The death of my Father in February, 2010 opened the door for a long Sabbatical, a sometimes labyrinth and often maze-like initiatory window. It is only now during this amazing heiros gamos conjunctio of Venus and Mars in Libra that enough clues have emerged for me to tell the story.
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by Cayelin K Castell
This is a partial Lunar Eclipse about 40%
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The 2010 Summer Solstice is exact at 4:30 am PDT on June 21. This marks the movement of the Sun into zero Cancer and completes a Grand Cross of energy marked by Jupiter and Uranus at zero Aries, Saturn (28 Virgo 14) almost at zero Libra returning to the zero Libra point in late July, and Pluto at 4 Capricorn. On June 26 there will be a partial Lunar eclipse with the Moon at 4 Capricorn conjunct Pluto near the Galactic Cross.
This opens a two week window from the Lunar Eclipse to the Total Solar Eclipse on July 11… this means we are entering the Eclipse Cauldron taking us between the worlds of what is ending and what is beginning.
To sit in Council is to sit with intent to speak from your heart when it is your turn to speak, and to listen with your heart when others speak in turn. It is to sit in a Sacred Circle that your thinking maybe rounded rather than linear, whole rather than compartmentalized. One may uphold the Spirit of Council alone or with others, at work or in ceremony, on a mountain or in a valley…Wherever we are, whatever we are doing, we may join hearts and “sit” together in Celestial Earth Council to co-determine our New Earth destiny, above and below, within and without. For as the Hopi Elders say, “We are the one we have been waiting for!” ~Nicole Christine founder of the Awakening the Priest~ess Process and author of Under Her Wings, The Making of a Magdalene Read More
There are generally two eclipse seasons each year, about six months apart. These always contain at least two eclipses, Solar and Lunar, and occasionally three, as I discussed in the July, 2009 Eclipse article . This current season includes the Lunar Eclipse of December 31, 2009 followed by the highly unusual annular Solar Eclipse of January.14/15, 2010. The astronomical midpoint of this season is January 11, when the Sun and North Node exactly align at 21Cap07. This time frame includes a number of unique and unusual elements worth pondering: Read More