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THE ORACLE REPORT: Tuesday, November 15, 2016

Full Moon Phase: clarity; revelations

Moon in Gemini

Aspect of the Aeon Sophia (Wisdom): Kamala, Goddess of Desire, Goddess Who Transcends Limitations

Aspect of the Aeon Thelete (Will): Elias, God of the West

 Skill:  "get the message," watch and observe like an owl in a tree before reacting, take data, choose a different way not the same old way

True Alignments:  tapping directly in to Source, strong clues, step by step or layer by layer, true nature or structure revealed, groups and cooperation, respect, showing willingness to take a stand/standing up for self, self expression, going inside for answers, peace, privacy, admiration, taking a risk or a chance at success, tight protection

Catalysts for Change:  intimidation, gaps in understanding or communication, anger and aggression, setting an intention that is against what is fair and just, antithetical (against will and reason, against Thelete - bad idea), boundary violations, inappropriate behavior, fake, not private, rigid, needing the approval of others, rejecting

Sabian Symbol for the Solar-Lunar Month: "the Moon shining across a lake"

Sabian Symbol for the Solar-Lunar Year: "the magic carpet ride of Oriental imagery"

Today, Mercury becomes the "wise old owl up in a tree," as it discharges this Sabian symbol energetic.  Mercury influences the way we think, what we think, what we say, what we hear, how we move or travel, and anything involving information and communications (like information technology, telecommunications, and HUMINT - the abbreviation for human intelligence that is gathered via the information or source field or field of consciousness)...

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Mantra for the Second Renaissance and the Return of Wisdom

All roads lead to Liberty.

Sophia ke Thelete acousome.  Wisdom and Will, let us attend.

 

 

 

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Gibbous Moon Phase: trust, magic


Moon in Sagittarius
Goddess of Wisdom: Bagalamukhi (Goddess Who Solves)


God of Will: Ian (God of The East)


Skill: open to possibilities; watch and listen


True Alignments: goodwill toward all, collaboration and team efforts, choosing things that nurture the mind/body/soul over things that degrade them, ability to mend a fence or get along with or cooperate with someone with whom we usually have difficulty, shared thoughts (literally having the same thought as another - the source field is ripe), things beginning to take shape, massive potential


Catalysts for Change: chasing impossible standards and missing out on life in the process, shutting oneself away, needing to share but having no one to tell (journal or write it down as an alternative), feeling that things are unsteady (they aren't), adjustment difficulties, alienation, seeing another point of view, gruff or angry approach, denial


Sabian Symbol for the Lunar Month: "winter frost in the woods"


Sabian Symbol for the Solar-Lunar Year: "the music of the spheres"


The music of the spheres erupts with the herald of divine messages today!


The symphony has already started, kicking off with the Moon opposing Mercury, the planet known as The Messenger this morning.  Message begins: open your mind to new opportunities and options.  Break from restrictions.  The future is safe and secure, even it feels foreign now.
The message continues at High Noon ET/4:00 pm UT with the Moon beginning the "triangulation" of direction, guidance, and information as it completes the third angle of a Grand Trine between Venus and Jupiter on one side and Uranus on the other.  Venus and Jupiter will make exact conjunction overnight and into the early hours - 3:33 am ET/7:33 am UT.  Message ends.


That's a lot of astrology.  What it means is messages, information, guidance, and direction are filling the air.  The primary energy in effect today is the Sabian symbol "a carrier pigeon fulfilling its mission."  What is the music of the spheres of the Moon, Venus, Jupiter, and Uranus delivering to you today?


Whatever it is, it is paving the way to refine our recognition of who, what, and where we value.  Today's Venus-Jupiter conjunction foreshadows the upcoming Venus retrograde of July 25 to September 6, 2015.  Venus refines and restores the true values of life when it is retrograde.  It's a good thing.


With great hope for the future, today wise owls are watching and listening to what the universe is telling us.  It's big.


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November 2014 Message by Jen Eramith | Akashic Transformations

 

 

November 2014 Message by Jen Eramith| Akashic Transformations

From the Akashic Records: An Excerpt from the Message of November 2014

~What energy and experiences can we expect in November 2014?
~Are there any particular activities that we should do in order to connect with the energy this month?

~What energy and experiences can we expect in November 2014?

The energy this month is like a strong wind.  There is a sense that much will change in your personal lives and in the world around you.  Overall, there is a sense that the changes are bigger than you, just like the wind is bigger than any one person or thing. 

You will see and feel change around you, but you may not know yet how you want to respond or what you want to do with those changes.  It will be important this month not to take hasty action.  It will be important not to make any rash decisions.  Just like you would in a windstorm, find a quiet place and hunker down for a while. 

This month, it will be really useful for you to take good care of your bodies; take good care of your family and your home.  You are not really in danger, but there is so much shifting that fear may come up anyway.  Do what you can to nurture yourselves and nurture the quiet, loving moments that are available in your daily lives.


~Are there any particular activities that we should do in order to connect with the energy this month?

It seems important that most of you keep your eye on the bigger picture.  Continue to watch the news, and to have conversations with your friends and neighbors about the things that are happening in the world around you.  There really is a feeling that everything is bigger than you and if you feel alone or isolated at this time, this could be very overwhelming and even unhealthy. 

On the other hand, if you connect with friends and family then you will experience profound healing.  Try to engage in open dialogue, ask a lot of questions, and tell people what you think.  Try to listen and understand all the different perspectives.  Then you will feel connected through the changes.  You will feel that you can expand and move with that wind, rather than being lost in it. 

It is very important to keep your eye on what is happening in the world, what is happening in your community.  Do not close your eyes, do not close your mouth.  Instead, look for ways to stand up for what is right and stand up for what is true.  But in equal measure, make sure that you are asking questions and really listening for different perspectives.  There is much that needs to be learned and so many of you need to shift in order to adjust to this wind and keep humanity moving forward...

Kripalu: Lessons from the Life of Birds

 

Kripalu: Lessons from the Life of Birds
Posted on March 3rd, 2014 by Thrive in Words from the Wise   
by Rebecca Coffey

"This winter, I have been taking classes from some very wise teachers. They just so happen to be birds.

I’m a high school English teacher, and I bring my love for meditation, movement, and nature into my classroom. My students this year have learned how to meditate and pondered life—and yes, the SATs—as we take moments to look out my large picture window and breathe.

My classroom overlooks a beautiful salt marsh, where the birds come in droves. We have a front row seat on a vibrant habitat. In winter, the birds make their home among the tall marsh reeds, and we often see a huge scattering of them suddenly descend onto briar bushes for berries, or notice hawks lazily coasting on the wind high above the trees that line the edges of the marsh.

Observing bird life has always had a calming effect on me. However, this winter, the birds have been offering more: actual lessons.

In our fast-paced world, it’s so difficult to honor cycles, seasons, and flow. When we’re pushed and encouraged to overwork, we compromise other aspects of ourselves. We may be rewarded for struggling, but struggle and striving far too often cause eventual burnout, physically and/or emotionally, and can make us less effective and productive. It’s easy for me to make time for my students to practice breathing and meditating before a test or during a stressful day. As with most things I teach, however, those are the very lessons that I still need to learn.

Often in life, I want things to move more quickly. It’s not unheard of for me to start crossing off the months of winter and the days left when I’ll need to shovel snow. I sometimes think that I can push things along—such as the duration of a New England winter—simply by wishing them to be different than they are.

The birds outside my classroom seem to handle winter just fine, though. They have fuzzy, soft down coats. They huddle together in the tall marsh weeds, find the hidden berries, and dig up worms when the earth softens for spells. Everything seems to make sense and be in its perfect order and timing. Every year, it all works out just fine for the birds.

This year, I have robins—more robins than I have ever seen in my life. I also have cardinals, both male and female. Before recognizing my classroom vantage point, I had thought cardinals only came out to dance in the early spring, but now I can see them dance all winter long. Each day before school, I turn off my classroom lights and watch the birds, the trees, and the sky. I’ve been learning about seasons, timing, patience, and trust. Most important, I have been learning about being in the flow of life, rather than trying to control it or struggle against it. Watching the birds, I slowly gain perspective, and notice that things unfold in a mysterious order that I don’t fully grasp, but can choose to rest in and trust.

Birds don’t worry, and yet they are beautifully provided for. They flow with the seasons, and don’t seem to have any trouble with patience or long winters, like I do. I like to imagine that they, too, have at one time learned to flow with the natural seasons and cycles, and this is why they so masterfully demonstrate that it’s futile to work against that flow.

In the Kripalu Yoga tradition we have an acronym—BRFWA: Breathe, Relax, Feel, Watch, Allow. When I do this practice, even for a few seconds in my day, I find that things open up, life flows more easily, and my nervous system receives a rest from the toxicity of worry and stress. It’s not always easy to take those moments in our day, but if you can find a window and a marsh, watching the birds can be a reminder to pause."

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Rebecca Coffey is a Boston-based Kripalu Yoga teacher, and the founder of Bravedancing, which offers classes, trainings, private consultations, and retreats in yoga, dance, meditation, and other healing modalities.

Please Stand By

Sometimes, you have to stand by and watch another’s truth unfold. Your involvement in it might dilute, distort, influence, change or dis-create it for them. This does not mean you love them any less, have no desire to help or do not want to share in the experience with them. It shows that you, in all your perfection, want the other to attain theirs in their own way. ~ Creator