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Spiritual weather for New York · 10 Oct 2026
Plant in darkness. What you begin now, no one can see — including you.
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The day
Universal day 3, ruled by Jupiter. The Creator: expression, joy, expansion. The Māori Maramataka names tonight Tangaroa-whakapau — Foods plentiful. Most foods are plentiful. The cycle prepares to renew. The Mayan Tzolkin reads 11 Iq' — Wind. Breath, spirit, communication. The force that carries messages.
The season
Chūn Fēn (春分) — Spring Equinox. Perfect balance. Day equals night. The pivot point. Everything is possible because nothing yet dominates. Swallows return. Lightning begins. Day and night stand equal. The world is briefly in equilibrium. The Japanese micro-season names this moment Suzume hajimete sukū (雀始巣) — Sparrows begin to nest. Building begins. Small acts of preparation for what comes. The Wheel of the Year places us between Mabon and Samhain (22 days to Samhain). The dimming. Light withdraws. Leaves fall. The world strips down. The veil begins to thin.
Where the traditions agree
A notable alignment: Japanese Micro-Seasons (七十二候), Māori Maramataka favour action.
Observed today
New Moon Uposatha. Observed across both Theravāda and Mahāyāna traditions. A day for heightened moral observance, meditation, and the recitation of precepts.
An honest note
Japanese Micro-Seasons (七十二候) favours action: Suzume hajimete sukū (雀始巣) — Sparrows begin to nest. Building begins. Small acts of preparation for what comes. But Wheel of the Year counsels stillness: Between Mabon and Samhain. The dimming. Light withdraws. Leaves fall. The world strips down. The veil begins to thin. Most traditions resolve this by giving the slower signal priority. When in doubt, choose the quieter path.
Tomorrow
Solar term shifts to Clear and Bright in 15 days.
The day’s watches
Windows, in local clock timeThe pre-dawn window — marked as sacred in every tradition — opens at 05:31. Sunrise at 07:01. The Elder's hour at 07:01 — discipline, patience, solitude. Body: Stomach → Spleen meridian time.
Solar noon at 12:42. The Elder's hour at 13:39 — discipline, patience, solitude. Body: Heart → Small Intestine meridian time.
Sunset at 18:23. The transition between day and night is sacred in every tradition that watches the sun go down. The moon is up — 0% illuminated. Body: Kidney → Pericardium meridian time.
Read the method
The written work behind each termNavashi presents these traditions with care, not authority. Each has scholars, practitioners, and communities who hold this knowledge with a depth we cannot match. Where we have erred, corrections are welcome.
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