Introduction
I find the information that I am going to include in this
post really extraordinary. It has for me anyway, helped to understand the
effect of the moon on the human being and under what precise conditions this
effect reaches its maximum. Hope you find the information in this post as
interesting and impactful as I have found it.
Moon as the Cause of Mechanical Movement
Recapping from the previous post, the Moon influences
liquids, including the liquids or fluids inside the human body and outside the
human body. The Moon does not influence solids, minerals, gases or electricity,
but it certainly influences liquids.
The Moon draws the liquids in our body towards it and the
Earth draws those liquids down towards it, so at some point the liquids, being
drawn down and up at the same time reach a stand still where those two forces
cancel out leaving the fluids suspended. Because of this stand still effect on
our liquids especially the lymph liquids, the human being has to move to get
the lymph fluids to circulate through the lymphatic system in the body.
Therefore if we do not move physically and intentionally, we
are impelled to move our body unintentionally that is automatically, in an
unconscious and mechanical way. Therefore the Moon is the cause of our
mechanical involuntary and unaware movements and can only really reach us when
we are not conscious of what we are doing. The lunar influence strives in our
not knowing and in our lack of conscious attention and self-observation. The Moon
rules over the mechanicity and involuntary movements in the human being.
Moon and Habits
We all create habits which are something that we have learnt
or performed in the beginning for a good or bad reason. Later though the
impulses to move go into the habits or patterns that we have previously created.
Habit is a large part of our life and so as the Moon is the
one that produces the need for us to move involuntarily the Moon is behind the
strength of many of our habits. Once again the Moon is there controlling our
mechanical actions.
Habits form our Life and Chief Characteristics
Habits over time creep into our life and spread through it
creating certain very identifying characteristics. Our chief weakness and our
weaknesses in general are certainly habits.
Chief weakness is built on habit and habit is strengthened
by involuntary action and involuntary action is built on pointless movement.
This is all caused by the effect of the Moon on liquid matter.
Below is a section of text from Rodney Collins’ book “The
Theory of Celestial Influence” where he gives an example of how a habit can
become a chief weakness.
“A characteristic
habit, gradually spreading into all sides of a man's life, in time becomes his
chief weakness. For instance, a man has on the one hand a tendency to be shy,
and on the other a tendency to be meticulous in the performance of small tasks.
While still a boy he acquires the habit of wanting to finish what he is doing
rather than meet other people. Gradually, it begins to seem right and
inevitable to him to complete even the most trivial task before fulfilling an
engagement. Later still, if there is no task to delay his meeting people, he
invents one. And so in the end it happens that — quite literally - he never
keeps an engagement.
Such a chief weakness
may spoil a man's life, get him into endless trouble, prevent him from
accomplishing everything that he attempts. And the curious thing is that to the
man himself the weakness may remain quite unknown and invisible. For to him
each instance will seem separate and inevitable, and it will never occur to him
that he could act in any other way.
Chief weakness is thus
built on habit, habit on involuntary action, and involuntary action on
pointless movement. And the primary cause of this whole sequence is the
apparently innocent influence of the Moon upon liquid matter. It is for this
reason that the path of conscious development is sometimes described as 'escape
from the power of the Moon'.”
Escape from the Power of the Moon
When we attempt to become conscious we will at some point become
conscious of all of our involuntary actions and habits and general mechanicity,
whose cause is produced in us by the Moon. Therefore to escape or free
ourselves from our mechanicity we end up starting to escape from the power of
the Moon over us. Because it is the Moon that is a large contributor to our
mechanicity and so that is why it is said that when we try to awaken or that is
become more conscious it is said that we are trying to escape from the power of
the Moon.
Lunar Influence Will Always be there where there are Liquids
As long as we are liquid we will move impelled by the Moon.
If we were all solid or all energy we would be free from the influence of the
Moon. We can not change our liquid nature though we can change our centre of gravity
so that we are more based I our aerial, solid and etheric levels, which do not function
based on liquids.
Change our Centre of Gravity
One way to escape the influence of the Moon is to base our
centre of gravity in our consciousness and in the heart, because concentrating
on these two elements which are not liquid but electric in nature take us away
from the effects of the Moon.
Conclusion
The Greek legend said the Endymion (humanity) was put to
sleep by the Luna or Selene (the Moon) but Pan was totally in love with her .
That is nature, the animals, plants and minerals are all under Her (the Mon’s) influence
and control exerting them to move involuntarily. However humanity is under her
control with Her the Moon inducing in us all sorts of mechanicity, however if
the human being decides to wake up, that is to become conscious that human
being will stop being controlled by the Moon and will then not be Hers, i.e.
free of Her. Image below is of the Goddess Luna.
The Legend states that Luna or Selene was in love with
Endymion but not the other way around. This means that the Moon has grasped us,
because liquids are part of our nature, we were created that way, and we have not
grasped the Moon. To keep us the Moon has put us to sleep, i.e. induced in us a
certain mechanical nature.
End (37).
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