Monday, May 17, 2010

Selfmade Stovetop Smoker

FRAGRANCES AND CANDLE (VI)

the best time for a ritual

One of the most important things in the preparation of a ritual is to determine when to do it. We must be clear why we are going to perform the ritual. To determine the time required to carry out the ritual we must consider several factors: the predominant lunar phase and whether it will be a daytime or nighttime ritual.

Moon phases

rituals whose aim is related to growth, expansion, development, increase, increment, and similar items should be carried out in the crescent phase, ie, from the moon new to full moon. On the contrary, rituals aimed is related to the diminution, reduction, diminution, removal and similar concepts must be in waning from full moon to new moon.

The time

Whatever the role played by time of day, moon phase, day of week, time, planetary or any other factor, the most important remains our intentions and concentration on the target. If all our energy is focused, everything else becomes secondary. We will describe some traditional patterns, which play only a supporting role. We must not become slaves of these systems, which have been created by man which have proved conducive to many people, but we ourselves who must select and use seem more reasonable to us and which we feel most comfortable or best identified.

astrological hour selection

The best day to perform a ritual is one ruled by the planet that best symbolize the ritual. At this time, the planetary influence can have maximum effect, and their vibrations are at that moment the strongest. For example, a ritual whose aim may be related to the Sun, is best run on Sunday, and in particular in those hours of Sunday governed by the Sun, therefore, to begin a ritual, we must know two things:

1. What planet governs the area of \u200b\u200blife that addresses the ritual and
2. What day and time of day are ruled by this planet.
planets and days
Sunday Sun Tuesday Saturn

Weekday

Metro

Monday

Luna

Mars

Wednesday

Mercury

Thursday

Jupiter

Friday

Venus

Saturday

planetary hours

The first hour of the day is governed every day of the week for the planet for the day. For example, the Sun rules the first hour Sunday. Given the number of days a week, and given that these tables are based on seven planets, each planet rules the first time, eighth, fifteenth and twenty-second hour of each day. Here we describe the two systems that will help us calculate the most auspicious time of day to perform the ritual, the time you will find it easier to focus on our goal.

Sol Fourth Sol Luna Luna Moon Mars

HOURS

DAY

*

OF

*

THE

*

WEEK

HOURS

24h Method (1).

Sunday

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

Method 2 x 12 (2)

0 to 1

Sun Moon Mars

Mercury Jupiter Venus

Saturn

First

1 to 2

Venus Saturn Sun

Luna

Mars Mercury Jupiter

Second

2 to 3

Mercury Jupiter Venus

Saturn

Sun Moon Mars

Third

3 to 4

Moon Mars Mercury

Jupiter Venus Saturn

4-5

Saturn

Sol Luna Mars

Mercury Jupiter Venus

Thursday

5-6

Jupiter Venus Saturn

Sun

Luna Mars Mercury

Friday

6 to 7

Mars Mercury Jupiter

Venus Saturn Sun

Luna

Seventh

7 - 8 Sol

Moon Mars Mercury

Jupiter Venus Saturn

Eighth

8 to 9

Venus Saturn Sun

Luna

Mars Mercury Jupiter

Ninth

90-10

Mercury Jupiter Venus

Saturn

Sol Luna Mars

Tenth

10-11

Luna Marte Mercurio

Jupiter Venus Saturn

Sol

Undécima

11-12

Saturn

Sol Luna Mars

Mercurio

Jupiter Venus

Duodécima

12-13

Jupiter Venus

Saturn Sol Luna

Mars Mercury

First

13 to 14

Mars Mercury

Jupiter Venus Saturn

Second

14 to 15

Sun

Moon Mars

Mercury Jupiter Venus

Saturn

Third

15 to 16

Venus Saturn Sol

Luna Mars Mercury

Jupiter

Fourth

16 to 17

Mercury Jupiter Venus

Saturn Sol Luna

Mars

Fifth

17 to 18

Moon Mars

Mercury

Jupiter Venus Saturn

Sun

Sixth

18 to 19

Saturn Sol

Moon Mars

Mercury Jupiter Venus

Seventh

19 -20

Jupiter Venus

Saturn Sol

Luna Mars Mercury

Eighth

20 to 21

Mars Mercury

Jupiter Venus

Saturn Sol Luna

Ninth

21 to 22

Sun Moon Mars

Mercury

Jupiter Venus Saturn

Tenth

22 to 23

Venus Saturn Sun

Mars Mercury Jupiter

Eleventh

23 to 24

Mercury Jupiter Venus

Saturn Sol

Twelfth

1 The day begins at midnight few hours normally.

2 The day begins with sunrise and divided into twelve equal parts until sunset.

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