ghost dog wrote: "A stay at the crossing of Chiron and Pluto leads to intense experiences in the realm of sexuality, the use of power and as well as the issues of life and death. The awareness and maturity of your personal experience of such matters determine the type of situation you are likely to encounter."
Okay, I'm seeking further perspective on how my awareness and maturity of such matters as "intense experiences in the realm of sexuality, the use of power and as well as the issues of life and death" would determine the type of situation I may encounter.
Would it be don't trust anyone ever?
not at all
sex
use of power
issues of life and death
that sex is a taboo subject in traditional western religious environments says more about the fearfulness of traditional religious environments than it does about sex
the experience is capable of evoking extremely powerful emotional states
there really is a feeling of oneness and connection that melts people together for a moment
there is also a purely physical lust that is primal and raw
these experiences are incredible and incredibly powerful
obviously one needs a compatable partner
i recomend aiming high and not being afraid of rejection as suggestions to anyone looking for such a partner
the use of power always comes to this; power itself eventually defeats those unfit for it.
who do you become when everyone else is subservient to you?
what do you pursue when you know that you can literally have whatever you desire?
at what point does being the emporer become more of a burden than a priveledge?
how ought the emporer act towards his subjects?
what about the emporers son?
if you would be king
think well on how you would address a king if held power of death over you at his whim
would you be a brave counselor?
would you stand on your truth or on his inclination?
how do you treat those who are more powerful and how do you trealt those less powerful than yourself?
life and death
have you ever risked your life?
have you ever been in a situation where your life was in danger?
have you faced danger willingly or deliberately?
do you need to prove yourself?
if so to whom?
and how?
and what of the effects of your proof on others?
do you know that if you find yourself in a situation where your life or others lives are in danger
that you have at least the potential to keep some semblance of composure and to think objectively?
can you develop and impmement a plan in the face of danger?
how afraid are you to die?
not theoretical "i know im going to heaven so im not afraid of the bad guys on tv" courage
but
"this may cost me my life but i dont have any other choice" kind lf courage
i would say its ok to not know the answers right away
also it is ok to have been afraid and to have backed down because of it
what it is not ok to do is accept that you are a defeated person
so what now? how does one go about answering these questions?
SHOULD one deliberately seek such answers?
ones perspective flavors the nature of any experience
such questions as i have posted flavor ones perspective
so in the answers to my questions you will touch upon the answer to your question
