Will You Look In The Mirror?
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Lady Galadriel shows Frodo the Mirror of
visions past, present, and future. The ancient art
The Blue Wave SCREENTIME Time, Space, the Mirror
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February 14 1419 In the dusk of evening, Sam finally gets his wish: to
see Elven-magic! He and Frodo are invited to look in the Mirror of
Galadriel: a basin of water she pours, across which images pass. But Sam
finds the experience bitter, as all three are torn by difficult choices.
Sam sees the Shire ravaged, and his father homeless, and only on the
verge of tears can he choose to continue following his master. Frodo
himself sees the Eye of Sauron searching for him, and perceives the
Elven-ring on Galadriel's finger whose power will be ended if his quest
succeeds; he responds with the vast gesture of offering her the Ruling
Ring. Galadriel refuses to take the Dark Lord's place, and announces
that, their choices having been made, the time has come for them to
depart. Later the entire Company are called before the Lord
and Lady, and Celeborn offers them boats on which they can ride the
Anduin south for many miles before having to choose whether to turn west
toward Minas Tirith or east towards Mordor. The Company returns to their
pavilion for one last evening of rest, and debate long into the night
which the direction they should choose. Gandalf returns to life, now with the color White:
the head of the order of Wizards. His body has lain atop Zirak-zigil for
almost three weeks since the conclusion of his battle with the Balrog of
Moria. Disoriented by his return, he lies in a trance upon the peak. Crater The Cup,
The Chalice
Destiny:
Early reference to The Bowl with the gilt of its stars links with
symbols May 13th 1917,
Fatima, Portugal Meduseld,
Rohan, Middle-earth
Meduseld: Eowyn: "Westu Aragorn h?"
Cate Blanchette has her Mars in Sagittarius, the ninth sign of the zodiac, Jupiter’s sign. Jupiter was popularly associated with the great oak and the oracle at
Dodona, probably linked from Druid arts, specifically to the seeker in search of self-realization. The word sagax of 'sagax ictus' belongs to the constellations of Sagitta [the arrow] and Sagittarius, the Archer, from Latin sagire, to seek, 'seek to know'. The keyword for Sagittarius is 'I seek'. Latin sagax, or 'I see,' 'of keen perception.'
Sagittarius has always been a sign associated with shooting for far off goals, great quests described by Tolkien, and
champions, who pursued the hero's journey. An arrow is shot at the bull's eye with a bow. The constellation of Sagittarius, the Archer, or Centaur, is the zodiacal sign that rules professional sports, and in particular, archery.
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