When we leave our formalized ritual spaces, we need a method of pursuing our lofty spiritual goals in the real world, ideally one that capitalizes on the fifteen waking hours each day that most of us spend just taking care of business. Enter Virgo, who asks, what if each part of your day, tasks great and small, could be a catalyst for your spiritual growth?…
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John William Waterhouse – ‘Mermaid’ 1899 {{PD}} This is re-published from earlier. Have a safe and joyous eclipse experience! The …
Another week where I’m writing in the past for the present – or is that the future? Who can tell. I’m in Sydney for work
As we draw closer to the quiet holiness of the eclipse moment, something sweet, serious, and profoundly heartfelt is trying to emerge. Make room for it. Light a candle, and offer a little prayer. Shut out the chaos for awhile, and tune into your own frequency. All is well in your own kingdom. Decide what you will create there…
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As I always do at the New Moon, I went back to what I’d written for last year’s Leo New Moon – I’ve mentioned before
You may doubt it, but this Leo New Moon has new for you: You are not a satellite, not a reflection of anyone else. You are the Sun, filled with your own light, golden and warming, spilling out around the edges when your guard is down….
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Conflicting inclinations set up the energy dynamic of the New Moon: on the one hand, we may find ourselves digging …
The Solar eclipse begins on the 21st of August at 11:29 AM PDT at 28 Leo 52. Though I wouldn’t …
Moon in Cancer New Moon Venus trine Pluto If you haven’t set your New Moon intentions, take a few minutes to do so today. Refer to yesterdays New Moon post – and this one on New Moon wishing. Also today,…
It’s a big round table that we’re all sitting at, more or less together, and even those of us who grew up with wise elders and stable households are still frightened children, sometimes. And sometimes there are bigger, stronger people protecting us from life’s harshness, but sometimes we’re the ones who have to fry the chicken and set the table. Even if you don’t have happy memories and protectors to make you feel cherished, here’s an unexpected truth: nurturing others can help heal the part of you that no one looked after properly….
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