The Astrology of Space - Matrix Software

The Astrology of Space
a shift in viewpoint, a change in the approach or
attitude to the subject.
So, there is not only an “expansion” in perspective
when we move to a larger coordinate system, but
there is also a reordering of our sense of direction.
This is what makes it so difficult for an individual to
see beyond his or her present dimension and get a
feel for what is perhaps their inevitable future. There
exist what are termed "event horizons," beyond which
we cannot understand how life can go on.
An example of some event horizons: puberty,
marriage, child birth, and death, to name a few of the
classics. We cannot see beyond our present sphere
into what our future might be like in these other
dimensions because we cannot help but conceive of
these events in terms of our present line (linear) of
thought. To pass through these event horizons
involves total change, not just an extension or
expansion. We do not watch our own change, for we
are what “Is” in fact in transition or change. We are
changing. As I used to put it to myself: I was
wondering what I was going through, until I realized I
was going through.
The idea presented here should be obvious: the
crossing of an event horizon involves simple
reorientation on our part, call it a change of approach
or attitude. The new dimension or sphere we enter
turns out, after our adjustment or change, to reveal
our previous or past life in new light. We see our old
behavior and opinions differently in our new approach
to life. It may be very difficult, as we all know, to
communicate this difference to one who has not yet
had that experience. What has changed perhaps
most is our INCLINATION. We do not want the same
things we did want, or we now want them in a
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