Tonight on PWFM: A Matter of Trust

On the shore of Lake Ontario. Photo by Eric.

Good Evening,

The New Moon program is ready. In the third segment, starting at about 1 hour and 11 minutes, I reference a new article about A Course in Miracles from Harper’s.

Be aware that the writer is presenting herself as a critic and partial student, not as someone who has given herself to the work. So you may read that she is uncertain about the benefits she has gained. Someone cannot be skeptical and faithful at the same time.

I also read from a passage called The Branching of the Road, originally on page 444 of the original published edition of the text. If you want to read without all the little numbers tucked in (which key to a big concordance), you will need to get an old copy. Linda at the Liberty Bookshop is good at finding them.

Below is a salient portion of the eclipse chart. Salacia is exactly opposite the conjunction, and the purple lines go right to Ceres and Pholus (the grape and the grain aspect).

Note, “Sternstein” does not mean Star Mountain but that is the name of the song. Star Mountain would be something like “Sternberg.”

Anything else? Check the comments. — efc

Detail of the solar eclipse chart.

In Oswego, NY, a bay of Lake Ontario with a rear view of the Fitzpatrick nuclear power generating plant, situated along the lake. Photo by Eric.

Three trees that lined the now nonexistent Wheatfield Ave. (facing west toward now nonexistent 99th St.) inside the Love Canal containment area.

Terminus of still-active 96th St., ending at the containment area. This is facing east; the numbered streets run north and south with this one exception.