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What with #theBeastFromTheEast causing households across Britain to wrap up and close the windows as The Met Office predicts temperatures of minus 10 – 15ºC, I’m feeling fairly confident in my preparations for what the press are dubbing “The Great British Snow Crisis”:
Preparations for the beast from the east are well underway – I’m not going to let the #greatbritishsnowcrisis stop me. I grew up Canada!
The outlook for Britain as a whole and especially those of us in London is not good this week:
Here's the latest radar image showing #UKSnow moving in from the east. Snow is shown in white and blue shows a wintry mix. Warnings are in place for the week so check your area here https://t.co/b3lIwa2UeZ pic.twitter.com/oLAKZCtV8h
— Met Office (@metoffice) February 26, 2018
Jokes aside, it does strike me that people in the modern age are badly affected by cold weather bursts, especially here in the UK where the running joke is that although everyone complains how bad the weather is, no-one is every properly prepared for it. Are there any tips and tricks from the ancients that we can use to be less frequently off guard?
In ancient China, these were topics of almost fanatical discussion and research. Our famous Tong Shu calendar is often dubbed “The Farmer’s Almanac” because it was widely used to plan for the coming of spring. As any avid gardener will know, having a good harvest isn’t down to simply putting seeds in the soil and watering them. You need to know when it is safe to plant them out so that severe reversals of temperature, like the UK is now experiencing, won’t kill off any tender seedlings.
Reading the Tong Shu is a little complicated, although most people can learn the basics quite easily and it’s normal in Oriental households that at least one person in the house can read the Tong Shu calendar at least enough to tell if a day is auspicious for a certain type of activity. However there is a basic practice which is part of the Tong Shu that anyone can do and you don’t need a calendar to do it. If you were into biodynamic gardening, you may already be doing it!
Look up at the night sky on your way home. Take the time to spot the Moon at least every other day. What you’re looking for is to get in touch with the phase it’s in. Let me explain.
The Moon goes around the Earth roughly every four weeks. During this, one day is a Full Moon and another day is the day in which there is a New Moon.
The Full Moon is when you can see the entire front of the moon. It’s like a perfect round ball in the sky looking back at you. This is when the Qi is at peak Yang. The picture below shows a Full Moon:
The New Moon is when you can’t see the moon at all. It will have shrunk away day by day until eventually the Earth is between it and the Sun. With the Earth blocking the Sun’s light from falling on the moon, it goes completely dark. This is peak Yin. The New Moon doesn’t mean you can’t see the moon because of clouds or buildings; it’s only when the Earth is causing it to not get any light that it’s a New Moon. The photo below shows the day before a New Moon… because obviously on the night where no light falls on the Moon, you can’t see it all! Here it is before it disappears behind the shadow of the Earth that’s creeping across it:
The Full Moon draws the water upwards. It’s when high tides occur in the seas. It lifts up human energy – after all, we’re 80% water – and so people can become much more enthusiastic around this time. In fact this is where the term lunatic comes from. The word derives from lunaticus meaning “of the moon” or “moonstruck” since it was commonly believed that a Full Moon had the ability to draw out madness in susceptible individuals. Certainly anyone who has attended a Full Moon party or practiced deep spiritual practices and sadhanas on a Full Moon will have noticed that they are more often than not associated with exuberance and euphoria. A Full Moon will make physical exertion easier but makes it harder to detoxify.
The New Moon is the Yin phase where the water is drawn down. It makes detoxification easier and emotions as well as physical toxins may flow more readily during this time. On the flip side, a work out will seem harder work through this time so introspective activity is easiest.
On a lunar calendar like the Tong Shu, the New Moon is shown as the 1st day always. The Full Moon is shown as the 15th. The reality is slightly off because it takes 27 and a bit days for the Moon to go around the Earth and 29 and a bit days for it to do it relative to the Sun. Because of “the bit” on top of the complete days it can sometimes be the case that a Full or New Moon happens during the daytime, when it’s not visible and is already waxing or waning by the time it is. But we have no way of telling the Moon to hurry up and get in sync with the calendar using neat 24 hour days precisely! For the point of view of what I’m sharing, just knowing that it is the day on which there will be a Full or New Moon at some point is enough. Why?
The Full Moon draws the water up, therefore it’s more likely than not that after the Moon has peaked and it starts to draw the water down again, that some rain will follow. Similarly at the peak Yin on New Moon, the weather often becomes wet. If the Full or New Moon peaks at night, then the chances of this are even greater – a Full Moon in the late evening might escape rain the following day but if it peaked between midnight and sunrise, there’s a really high chance you’ll need an umbrella!
Actually there’s a mass of ways that a Feng Shui consultant can work with dates, heavenly bodies and directions to ensure that you’re warm and cosy. The study of which directions prevailing winds originate, together with the path that Sun takes through the sky will reveal much about the atmosphere inside a house. A poorly located house costs more to heat and unless the owners are of a very vibrant disposition, we believe this can make them experience more frequent expressions of sadness, apathy and depression. This is one of the reasons houses in China were rarely built with North facing doors – this is the direction from which cold blasts of wind often originate. Can you imagine that in the days before central heating and hot water bottles? No thank you!
It’s therefore ideal to check a home’s Feng Shui early, especially if you’re buying a new build. On the flipside, solar effects are also calculated by a Feng Shui master and these include geomagnetic solar flares, something which is coming under increasing study.
Hopefully the homes of the future can be made more economical and sustainable by incorporating some of the wisdom of the ancients into the technology of today.
Update 1st March 2018: After a couple of days of snow, #thebeastfromtheeast has brought much of the UK to a standstill. However today, 1st March is the Full Moon which will last into tomorrow. Thereafter the weather should improve so I took a quick look at BBC Weather and sure enough, from Saturday onward we can see the temperatures here in London predicted to improve daily, bang on queue:
Final update: this short video from Channel 4’s Dispatches did a wonderful job of documenting this historic big freeze.
How the Beast from the East battered Britain. pic.twitter.com/q66ibJM4Mz
— Channel 4 (@Channel4) March 7, 2018
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