The Plowman is a constellation. It is typically visible in the Northern Hemisphere, with periodic visibility south of the Equatorial Divide. Ancient StarTakers observed the Great Bruins dragging The Plow across The Field of the night sky in the summer. The Plowman is accompanied by an absence of stars, seen as the tilling of the firmament. The seeds of time are sown in the furrow and grow into both the Moon Flower and Day Blossom. Modern StarGrazers have trained their celestial eyes on The Plowman’s brightest star Arcturus. They see a vast galactic desert having a radius of sixty-two megaparsecs. “The Great Nothing” is a region of space so incomprehensibly vast and empty that madness would overtake a mind that tried to understand. This is the presence of The Void in our universe. The edge of the plow is the present. As the plow’s edge divides the soil, the furrow formed in it’s wake is the past. The future is everything that is neither the plow nor the furrow. The tiller knows the value of the ant colony ahead. The tiller knows the colony’s destruction is certain.The tiller knows that survival depends on sowing in the furrow where an ant colony once thrived. The tiller knows that the future is a vast desert of experience, the total mass of infinite possibility; A great void of ontological non-being. This is nature of The Void in all dimensions. Limerence is the lingering sensation of longing for a presence that is unable or unwilling to reciprocate. This is the “Limerent Object". Limerence is an involuntary experience and different from obsession or infatuation. The sensation of limerence is often intrusive to the one who experiences it. You have felt this limerence for all of your memory. This is the presence of The Void in your heart. The mysteries of Occult Symmetry are ahead. The Plowman knows the way.