Detailed Celstial Events

   The Moon reaches 0°0' Aries point today @ 12:01 PM EST, followed shortly by the New Moon @ 1:24 PM EST.

New Moons are special, presenting opportunities and second chances. It heralds the next cycle of happenings. This means that it will begin slowly merging with the light. This also applies to us as a renewing and merging with Spirit.

This New Moon happens during the energy of Ostara ( Spring/Vernal Equinox ), and is super-charged with new beginnings and life springing forth from nature and us. 

The New Moon is always aligned in the same Zodiac sign with the Sun—a luminary conjunction ( within an 8° orb ) occurs and enhances the astrological sign it inhabits, in this case, Aries. 

This is the time to communicate your intentions for things you'd like to manifest to the Universe. It's always listening, ready to provide guidance and healing along your journey. 

Let's look at the astrological sign this New Moon inhabits, Aries, and how they can work together. Aries, like the New Moon, is all energy and initiative to manifest, a perfect combination.

Find out what house the new Moon falls in your chart for manifesting clues during this cycle. For example, my New Moon falls in the 4th house, which is all about security and endings. It encompasses my heritage, heredity, and ancestry, as well as my psychological roots and private life.  It reveals all that is secluded. 

As a house of endings, it also represents the closing of live, or ending of all matters, and the foundation upon which I build myself. 

For this New Moon I will focus on my ancestry and seek that which has been hidden to surface for healing. To shine a light in the dark recesses of myself to symbolize a Spring cleaning, a new slate from which to begin a new cycle. 

Aries will provide me the courage, initiative, and energy I need to undertake the process. The burgeoning Moon will see it to fruition! 

Happy New Mooning to all! And to all a blessed ritual! 🙏💜

Finally—

Pluto 0°♒️0' March 23 @ 1:40 PM. 🎉

It's important to understand that Pluto takes an estimated 248 YEARS to travel through the Zodiac. It's the farthest from the Sun, and its orbit is known as the most eccentric ( not to mention slowest ) in our solar system and remains in each sign between 12- 32 years.

Ironically, it only stays in the sign of its Dignity, Scorpio, for 12 years, while remaining in its Detriment, Taurus, for 32 years. 

We get to experience FIVE Plutonian ingressions ( thanks to retrograde )  within an 19-month period: 

First, when he moves into Aquarius today ( March 23 ) @ 12:40 PM.  This ingress will give us a sneak preview of the Age of Aquarius and herald revolutionary and cultural change. 

Second: He will retrograde back into Capricorn June 11 @ 5:36 AM.  Expect some upheaval, particularly in the political secter. I don't know why I keep intuiting something about the Supreme Court, but we'll see. 

Third:  He reenters Aquarius right on the heels of the Sun's Aquarian ingress Jan 21, 2024 @ 1:00 AM

I wish I could say this would be a permanent ingression like I keep reading it will be—but no. Pluto isn't finished shaking things up. 

Fourth: He will backtrack one last retrograde into Capricorn @ 7:58 PM September 01, 2024. This will last through the presidential campaigns and election bid November 05, 2024. You can expect some sort of upheaval again, most likely political, even global. 

Fifth and lastly: He will permanently enter Aquarius November 19 @7:57 PM where he will remain for 20 years, until entering Pisces 2043. 

Talk about shaking things up! 

When Pluto shifts into a new sign, notable cultural upheavals often transpire, upgrading our cultural mythology in real-time. 

It is also known as the third transcendental planet whose influence is not immediately felt by the individual. That's because with anything that takes time, Pluto's eventual impact is deep and far reaching. 

The entrance into a new sign leaves an imprint on an entire generation. Thus, it is heralded as the generational planet because its transit into a new sign initiates that generation. 

When studying your natal chart, pay particular attention to which House Pluto resides; it indicates insight into the role you may be destined to play. And because it takes time to impact you, its function conjuncts with the passage from the South to the North Node ( what you're born into and your destiny ). 

My Pluto resides in the 12th House, the Home of Pisces and ruled by Neptune. It is a house of subconscious and endings. Pluto is also my ruling planet, and as the second Decanate of Scorpio, Neptune is my planetary subruler.

I foresee and welcome great change.  

Pluto rules our deepest subconscious and embodies the principle of 

transformation and regeneration; thus, it can bridge the spiritual and material worlds. It may be small, but the old cliche that dynamite comes in small packages has never rung truer than now. 

Capricorn is the Cardinal sign of the South and has the power ( along with the three other Cardinal signs ) to govern the change of seasons. This doesn't merely mean weather-wise. It also means the seasons of humanity. Not only does Capricorn govern the South, but the season of winter as well. 

Pluto was last in Capricorn from 1762 to 1778. This was the time of the Declaration of Independence, the Boston Tea Party, Watts invention of the Steam Engine and the reign of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette. The Industrial Revolution was in full swing, and the rigidity of many governments of the time led to rebellions and uprisings in later years.  Its ingress in 2008 corresponded with the Great Recession. 

Each of these crises, while encompassing Capricorn virtues of ambition and authority, had their origins in another sign: Perpetually optimistic Sagittarius, where unchecked governmental and economic institutions had been deemed too big to fail.

Think about that one. ^ Pride cometh before a fall. 

I will be writing a different post all about Pluto in Aquarius, but first, I felt this information was important to know, being he will dipping back and forth throughout this and next year, when he can finally move on. 

According to Nyssa Grazda: 

"During Pluto’s transit through Capricorn, we are collectively instructed to examine the integrity of political, commercial, legal, and religious establishments that we believe will afford us protection in an ever-changing world. This period addresses the shadow of allegiance, exposing an obvious truth. That investing our time and resources into safeguarding the status quo is rarely rewarded with prosperity or even basic security. Our fidelity only serves to advance the agendas of the so-called Plutocracy, of those already in power."

Read more, including Pluto on the brink of Aquarius: 

https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/pluto-capricorn-expect-end-eye-152800649.html 

 Cancer has a very amorous, nurturing nature. Mars, on the other hand, is all about physical energy, forcefulness, and aggression. 

Mars is also in his Fall in this emotionally sensitive, Moon-ruled sign, and the God of War is none too happy. 

He can bring resistance and conflict to the ethos Cancer represents, while that ethos attempts to stifle the nature of Mars, which is, of course, utterly contrary to what he represents: heat, fire, violence, and war. His negative side can also produce illness or sudden accidents. 

All of this power loses a great deal of force in the watery, emotional sign of the Crab. 

In some signs, such as Scorpio and Capricorn, Mars is magnificent! We witness positive traits of strength, courage, and tenacity.  Conversely, when poorly placed, we cringe at his sudden destruction, angry disruptions, and self-centered crudeness. 

In essence, Cancer has an unruly and rebellious child in her home. 

The weaponry Mars wields are those of battle: a sword, ax, or knife, and the power, as is the case of all war, is divide and conquer. However, being Mars is divided from himself in this sign, additional division exacerbates rather than solves the issue.

Nope, Cancer won't budge. This is her home and her rules. Therefore, it is up to Mars to conform. Ruled by the Moon, Cancer's nature is to nurture; thus, she wraps each planet who visits her home in a warm womb of welcome. 

Reconciliation and connection are Cancerian priorities, which, as you can imagine, does not make a warrior comfortable. 

On the contrary, whatever primordial urge that Mars connects to through this Lunar sign will remain suppressed or burst through suddenly, indicative of a destructive or rebellious teenager, or 'Warrior at Home' syndrome. 

Being in Cancer is akin to returning home after a war but forgetting how to be a part of the family. He will fight for his family and country, but due to the nature of war, has changed since leaving; thus, returns a warrior instead of a man. 

Yet the man is very much within the warrior and is being given an opportunity to reconnect with love and nurturing. This includes the love and nurturing of himself by himself and a reconnection of spirit. 

Cancer isn't budging; her offer is firm. If Mars balks, then it will resemble a divisive family conflict, or all-out war, where neither Cancer nor Mars truly triumphs.  

On the contrary, aggressive actions will rip apart the very foundation Mars fought with fire and brimstone to protect, while Cancer nurtured and kept the home fires burning while waiting for the Warrior's return. 

And there's your irony. 

I'm reminded of Frey, a god from the Norse pantheon who gives up his sword in exchange for love.

Lay down your sword and shield, Warrior. Partake of the fruits of victory. 

Have a wonderfully healing experience!

Namaste🙏

 Mercury's ingress into Aries 0°0' occurs @ 12:30 AM EST in the fourth house, indicating the focus is on home, endings, property, etc.  

Aries is the Cardinal sign ruled by Mars that heralds Spring. Its keyword is 'active'. It is pioneering, competitive, impulsive, and courageous when acting from its illuminated qualities. 

Mercury is the Prince of Communication and has not been comfortable in his Piscean detriment. Moving into Aries can liberate his avenues of expression and reasoning abilities. 

Contrarily, Mercury may be a little too happy jumping into Aries by demonstrating impulsive behavior without much, if any, forethought. 

Combined with Aries' impulsive nature, this could spell challenges stemming from harsh actions or words. 

This placement is not beneficial for sustaining mental effort; therefore, the cultivation of patience and forethought is imperative, especially with those who have this aspect in their natal charts. 

It would also depend on challenging aspects between Mercury/Jupiter in your natal chart. I've taken a sneak peek at today's chart and while Jupiter isn't in the picture, this ingress will begin in triple conjunction with the Sun and Neptune in Pisces and could herald uber sensitivity. 

Don't expect too much from others and guard your impulses with forethought and consideration throughout this transit and you'll weather it well. Also take care in travels - as Mercury is also the God of "shopkeepers and merchants, travelers and transporters of goods, and thieves and tricksters."

The Messenger of the Gods is a fast runner and will ingress into Taurus April 3 @ 12:30 PM. 

Image: MTA Mercury, John Woodrow Kelly Studio

Namaste🙏

 At 6:50 PM EST this evening, Venus enters 0°Taurus 0' in the 8th house. 

Taurus is ruled by Venus, so when they come together, you can expect something magical and mythical. 

Or so Myth has it! 

Taurus has always represented strength and sexuality, and his relationship with Venus, the Goddess of Love, dates back to when Jupiter ( Zeus to the Romans ) was the supreme God of ancient Greece.

Venus presented herself incognito to Princess Europa, daughter of the King of Phoenicia, saying, "I shall bring you to Jupiter, for destiny has appointed you his beloved." 

Knowing Europa would fear him in his true form, Jupiter disguised himself as a magnificent white bull with jeweled horns and a silver crescent moon upon his forehead in hopes of seducing her. 

Europa was enthralled by Jupiter and was enticed to climb upon his back in adoration. He immediately took her to the Island of Crete, where he revealed his true self and declared his love for her. Under the boughs of an old tree, they soon became lovers. 

Europa bore Jupiter three children, and Jupiter took the image of the Bull and placed it in the heavens to become the constellation Taurus, where its ruling planet is Venus. 

Taurus is the sign of property and money. These natives give high regard to collecting possessions and are known to stubbornly hold onto what is theirs. Many Taurian's have beautiful speaking and singing voices; however, they do have a tendency to find themselves in unsavory situations regarding love and money. 

Venus has been the goddess of love and emotions. She rules our ability to enjoy affection and beauty. She is also the planet that lends sex appeal. 

Knowing where Venus is in your natal chart indicates how you relate to the opposite sex ( make sure you check what house she occupies as well ) as well as all relationships with others. 

Just as Taurus, Venus has a dark side surrounding vanity and more importance on luxury and pleasure than discipline. Strong narcissism also appears if a chart's Venus is afflicted* ( when the negative aspects are prominent ). 

These two together typically shine, are completely at home in one another and at ease to be themselves. 

The 8th House represents regeneration and is a house of endings. It reflects the support you receive from others, including financial, moral, spiritual, as well as physical. It also indicates secrets, sex, spiritual and physical regeneration. 

Could be a wild ride tonight! 

Where is your Venus?! 

#inspiritualservice #spiritualservice #Venus #Taurus #astrology #astrologer #celestial #planetary #venus #Taurus #bull #astronomy

Namaste🙏

    This morning @ 9:40 AM EST, Saturn's ingress into Pisces will be complete. 

First, some Science of Saturn: 

Saturn is 9 times wider than Earth and has the second-shortest day in the solar system. One day on Saturn takes only 10.7 hours, but his trek around sun and through all the signs takes about 29.4 Earth years.

Its axis is similar to Earth's, which means that, like Earth, Saturn experiences seasons.

When Saturn enters Pisces today, it will remain for 2.5 years. 

But what does it MEAN? I get it! 

If you were born with Saturn in Pisces ( email me if you'd like to know ), the keyword is 'accepting', and you share a natal transit with renowned Psychic Edgar Cayce. 

You are very imaginative but have a tendency to live in the past to avoid dealing with the present. 

A beautiful aspect of this placement is your deep emotional understanding, humility, and willingness to work with and for the underdog.

While your perception of others is honed, you tend to underestimate your personal value due to a lack of understanding about yourself. 

You require peace and solitude to discover your many abilities, which would make you an excellent research partner, literary agent, or expert in the metaphysical field. 

Your largest caveat is self-pity, which can lead to depression. This stems from taking life too seriously and reacting emotionally. At the first sign of a pity-party, practicing emotional detachment by way of gratitude would be extremely beneficial for you. 

Depending on additional aspects, anxiety may creep in, leading to excessive worry or neurotic tendencies. Take care especially of your feet. 

What does this transit mean for Humanity? 

Saturn is the taskmaster teacher that you dreaded in school; however, realized through maturity the value of those hard lessons. A lesson from Saturn is one not soon ( if ever ) forgotten. 

My high school English teacher was Mrs. Beason - we called her 'Beast Beason' for good reason. She was a taskmaster and true representative of Saturn. Everyone DREADED her class.  Except for Becky. Becky knew everything.

Forty-five-years later, I STILL consider her one of the best teachers I ever had. She taught me hard lessons that benefit me even today. 

Whatever Saturn rules, it's ruled with limitations, boundaries, commitment, regulations, and hard work. 

Pisces, on the other hand, is flexible but often an indecisive water sign. They can also be emotional, empathic, and quite the escapist when faced with conflict under the influence of Neptune, their ruling planet. 

They are known to wear rose-colored glasses to avoid reality; however, Neptune is also the planet of spirituality, so there's a deep aspect of mysticism associated with this sign.  

Putting Saturn and Pisces together in the same house is somewhat complicated given their differences; however, Saturn is neither in his detriment nor fall in Pisces, so there's room for an amicable partnership that will benefit humanity. 

This transit can dig deep into you as a human, and you can become more aware of who you are, and who you can rely on, especially for information surrounding the spiritual and metaphysical aspects of existence. 

While you may feel unnerved by emotional waves that you would rather escape, allowing yourself to experience them in the moment will benefit you the greatest in regard to understanding yourself. You can do that in the following ways: 

1. Consider the area in your natal chart that Pisces rules and study the aspects. 

2. Do the same with your Saturn. If you're unsure, or have difficulty understanding, then invest in an astrologer. Self-knowledge is invaluable. 

3. Do your own research. Avoid mainstream news or biased sources of information. 

4. Focus on and study something you desire to become proficient in. 

In regard to number 4, this is a vital aspect of this transit. Saturn is demanding and will not tolerate those 'armchair' psychics, astrologers, card readers ( or any other metaphysical or spiritual path ) who have jumped on the bandwagon to profit off of a fad. 

Only those who truly study and practice their craft will remain in the spotlight. Having a heart and desire for humanity is also vital. To give rise to whatever would benefit humanity as whole is the ultimate description of service. 

Work hard at what you love and desire. But have fun along the way! 

Science reference link: https://solarsystem.nasa.gov/planets/saturn/in-depth/#SnippetTab

Namo Buddhaya for a beautifully prosperous transitory experience. 

🙏💛

  The subject of Pluto in Capricorn, a topic of some recent daily energy updates, jogged my memory about the significance of this planetary transit. I haven't touched base on it yet but should. 

Pluto transits into Aquarius January 2024; however, we'll receive a three-month taste of that Age of Aquarian freedom between March and June of 2023, before Pluto returns to Capricorn for its final tenure. 

Pluto, the cosmic harbinger of destruction and regeneration, is the farthest from the Sun. Its orbit is the most eccentric in our solar system and is also known as the slowest. It takes approximately 248 years to travel through the zodiac, staying in each sign between 12 ( Scorpio - Dignity ) - 32 years ( Taurus - Detriment ). 

When Pluto shifts into a new sign, notable cultural upheavals often transpire, upgrading our cultural mythology in real-time.

It is known as the third transcendental planet whose influence is not immediately felt by the individual. 

With anything that takes time, Pluto's eventual impact is deep and far reaching. And the entrance into a new sign leaves an imprint on an entire generation. Thus, it is heralded as the generational planet, as its transit into a new sign initiates a new generation. 

When studying your natal chart, pay particular attention to which House Pluto resides; it indicates insight into the role you may be destined to play. And because it takes time to impact you, its function conjuncts with the passage from the South to the North Node ( what you're born into and your destiny ). 

Pluto rules our deepest subconscious and embodies the principle of transformation and regeneration; thus, it can bridge the spiritual and material worlds. It may be small, but the old cliche that dynamite comes in small packages has never rung truer than now. 

Capricorn is the Cardinal sign of the South and has the power ( along with the three other Cardinal signs ) to govern the change of seasons. And this doesn't just mean weather-wise. It also means the seasons of humanity. Not only does Capricorn govern the South, but the season of winter as well. 

Pluto was last in Capricorn from 1762 to 1778. This was the time of the Declaration of Independence, the Boston Tea Party, Watts invention of the Steam Engine and the reign of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette. The Industrial Revolution was in full swing, and the rigidity of many governments of the time led to rebellions and uprisings in later years.  Its ingress in 2008 corresponded with the Great Recession. Each of these crises, while encompassing Capricorn virtues of ambition and authority, had their origins in another sign: Perpetually optimistic Sagittarius, where unchecked governmental and economic institutions had been deemed too big to fail.

Think about that one. ^ Pride cometh before a fall. 

According to Nyssa Grazda: 

"During Pluto’s transit through Capricorn, we are collectively instructed to examine the integrity of political, commercial, legal, and religious establishments that we believe will afford us protection in an ever-changing world. This period addresses the shadow of allegiance, exposing an obvious truth. That investing our time and resources into safeguarding the status quo is rarely rewarded with prosperity or even basic security. Our fidelity only serves to advance the agendas of the so-called Plutocracy, of those already in power."

Read more, including Pluto on the brink of Aquarius: 

https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/pluto-capricorn-expect-end-eye-152800649.html

So what is Chiron, exactly? 

Scientifically, it's a small body orbiting the Sun between the asteroid and Kuiper Belts located between Saturn and Uranus; thus, there was an initial belief it was an asteroid. 

That is not the case, perse. 

Chiron has a tail resembling a comet but does not exhibit the patterned trajectory of typical of a comet. It also has a unique and erratic orbital pattern; thus, it is classified as both a minor planet(oid) and a comet. Chiron goes its own way. It's named after the centaur Chiron in Greek mythology, known as a healer and teacher who could not heal himself.

It's believed that Chiron hasn't been around very long due to the presence of ice on its surface.  Due to its close proximity to the sun ( unlike other comets )  its ice will melt much quicker, causing it to break orbit and perhaps "visit" another galaxy.  

Spiritually, Chiron is considered a visitor who was captured by the sun's gravitational force; it is referred to as the mature, Spiritual Warrior here to serve a purpose. Just as we are. 

It's important to know where Chiron lies in our birth chart because it points us to our own wounds and reveals the healing power we have. 

There is truth in the wound; there is also freedom. 

My Chiron is in Aquarius, which rules my 5th house. This is the house of creativity, pleasure, romance, and children, etc. It is through the 5th house that most of us develop our skills, talents and understanding of the world around us, much like the South Node we discussed yesterday.  Except Chiron assists our healing through various modalities of experience toward the North Node.

It's important that we face inadequacy, doubt, and low self-esteem/worth to rise above these issues. This may be quite a challenge, especially if the wound is deep. But it can actually be the first step to the North Node from the South that we discussed yesterday. 

Or the second, or third. Regardless, there's going to come a time when you must clean your wound in order to reach the summit. It will help to know that obstacles are typically of our own accord, and some pivoting of thoughts and/or beliefs are required. 

Now is a good time to initiate the healing process, as the harmonic placement between Venus and Chiron is potent.  

Even if our experience with any issue is problematic, it serves as a compass revealing which direction to go, as well as the path we want to eschew. Through the experiential and healing process, we can become excellent guides and counselors who can assist others on their healing journey. 

Blessings on your healing path, and wherever it leads you, know this: it's for your greatest good so that you can leave positive and joyful imprints on the greater good of humanity as a whole. 

  Jupiter Rx re-enters Pisces today, October 28–December 21, and stations direct November 23, at 5:29 PM EDT at 28°48’ of Pisces, then leaves its post-retroshade on February 14, 2023, at 8°43′ of Aries.

When Jupiter returns to its home court of Pisces, a cascade of consciousness, creativity, and imagination typically germinate spirituality and dreams; however, being it is in Rx, a stalling process has been initiated which enables you to review your progress. 

With the Messenger of the Gods Trine the God of War, discussed in this morning's Daily Energy Update, your mind is ripe for knowledge and new experience; however, pacing yourself to the natural rhythm of retrograde is advised. This means breaking to relax and enjoy the softer and more playful side of life. 

A Fortuna ( the Goddess of Jupiter ( named after her father )) pictured above ) ceremony would be a wonderful gesture during Jupiter's return to its Piscean hearth. She loves purple ( altar cloth & candles, purple crystals, etc. ). But, more important than that of material ritual is that of the spiritual intent within the heart. 

Though it may be all you possess, it is that very energy that will ensure your quest. This video is a beautiful prayer you can recite if you so choose. 

https://youtu.be/Jrwkhl31kMY

Wait, what? What is Ceres and why does this matter? 

Ceres is the only dwarf planet within the inner solar system. Ceres is the largest object in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter,  

It was discovered in 1801 by Giuseppe Piazzi, and turned out to be the first object of the asteroid belt spotted. It was also the very first dwarf planet to be visited by NASA's spacecraft, 'Dawn' in 2015. 

Ceres is named for the Roman goddess of corn and harvests, and the origin of the word 'cereal' as in your breakfast Fruit Loops!

Perhaps you'll receive and unexpected payment or gift as a culmination of what you've sown over the last few weeks. 

Or perhaps you'll just have learned something cool and new about the Universe! 

OR, maybe this is the opportune time to answer the question, "When is something just something and not an omen?!"

Win/win whichever!

Let's talk a little about the North and South Lunar Nodes, currently in Taurus & Scorpio respectively. The nodes will remain in these signs until July, 2023. 

It's very important to sow good karma at this time. Especially with the Lord of Karma, Saturn in Rx through October 22, 2022.  The Nodes aren't planets. 

They're not even physical; they're visible shadows. Some refer to them as astrological or even mathematical points. They occur when the Moon is perfectly aligned with the Sun, moving from south to north. which are always directly opposite one another. 

You can associate the North Node ( NN ) with the 'Head of the Dragon', while the South Node ( SN ) the 'Tail of the Dragon', swooshing through our lives, dredging up sludge of old patterns and habits that no longer serve our greater good.  

To all my Scorpio sisters, I am with you in this boat sloshing through healing and directional territory. 

Everything that requires healing, everything that's been pushed down, every shadow, every hidden bone in that closet within rusty chains is being rattled by the dragon's tail right now. Don't be fooled by the disorientation. This is actually a revelation.   Along with the sludge comes opportunity. It's because the SN also contains the gifts you are already innately good at performing. This is also your comfort zone and when you demonstrate the most confidence in yourself and abilities.  

We are born into the SN, and throughout our life make our way to the NN from these SN experiences. While this knowledge and experiences may provide some sense of relief and satisfaction, they are unlikely to elevate you toward a Nirvana like state.  

Why?  

Because you've been there, done that in previous lives. Many of them. This is not the time to remain in your comfort zone utilizing what you already know. Instead, use your SN as a springboard into your NN destiny.  

Have you ever traveled abroad, to say, France, for example, and even though you have learned French, it's not "home". When suddenly, while sitting on the wall of, let's say Saint Paul de Vence, gazing off into the wheat fields Van Gogh used to paint, you hear a southern, Indian, or Asian  ( or whatever you are ) dialogue below. . .the SN is like THAT instance of recognition and elation regarding familiarity. 

Simply put, the SN is like a hometown you grew up in. It can be a place to go reminisce when you want to remember and need to feel a sense of place or belonging. Like a high school reunion held at the school you graduated from. 

Walking the memory those halls contain.  Reaching the NN is not easy. On the contrary, it can be quite the achievement, being opposite your starting point. However, it's our Universal learning curve because it will evict us from our complacency. Or at least it will try. 

Should we accept this undertaking, this nudging, this calling, this destiny, we will be amazed at how wonderfully fulfilled we'll feel!   It's akin to activating the very mission you were born for; therefore, the sooner you align your vibration with this destiny, the more purpose-driven your life becomes.  And no matter how much you may return to your roots in the SN ( and you will, often ), you will begin to recognize that it's your history, not your future.  

Remember, the easy way won't fulfill you spiritually, even though it may feel a safe and familiar place. Your spirit will soon yearn for that other place you know you belong; that mountain you know you're destined to climb; that view you know you were meant to see from the day you were born. And if we don't make it in this life, then there's always the next. That's what lifetimes are: a succession of experiences under our belt.  

 Friend, I am with you, and if your backpack is heavy, I'll carry it because I know you would carry mine for me. I am rooting for you to make that summit even if I don't, or we lose sight of one another along the small, winding trails, or in the darkness that will prevail in some haunted forest of our past.  

Most importantly, I love you—each one of you—and look forward to celebrating the magnificence of view we are all afforded by that ultimate peak lying due north.   Regardless of how many lifetimes it takes; my Spirit will recognize you.