Tag: hope

I have to admit that I'm almost at a loss for words... please bear with me as I stumble through this. This month, we've looked at Faith in the natural world, in ourselves, in each other and in our unseen helpers. Today I was going to discuss Faith in Action, but with the heaviness of our current news, I feel I must address what to do when our Faith is shaken to the core by the deeds of others, in this case an unhappy, misguided boy. As I write this, a gentle spring breeze wafts over me and I hear the migrating birds serenading in the background. I'm doing my best to let these soothe my broken heart over these events. If you remember from May’s Infinity Circle, one of the most important astrological events of the year is the Total Lunar Eclipse that occurs today primarily in the southern hemisphere. (The effects will last much longer, of course.) Between the closeness of this super-Moon and Venus’s open heart, you can expect emotions to be running high. Scorpio also figures in this 90-minute event with its themes of power and control (and possible disclosure of long-held secrets). “None of us knows what might happen even the next minute, yet still we go forward. Because we trust. Because we have faith” a popular quote by Paulo Coelho comes to mind as I started writing this blog. In a recent, fascinating chat between two people I admire very much, Dowser Rory Duff and Astrologer Pam Gregory, Rory refers to the galactic "sheet" that's been moving through the cosmos and enveloping us right now, something I learned about from another name back in 2012 (see image above). Periodic bursts from the galactic center happen roughly every 12,000 years and cause huge shifts in evolution as evidenced in geology and ice cores. These cycles might also explain the "Yugas" from Hindu cosmology.

Greetings, Luminous One, and Happy Eclipse! If you remember from May’s Infinity Circle, one of the most important astrological events of the year is the Total Lunar Eclipse that occurs today primarily in the southern hemisphere. (The effects will last much longer, of course.) Between the closeness of this super-Moon and Venus’s open heart, you can expect emotions to be running high. Scorpio also figures in this 90-minute event with its themes of power and control (and possible disclosure of long-held secrets). “None of us knows what might happen even the next minute, yet still we go forward. Because we trust. Because we have faith” a popular quote by Paulo Coelho comes to mind as I started writing this blog. In a recent, fascinating chat between two people I admire very much, Dowser Rory Duff and Astrologer Pam Gregory, Rory refers to the galactic "sheet" that's been moving through the cosmos and enveloping us right now, something I learned about from another name back in 2012 (see image above). Periodic bursts from the galactic center happen roughly every 12,000 years and cause huge shifts in evolution as evidenced in geology and ice cores. These cycles might also explain the "Yugas" from Hindu cosmology.

“None of us knows what might happen even the next minute, yet still we go forward. Because we trust. Because we have faith” a popular quote by Paulo Coelho comes to mind as I started writing this blog. In a recent, fascinating chat between two people I admire very much, Dowser Rory Duff and Astrologer Pam Gregory, Rory refers to the galactic "sheet" that's been moving through the cosmos and enveloping us right now, something I learned about from another name back in 2012 (see image above). Periodic bursts from the galactic center happen roughly every 12,000 years and cause huge shifts in evolution as evidenced in geology and ice cores. These cycles might also explain the "Yugas" from Hindu cosmology.

An Anusthan is what my spiritual teacher from India called a dedicated practice that we would do as a group at our ashram in Santa Cruz, CA in the late 1970’s and early 80’s. Even though it was over 40 years ago, I can still remember the power I felt during the days of our group spiritual practice.