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Basic Mudras You Need To Know And The Philosophy Behind Them
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Ne me cherche pas lĂ oĂč les vivants rendent visite aux morts, ainsi quâon les appelle. Cherche-moi au fond des mers. Dans les places, dans un feu cĆur, parmi les chevaux, les chiens, dans les riziĂšres, le ruisseau, ou auprĂšs des oiseaux ou rĂ©flĂ©chie dans quelquâun dâautre, Ă remonter un dur chemin. Pierre, semence, sel FoulĂ©es de la vie. Cherche-moi lĂ . Vivante.
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Ceux qui écrivent les chants du peuple sont bien plus puissants que ceux qui font les lois.
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The moon visiting the houses of the 12 zodiac signs, from a small copy of Mu'nis al-ahrar fi daqa'iq al-ash'ar (The Free Manâs Companion to the Subtleties of Poems) of Jajarmi
Isfahan, Iran, finished in Ramadan A.H. 741/A.D. 1341
These pages from an anthology of Persian poetry illustrate a poem about the moon entering the houses of the twelve zodiac signs, with advice on favourable actions in each season.
In the three scenes on the first leaf, the Moon (a crowned woman holding a crescent moon) is shown visiting Sagittarius, depicted as an archer who shoots an arrow against his own dragonlike tail; Capricorn, a goat; and finally the planet Saturn (the water carrier, or Aquarius) lifting a bucket from a well. The second page shows Virgo, Libra, and Scorpio.
When the Moon has come to Capricorn, hold entertainments. / Dig qanats and canals, if you are able. / Buy slaves and animals, if you have the money. / Toil to acquire learning; do not behave ignorantly.
When the Moon is in Aquarius, if you have money / Buy furnishings and goods and Indian slaves. / To see agents and sheikhs is good. / There is a ban on bleeding, hunting, marriage, and travel.
Met Museum 57.51.25