Re: Sighting of the moon
David Dalton <[email protected]> Wed, 04 Sep 2024 18:39:15 -0230
| Newsgroups | alt.religion.islam, alt.sufi, alt.islam.sufism, soc.culture.arabic, alt.culture.saudi, soc.culture.iranian |
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| Organization | Eternal September |
| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
On Sep 3, 2024, David Dalton wrote (in article<[email protected]>): > My latest global new age onset mystic activation attempt > is as mentioned on the thread “Raven and the First Men, revisited” > on alt.religion.druid , in which I relate Raven to the dark moon > that just passed and the Clamshell to the following full moon. > > My attempt beginning exactly at dark moon failed, but I am > trying again beginning at earliest waxing crescent, which is > auspicious for new beginnings in paganism and some > other religions. However I cannot sight the moon here > this evening since it is still only at 0.55% and since it > is cloudy here. So I might have to try again on September 5, > which is the three-sunspot-cycle anniversary of my sun stare. > But I always cite the moon. :-) > > Anyway, has anyone on here sighted the early waxing crescent > of early September, 2024 yet? If not, post a followup when > you do. > > Also I wonder how past primary ootws (Openers of the Way, > who I previously called avatar types) would have been > able to sight the earliest waxing crescent, since like me > they would have been extremely nearsighted but without > glasses (which I discarded before my sun stare, so the > focus formed off my retina, plus it was brief). Maybe > they relied on other(s) to do the sighting? According to a news.google.com search for sighting of the moon it was sighted in Hyderabad (or nearby) on September 4, but was not sighted in Islamabad (or nearby) so they anticipate a sighting of September 5 there. -- David Dalton [email protected] https://www.nfld.com/~dalton (home page) https://www.nfld.com/~dalton/dtales.html Salmon on the Thorns (mystic page) “Mary walks down to the water’s edge and there she hangs Her head to find herself faded a shadow of what she once was" (S. McL.)