[S2E3] Compass
Tom, Pope, and Pope's gang are in the forest, staking out the spot where Ben and Jimmy were hunting. Pope is angry that Ben and Jimmy took his bullets. Tom finds Jimmy's compass and the dead Skitters draw attention to another Skitter, so Tom orders that they should hide behind a log, and while Pope is about to shoot the Skitter, Tom stops him. Another member of Pope's gang is about to shoot, but Tom also stops him, which draws an argument between Tom and Pope. A Mech shows up and Pope admits that Tom made a lucky guess. The Mech is seen picking up dead Skitters' bodies and walking away.
[S2E3] Compass
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Meanwhile, Hal is staring at Ben, which he calls out. Maggie and Hal start talking about Ben, and Tom shows up saying that Jimmy is still in surgery. Tom hands Ben Jimmy's compass, telling Ben to give it to Jimmy when he wakes up. Anne shows up saying that she has done the best she can, but it's up to Jimmy to wake up.
Meanwhile, Tom is seen buttoning up a shirt on Jimmy, and Ben says that he can't find the compass. Tom finds out that Pope is going to miss the funeral. As Tom approaches Pope, he notices that Pope has taken the compass and calls him out on it. Pope challenges Tom to a fight for Tom to get it back. Tom ends up getting pulled away from Pope. It is later found out that Tom had snatched the compass back. Pope laughs and calls Tom a name.
Later, the 2nd Mass hold a funeral for Jimmy and people attending each throw dirt on Jimmy's body, which has been laid in a grave. Much later after the burial, Ben meets the lone Weaver, who's still near Jimmy's grave. Upon returning the compass to Weaver, Ben breaks down about unintentionally causing Jimmy's death. Weaver then comforts Ben.
Explore the compass of the eight winds, a magical circle at the heart of Traditional Witchcraft. More than a tool for protection or raising power, this framework provides the ritual means to traverse the worlds and a mythic landscape that can be accessed at any point in time and space. Traditional Witch Ian Chambers teaches how the Witch Compass represents an entire worldview, a cosmological map, and a method for magic and revelation. He helps you develop your own compass and use it for divination, spirit work, and practical sorcery. This book shows you the world through the lens of your Witch Compass and reveals the many realms and spirits available to you.
Exploring the realms of spirit, including the Divine in all expressions, the realm of the dead, the realms of nature, and the spirits of our civilised humanity, is difficult to navigate. Realms that are, in truth, not geographical but, rather, distinct states of being require us to employ a tool of translation and mediation. The compass is the most important tool of any spirit-based practice; it is a living spirit that arranges itself within context much like a tarot deck does when depicting the mechanics of fate. Due to its fluid nature, the compass can serve innumerable expressions of cosmology, and even though this book does not present the specific way those of my line work the compass, I clearly recognise the root mechanics in play as completely true to my understanding of this sacred tool of the winds!
By contrast, the compass of Traditional Witchcraft is a tool for location, positioning the witch within an ensorcelled worldview and a mythological map. In addition, it provides the ritual means to traverse the worlds, enabling spirit congress and a mythic landscape that can be accessed at any point in time and space.
Through experience and use, the compass is an expansive cosmological model of mystical and magical operation. As a Ring of Art, it may occasion an appearance similar to that of the magic circle in form. However, the purpose and basis of the compass are far greater than the sum of its parts, unifying the Hermetic idiom: That which is above is like to that which is below, and that which is below is like to that which is above.
The Witch Compass is such a complete system of magico-mystical operation that it becomes extremely restrictive to discuss in and around the subject of Traditional Witchcraft without exploring from within the limitless bounds of its multifaceted wisdom. Indeed, in order to approach the very body of Traditional Witchcraft, we may utilise the working airts compass as a tool for expression of all that lies between and betwixt. This grand exposition underlies much of Traditional Witchcraft and is the mainstay of this book.
The particulars and details of this outlook may vary to the extent that considerable conflict was present through various schisms that plagued the church at the time. However, it should be understood that the overall model that the common people operated within, including the names and identities of classical gods and spirits, was encompassed by a worldview which held Christ and his teachings as central.
Freddy: It's very hard to tell, morally, where Angela stands. Her boss is clearly trying to use some kind of power domination to invite her out to dinner. I have no faith she's about to collect documents and start leaking them to the Intercept. I don't think she has a moral compass as so much a personal one. She seems to care about Elliot because of their history with their families but it doesn't across in this season. So I think she just goes with the proximity of people.
Kate and Henry quarrel over Kate's materialist attitude, while Magnus explains that the EM shield was unstable when Ashley teleported out and was presumably killed. However, she says she needs Will as an "emotional compass", since her acting only on her feelings almost destroyed the Sanctuary Network once before.
David Brown is the President and CEO of the Greater Omaha Chamber. In this episode, he describes how his dad helped him develop his moral compass. He shares a story when he called upon that compass to help him navigate a potentially career-jeopardizing situation. 041b061a72