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Cup of Tea
shadow stars reflect on Mars
on Earth they are unseen
on Earth where thought is seldom sought
believing rules supreme
stars once born which have been torn
encountering the Sun
planets' rings and other things
are part of what's become
the solar system's local wisdom
anode cathode stream
currents flow through where we know
within an astral beam
Birkland's twisty, vague and misty
electricity
deep space power hour to hour
dense activity
from far away we come to play
riding in a stream
from Sirius although we miss
our home's pleasant dream
here on Mars with shadow stars
visiting the free
beings shifting dust that's drifting
for a cup of tea
on Earth they are unseen
on Earth where thought is seldom sought
believing rules supreme
stars once born which have been torn
encountering the Sun
planets' rings and other things
are part of what's become
the solar system's local wisdom
anode cathode stream
currents flow through where we know
within an astral beam
Birkland's twisty, vague and misty
electricity
deep space power hour to hour
dense activity
from far away we come to play
riding in a stream
from Sirius although we miss
our home's pleasant dream
here on Mars with shadow stars
visiting the free
beings shifting dust that's drifting
for a cup of tea
Published 23rd Dec 2019
Author's Note
Best with headphones...drawing upon the Electric Sun and Electric Universe models...the Sun is not a fusion reactor but instead is a glowing anode in an electric circuit whose virtual cathode is the heliopause...electric currents flowing through interstellar, and intergalactic, space know as Birkland currents power the stars ...both Saturn and Jupiter are probably former stars which lost their power source to the Sun, becoming instead the planets we see today...
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24th Dec 2019 5:00am
the universe in all its forms is where we live and play....I'm happy you enjoy playing along too...:)
23rd Dec 2019 10:39pm
24th Dec 2019 5:01am
25th Dec 2019 3:16am
I can't resist a good cup of tea, and I'm into astrology and I didn't know that Saturn and Jupiter were stars, but they are significant in.astrology. Jupiter takes 12 years to orbit the sun and Saturn takes 10 years, approximately, and those are significant numbers, and the planets are significant. Its a very interesting piece :)
25th Dec 2019 5:43am
Thanks for commenting PR...actually I am (beside poet) a long time amateur astrologer and astronomer (I have a 112mm Newtonian reflector)...by the way Saturn takes almost 29.5 years for one orbit...the Saturn return chart in astrology is very significant,,,,interestingly the most ancient extant records of Saturn (Sumerian, Egyptian,Indian) refer to Saturn as the Sun...if you are interested in this theory an excellent intro is at :
http://www.everythingselectric.com/product/the-saturn-theory/
Enjoy the holiday season!
Lawrence
ps incidentally up until !752 and the adoption of the Gregorian Calendar by Britain and its territories New Years Day was March 25)
http://www.everythingselectric.com/product/the-saturn-theory/
Enjoy the holiday season!
Lawrence
ps incidentally up until !752 and the adoption of the Gregorian Calendar by Britain and its territories New Years Day was March 25)
2nd Jan 2020 4:25am
Thanks for the link, I started reading the free pdf article about saturn conjunct venus in the ancient sky, that's so interesting that people thought it was the sun.. I didn't know about the other new year, either, that's interesting too :)
