10th House Culminates.
The 10th House culminates towards what represents ones social career, reputation and occupation.
But more than this, it is here where you find your vocation in life. What you feel as your “calling” — your vocation.
The 10th house navigates your actualized steps towards handling whatever that something that matters deeply inside. In leading you to these areas: of your career (vs. work), to your contributions to society. It involves your reputation, power, and influence. Additionally, the house represents your dominant parent.
Culminating- to reach the highest or greatest point.
The outer planets changing signs.
PROFECTIONS HELLENISTIC TIMING TECHNIQUE
Poems and Songs – an artistic dialogue
To understand the deep divide our choices make — artistic expression often speaks of the difference we create in our life between the directions we choose.
Here, the third stanzas ring out again and again of the famous Scottish “Loch Lomond” song, showing how the result radically differs but here the song relates to Celtic legend.
The Banks o’ Loch Lomond /Classic Scottish Tune
“You’ll take the high road and I’ll take the low road,And I’ll be in Scotland afore you.”
No matter the rest of the song – these stand out in ones memory and heart. In truth, the song historically refers to war. The survivors coming home traveling over the mountains to return home after the deceased dying in a foreign land who return home first by the “low road”. According to Frank Ticheli of Manhattan Beach Music, who explains that according to Celtic tradtion, if someone dies in a foreign land, his spirit travels to his homeland by “the low road”. The route for the souls of the dead of the underworld. The song Loch Lomand laments the spirit of the dead soldier arrives first to home. While the living soldier who must take the “high road” — here upon land over the mountains, arrives afterwards. The participation in war so familiar throughout eons gives sobering contemplation of its ramifications and those choices leading up to war. However, history recounts the story of the 17th and 18th century in Scotland with the Jacobite uprising. Two brothers taken to a foreign land. The younger giving up his life for the older to be spared. A story of ultimate life and death choice.
The beginning of Poet Robert Frost’s famed poem, lingers hauntingly to encourage courage trusting the universal resonance about our human condition we explore in making choices. His award winning poem offers timeless insights into the complexities of life with the personal victory of owning our choices.
The Road Not Taken / Poem by ROBERT FROST
This truly spells out the enormity of the moment by moment choice to choose this or that path. Yet the truth of the poem suggests that the road less taken, was the person’s very own. One that spoke deep to the soul with its needs, and its desires to fulfill the creativity stored to produce. The lines, “
These share the truth of life culminating towards what and where our steps we take to build towards a destiny, like river tributaries that lead to a big river. The poem circles back to the start, but with reality, with this sense of truthful finality: “
