The Law of the Passage

This is an OUT day. The fifteenth drew power in; the sixteenth gives it out. Passage is what power does when it moves — through a woman, through a room, through a business, through a wall.

The Adventure CEO is communicative, and her execution is to exchange — not to express. Expression only leaves her; exchange goes out and comes back carrying something. She can exchange because what she has to work with is osmosis: passage through the membrane, always toward the higher, always two directions. True communication has a receiver and a giver, and both are edified.

The Architect becomes conversant — at home in the subject, able to hold the other side of it. She enlightens: herself first, then the whole situation. And she becomes an orator. Every woman needs to speak. Her business speaks, her beauty speaks, what she wears is speech, her purse speaks her language — so all of it should be saying the same thing.

The Sovereign becomes colloquial: mastery made common, plain enough that anyone may enter it, spoken as one. Women exchange all day long — shoes, clothes, rooms, contacts, even with each other — and that constant trade is this law in her hands. Edify is the master word, the mystery word of the day: to build. She does not only enlighten, she teaches and learns, and what she increases is oneness — between the whole and the parts.