January 9, 2012: Full Moon of climaxes at 18°25'; "An escutcheon containing a harp and a gauntlet."
Having noble aspirations and refined tastes connected with the musical or military worlds. Much aptitude can be shown for either avenue
of endeavor, but in music the executive powers will transcend the ability to compose. One can shine as an interpreter of others' works.
A particular admixture of gentleness and irritability, playfulness and gravity can render the individual difficult to deal with. A degree of EXECUTION.*
January 23, 2012: New Moon of beginnings at
02°41'.
"A man walking with bended head, leaning upon a staff." Life is liable to many and severe shocks of misfortune, the
severing of ties and the disappointment of hopes. Nevertheless, it is best to show a spirit of steadfast resignation to the will of Heaven and therin find
consolation for griefs and sorrows. The task to perform in life will be honourable but unprofitable
and many will be the difficulties which encumber the upward path. Nevertheless, being equipped for a long and arduous journey, and
endowed with a patient and firm will, the goal will eventually be obtained. Only in the interval will one have to surrender all held
most dear in life. It is a degree of PERSEVERANCE.*
25'; "An escutcheon containing a harp and a gauntlet."
Having noble aspirations and refined tastes connected with the musical or military worlds. Much aptitude can be shown for either avenue
of endeavor, but in music the executive powers will transcend the ability to compose. One can shine as an interpreter of others' works.
A particular admixture of gentleness and irritability, playfulness and gravity can render the individual difficult to deal with. A degree of EXECUTION.*
41'.
"A man walking with bended head, leaning upon a staff." Life is liable to many and severe shocks of misfortune, the
severing of ties and the disappointment of hopes. Nevertheless, it is best to show a spirit of steadfast resignation to the will of Heaven and therin find
consolation for griefs and sorrows. The task to perform in life will be honourable but unprofitable
and many will be the difficulties which encumber the upward path. Nevertheless, being equipped for a long and arduous journey, and
endowed with a patient and firm will, the goal will eventually be obtained. Only in the interval will one have to surrender all held
most dear in life. It is a degree of PERSEVERANCE.*
