A Pebble on the Beach

Well it’s here! The end of a week of waiting to see what it’s all about. All what? Well it’s choice and re-set according to astrology, or shall we say that some astrologers have been talking about a rare cosmology where Saturn meets Neptune at zero degrees in Aries and it seems like an excellent opportunity to put the tools of the ‘Fourth Way to Work’ and see if we can verify this for ourselves one way or another Way; over three dates across the week; the start 14th February 2026, the solar eclipse of the 17th February 2026, and the rare planetary alignment of the last day of this period on the 20th February 2026 which is perhaps the point of re-set that many of these astrologers have been discussing and prompting people to be in the right place at the opportune time so they can go forward in the spirit of change; to ascend rather than descend. So why ‘The Bowstones Cheshire? Well! It’s locality: they are in Cheshire, all be it on the edge of the Peak District and close to the Derbyshire Cheshire border, and legend has it that they were named ‘The Bowstones’ because Robin Hood from British Folklore used the stones to string his bow, and that when his bow string was taken back to propel the arrow his aim was true, and as aim is the key thing here; here we are with an aim. To do the Work of the System that G I Gurdjieff and his early influential pupil P D Ouspensky brought to the western world with any chance of achieving results it is necessary to come to an understanding through the sum of being and knowledge; an aim is essential if beneficial results are to be achieved, though results should not necessarily be expected or even looked for, just formulate the aim and do the Work. The aim of this exercise over three dates spanning seven days is to arrive at the commencement of verification and to use that to deploy discernment. So The Bowstones serves as a handy reminder to have an aim and to take to care not to moss the mark.