The New Moon opposite says: let that be the reason you bet on yourself and others.
Don't leave love on the table. Veterans like to say the casino always wins. But a rigged game eventually falls apart.
Never quit. Never reject yourself.
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Hoy, para desarrollar tu generosidad, regala algo a alguien sin que sepa que eres tú quien se lo da.


























