Esoteric V10: July 1896 - Iapsop.com

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~ive yuu ll ve•·y finely organized body ; but the position of l
(Man) relative to the Moon -will, I am afraid, produce aome
phy11ical deformity. if it has not already done 11o. There seema to lM!
but one sphP.t·e of usefulness open before you.-that of the educational
or literary. You may, however, be successful in busine88, providing
you can overcome your combative nature ; but in combat, especially in
liti~tion, you will be apt to make enemies and lose your cause.
You have ideals of the occult, but you will find every et!ort in that
dire«·tion met by almost insurmountable difficulties; yet there are no
difficulties fur God Almighty, and if your life is consecrated to him;
and if you follow carefully the ~idance, clay by day, you will be led
into _the hil{llt'r spiritual: you can attain nothing throng~ the realm of
magic.
Bec.tut~e uf pt>KSellsing a Leo body and a Virgo interior your
inner natu1·e is led into externals. so that they who know you will
know you aR hull!. free. and intellel'tnally bright; yet, withal, your nature
is deep. hidden. a111l sei'retivP. Yon 11hunld study never to place
yourself in a po!!itiun in which p•·evari«·atiun becomes a nece88ity ; and
much great.t>l' 1'1\l't' ~!l!l.
E. H. Angn11t 11. tS:{9. 4 p. m. Denma•·k.
$ (Ea1·th) in st (Leo); the Moon in 11Jt (Virgo); 1 (Sagittarius)
ri11ing. Thi>~ nature is a paradox to itself: its innate quality is kind,.·
loving. and gentle; its external self is active, energetic, even bordering
on the rough. Full of ideals, perhaps call~ by soaue a dreamer, yet our
subject is practical and intellectual. HP. has good intuitions, but they
are apt to bt! covered by hi11 critical, exactitag, reasoning mind. He '
has time11 of deep interior sadness for which he knows no particular
reason. At Kttch times the soul reaches out toward God aud the cauae
world : ht> feels diKSatisfied with everything around him, and he
reache11 fu1· 11omething unknown tu his physical intellect. There are
lllt!IIJUI'ie11 in the soul of this man whil'h ocr.a.sionaUy &sert them~
,.ei'i't!ll, fu1· we lu~lieve. that in a funnel' life. he was a student of the ·
myt~tic. If he has ma1·ried. we think that his married life has not ·
heen a happy nne. He is a great lover uf knowledge. and likes to .·
have c\'erything around him \"e•·y nice. He is a hard worker and a
nat.nri1l ~tudent: and I believt. he hM fine mechanical abilities. Hill:;
wt>ak puint has alwa.vs OOPn in his lm·P naturP. Re 11honld ttvoid t.bt> '
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