Re: New age at Chinese New Year

In article <[email protected]>,
 David Dalton <[email protected]> wrote:

> January 21, 2022.  To get UTC add 3.5 hrs.

oops, 2023

> It is now January 22 in China and Chinese New Year.
> 
> The latest of my Sisyphean attempts to instigate a
> global new age begins at Chinese New year.  I
> didn't really want a correlation with an existing
> holiday, but at least Lunar New Year is fairly secular.
> 
> I jumped the gun with my "Raven/Morrigan time again"
> mostly pre-dark-moon attempt, and will try again
> beginning early on Chinese New Year.  Note that
> in paganism early waxing moon is auspicious for
> new beginnings.  And this attempt should extend
> to the "Thou moon of moons and of blessings",
> or early waxing crescent, of the Silver Bough
> thumb described on my mystic webpage.
> 
> [B] 10:19 --> 11:18 p.m.
> [DTS] (non-overlap) 11:19 --> 11:40 p.m.
> [SMPES] 11:40 p.m. -->
> [SSA] 11:41 p.m. -->
> [RAFHDBE] 11:41 p.m. -->
> [PCMM] (with consequences) 11:42 p.m. -->
> [F123] 11:42 p.m. -->
> a.s.c. (5) 11:42 p.m. -->
> 
> I will be posting updates in the thread
> "Chinese New Year attempt" on alt.religion.druid . If you 
> are a new reader feel free to ask me there to explain my
> notation.  Let me and other readers know  there if you 
> notice any effects.  I expect my updates won't be read 
> unless people notice effects.

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alone the plans you make; Decisions they will try to break" (S. McLachlan)