In 1851 Rev Richard Trench established his fame as a philologist by The Study of Words, originally delivered as lectures to the pupils of the Diocesan Training School, Winchester. His stated purpose was to demonstrate that in words, even taken singly, “there are boundless stores of moral and historic truth, and no less of passion and imagination laid up”—an argument which he supported by a number of apposite illustrations.
(via Amazon.com and by Richard Branam.)
What does this indicate about the number of solutions to the system of equations.
(a) The system has infinitely many solutions.
(b) The system has three solutions.
(c) The system has two solutions.
(d) The system has no solutions.
(Which one is it?)
If the elimination produces the equation 0=0, then the two equations are for the same line. This means that there are an infinite number of solutions.
To quote Heather Williams, H.W., M., “Translation is the creative process of re-engineering the outdated software of your mind.” Translation is a 5-step process using syllogistic reasoning to transform apparent man and the universe back into its essential whole, complete and perfect nature. Through the process of Translation, reality is uncovered and thus revealed. Through word tracking, getting to the essence of the words we use to express our current view of reality, we are uncovering the underlying timeless reality of the Universe.
Sense testimony:
Persons can use your past history to separate you from your infinite source.
Conclusions
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Hey Guys,
Last month in the August issue, I passed on some great ideas for exploration, and reasons to get up off the couch, and that was beside the Solar Eclipse. Perhaps many who watched the eclipse were inspired to reflect and to become more of their awesome best.
September offers yet another variety of opportunities to increase your social activity or enhance your social skills to attract success. September is considered the Self-Improvement Month. Engaging in activities this month might help you find something valuable about yourself. It is all the more reason for you to get off that couch and out that door, or at least to set a goal to hone any latent ability you might have tucked away.
See suggestions below to help start your search for fun and adventure in September.
• Classical Music Month (Something before 1950)
• Hispanic Heritage Month
• Baby Safety Month
• Better Breakfast Month
• Cable TV Month
• Children’s Eye Health and Safety Month
• Fall Festival’s (Sept. 30-Oct. 31, 2017)
• International Square-Dancing Month
• Library Card Sign-Up Month
• National Chicken Month
• National Courtesy Month
• National Honey Month
• National Piano Month
• National Rice Month
• National Read-A-New-Book Month
• National School Success Month
• National Sewing Month
• National Women of Achievement Month
• Hispanic Heritage Week (2nd Week)
• Constitution Week (3rd Week)
• National Child Care Week (3rd Week)
• National Flower Week (3rd Week)
• National Dog Week (4th Week)
September 1-4, 2017
Eid-al-Adha (the Festival of Sacrifice.)
Sep 21-22, 2017
Rosh Hashana (Jewish New Year)
Friday Sept. 01
Emma M. Nutt Day
National Cherry Popover Day
No Rhyme or Reason DAY
Saturday Sept. 02
Bison-Tell-Yell Day (also known as -200th anniversary celebration of any imaginary character of your choosing day)
Sunday Sept. 03
Skyscraper Day
Monday Sept. 04
LABOR DAY
Eat an Extra Dessert Day
Tuesday Sept. 05
Be Late for Something Day
National Cheese Pizza Day
Wednesday Sept. 06
Fight Procrastination Day
Read a Book Day
Thursday Sept. 07
National Salami Day
Friday Sept. 08
International Literacy Day
National Date Nut Bread Day
Pardon Day
Saturday Sept. 09
Teddy Bear Day
Sunday Sept. 10
Swap Ideas Day
Grandparent’s Day
National Pet Memorial Day
Monday Sept. 11
911 Remembrance
Patriots Day
Make Your Bed Day
Tuesday Sept. 12
Chocolate Milk Shake Day
National Video Games Day
Wednesday Sept. 13
Defy Superstition Day
National Peanut Day
Positive Thinking Day
Uncle Sam Day – (image first used 1813)
Thursday Sept. 14
Hug Your Hound Day
National Cream-Filled Donut Day
Friday Sept. 15
Make a Hat Day
POW/MIA Recognition Day
Saturday Sept. 16
Collect Rocks Day
Guacamole Day
Mexican Independence Day
Step Family Day
Working Parents Day
Sunday Sept. 17
69th Annual Emmy Awards
International Country Music Day
National Apple Dumpling Day
Citizenship Day
Wife Appreciation Day
Monday Sept. 18
National Cheeseburger Day
Tuesday Sept. 19
International Talk Like A Pirate Day
National Gymnastics Day
Wednesday Sept. 20
National Punch Day
Thursday Sept. 21
International Peace Day
Miniature Golf Day
World Gratitude Day
Friday Sept. 22
Autumn Equinox / Mabon – (Fall begins)
National Business Women’s Day
Native American Day (4th Friday)
Hobbit Day
Friday Sept. 23
Checkers Day
Saturday Sept. 24
National Cherries Jubilee Day
Sunday Sept. 24
Punctuation Day
Monday Sept. 25
National Comic Book Day
Tuesday Sept. 26
Johnny Appleseed Day
Love Note Day
Wednesday Sept. 27
Crush a Can Day (think recycle)
Thursday Sept. 28
Ask a Stupid Question Day.
National Good Neighbor Day.
Friday Sept. 29
International Confucius Day Celebration
National Coffee Day
Saturday Sept 30.
Hot Mulled Cider Day
National Mud Pack Day
Yom Kippur
Por Que Llorax Blanca Nina (Sephardic Jewish music from Sarajevo)
Jordi Savall, Montserrat Figueras
POR QUE LLORAX BLANCA NINA? (WHY DO YOU WEEP FAIR CHILD?)
Por que llorax blanca nina,
Por que llorax blanca flor?
-Lloro por vos cavallero
Que vos vax y me dexax.
Me dexax nina y muchacha,
Chica y de poca edad.
Tengo ninos chiquiticos,
Lloran y demandan pan.
Si demandan al su padre,
Que repusta les vo a dar?
Metio la mano en su pecho,
Cien dovlones le fue a dar.
Esto para que m’abasta,
Para vino o para pan?
Si esto no vos abasta,
Ya tenex d’onde tomar.
Venderex vinas y campos,
De la parte de la mar.
Vos asperarex a los siete.
Si no, a los ocho vos cazax.
Tomarex un mancevico.
Que paresca tal y cual.
Que se vista las mis ropas,
Sin sudar y sin manchar.
Esto que sintiu su madre,
Maldicion le fue a echar.
“Todas las naves del mundo,
Vayan y bolten con pas.
Y la nave del mi hijo,
Vaya y no abolte jamas”
Paso tiempo y vino teimpo,
Descarino le fue a dar.
Asentada en la ventana,
La que da para la mar.
Vido venir navezica,
Navegando por la mar
Asi biva el Capitan
Que me diga la verdad.
Si veriax al mi hijo,
Al mi hijo caronal?
Ya lo vide al su hijo,
Al su hijo caronal.
Echado en aquellos campos,
La tierra tema por cama,
Y el cielo por cuvierta.
Tres buracos el tenia
Por el uno le entra el aire.
Por el otro le entra el sol.
Y por el mas chico de ellos,
Le entra sale el lunar.
Esto que sintio su madre,
A la mar se fue a echar.
No vos echex la mi madre.
Que yo so tu hijo caronal.
Ye se bezan y se abrasan.
Y se van a pasear.
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WHY DO YOU WEEP FAIR CHILD?
Why do you weep fair child?
Why do you weep fair flower?
I weep for you, my knight,
For you go and leave me alone.
In me you leave a girl, a mere child.
A young girl of tender years.
Tiny little babes have I
Who cry and ask for bread.
If they ask for their father,
How shall I answer them?
He put his hand in his pocket,
And a hundred doubloons gave her then.
What good is this to me?
Enough to buy win or bread?
Is this not enough for you.
You have other means instead.
You shall sell both fields and vineyards,
One half of the town you shall sell.
You shall sell both fields and vineyards,
Those that lie close to the sea.
Seven years you shall wait for me,
But the eighth year you shall marry.
A fine young man you hen shall wed.
in all respects like me.
Then let him all my garments wear,
By sweat and stains unblemished.
On hearing this, his mother-in-law
Cursed him with these words.
“Let all the ships that are in the world
sail to and from in peace.
Save only my son’s ship.
Let it sail and never come back.”
Time it cam and time it went.
To longing she fell prey.
And as she sat at her window.
That looked towards the sea.
She saw a little sailing ship
Sailing upon the sea.
God save you, my good Captain.
I beg you, tell me true.
Have you seen my son, perchance,
My own dear heart, my son?
Yes indeed I have seen him,
Your own dear heart, your son.
He was lying in distant fields
Upon a bed of earth,
With only the sky for mantle.
He had three holes in his body.
Through one the wind did blow,
Through the other the sun’s light shone
And thought the smallest of the three
The moon did come and go.
On hearing this, his mother
Went to cast herself in the sea.
Mother do not drown in the sea,
It is I, your heart’s own son.
Then the two embraced and kissed
And together they walked away.
(Courtesy of Gwyllm Llwydd.)
Blaise Pascal (1623 – 1662) was a French mathematician, physicist, inventor, writer and Christian philosopher. His numerous works include “Experiences nouvelles touchant le vide,” “Traité du triangle arithmétique,” and “De l’Esprit géométrique.”
Pascal recorded his mystical experience on a scrap of paper which was found sewn up in his doublet after his death.
“From about half past ten in the evening to about half an hour after midnight.
Fire.
God of Abraham, God of Isaac, God of Jacob,
Not the God of philosophers and scholars.
Absolute Certainty: Beyond reason. Joy. Peace.
Forgetfulness of the world and everything but God.
The world has not known thee, but I have known thee.
Joy! joy! joy! Tears of joy!”
Quoted by F.C. Happold from Mysticism: A Study and an Anthology.
Oh, Great Spirit,
whose voice I hear in the winds
and whose breath gives life to all the world, hear me.
I am small and weak.
I need your strength and wisdom.
Let me walk in beauty and make my eyes
ever behold the red and purple sunset.
Make my hands respect the things you have made
and my ears sharp to hear your voice.
Make me wise so that I may understand
the things you have taught my people.
Let me learn the lessons you have hidden
in every leaf and rock.
I seek strength, not to be superior to my brother,
but to fight my greatest enemy – myself.
Make me always ready to come to you
with clean hands and straight eyes,
so when life fades, as the fading sunset,
my spirit will come to you
without shame.
The Translation Adventure of 9/3/17 included: Alex Gambeau, Cynthyny Lebo, Ned Henry and Heather Williams.
Sense testimony included discussions of world and local issues including: 23 million refugees, North Korea detonating a hydrogen bomb, Houston flooding and health issues, Fires in LA, Climate Change denials, exploding population, human culture is poisoning the future.
Final Sense Testimony: DANGER AND LACK
5th Step Conclusions:
The One Essence that is humanity is knowing safety.
The Power of Truth is here now ever present Infinite Mind available to ALL.
One Being is clear in the Universe of ONE POWER, the flowing LOVE of Awareness – I in Thee and Thou in Me
The ecosystem and we are ONE.
Wonder where Saturn is in your chart? Many of you call asking for a session about this very fact. Saturn plays a significant part in the life of every human being. Some modern astrologers will place the same enormous importance on this karmic god as they would the Sun, Moon, and Ascendant. More commonly, Saturn’s teachings will force us along a footpath towards duty and destiny. However, an ordinary interpretation, especially within traditional astrology, understands Saturn to have always stood for boundaries and limitations. However, with the later discovery of the outer planets (Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto), it has since been viewed as more of a gateway, leading us from the realm of the known towards the unknown. Saturn placement, the house, sign and aspects in your natal horoscopes lays out your daily habits and how you set limits upon yourself and others. Some fear is involved for it rules separation from other people and things valued.
Saturn symbolizes the unacceptable side of our nature, and it is believed that by accepting the hidden qualities within ourselves – acknowledging this sense of inferior feeling – we unlock the prison door. Projection is also a major factor with this planet and we often see its face in others or qualities we despise. Most of the shadowy element of any soul, lives in the unconscious and we do not wish it to be acknowledged, but this is also the source of our inner riches. In Saturn’s realm, it is a complex world of frustration, delays, rejection and unfulfilled desires. It can take a lifetime to integrate our shadow and there is always a fated element at work. For at some point, we must confront all of our worst fears. The frustrating experiences will force us to face our responsibilities and these are necessary. Everyone at some time has felt the “malefic” nature of the planet, bringing us bad luck, hard times and a painful situation.
Explore your Saturn placement and where Saturn is transiting in your chart now. The SEVEN YEAR cycles are most important in your physical evolution on planet earth.
If you want to explore it with me and your astrological chart just text me your birth time, date and place: 503 706-0396
“It is the peculiar quality of a fool to perceive the faults of others and to forget his own.”
–Marcus Tullius Cicero (January 3, 106 B.C.E. – December 7, 43 B.C.E.) was a Roman politician and lawyer, who served as consul in the year 63 BC. He came from a wealthy municipal family of the Roman equestrian order, and is considered one of Rome’s greatest orators and prose stylists. Wikipedia