Happy Full Moon Aquarius!

Greetings,

So we all know the stories, right? We all know that the Mayan calendar expires at December 21, 2012, winter solstice, right? Well, I’m not here to talk about that today, but I will discuss it closer to the date. I just want to make sure we’re on the same page. This is necessary because if this is not known, the ignorance of it would color the perspective of this blog. Tonight we have the Moon in Leo, and the Sun in Aquarius: opposite signs. The earth is bathed in that particular energy, infusing us. However, it is wise to keep things in proper perspective. Yes, this is occurring right now, but it happens approximately every 28.5 days. So what?

This alignment happens approximately every 28.5 days, so why does it feel like it does now? I don’t know about any of you, but things have been absolutely, positively, crazy! A couple of weeks ago there was a T-Square that caused all sorts of issues, not just for me, but for about 50% of the people I’ve talked to! The other half moved through life seemingly unaffected by its impact. And, most recently, last Friday, February 3, 2012, Neptune entered into his own sign, which I have noticed has sent ripples out affecting many people. The king has come home, so to speak. Both planet and sign are highly spiritually themed, and because of this, much spiritual progress can be made. However, as we all know, sometimes it takes a little stirring of ingredients before things get cooking, so there was the T-Square, and let’s not forget Mars going retrograde in Virgo January 23. And, to cap off the heraldry, Saturn is stationary retrograde today!

Gee, Bill, you make it sound so massive. Yes, yes I do. Why? Because this is the context that the full moon is placed into. This full moon is occurring as Neptune brings spiritual water into his own sign. This full moon is paving the way for an earth grand trine that is going to be occurring March 12, 2012, which is the same day that Mercury goes stationary retrograde. So there’s no real easing of the pressure when it comes to the skies for the near future. This is important to note because if you feel like everything in your life is put inside a snow shaker, and it is being shaken, then you are partially correct. The skies are promoting change, shaking things up, and a large part of it is only your fault if you’re any good at it. You see, currently the energy in the cosmos is that of change. ‘Change is the only constant’, etc, etc, etc, I hope all of you handle change well. I know I can. Knowing this, though, is no absolution if only a victim approach is taken, and karma and universal laws will still be balanced.

So what is the metaphysical side to all of this? That, my dear friends is the true fruit. You see, a metaphysical principle that is at work here is one that is based around change. There are two parts to it. The first part states that things that appear chaotic on one plane are viewed as being in order on a higher plane of consciousness. The next part is that before things can proceed to the next level in that area, they have to be broken down so that they are reassembled in a better method the next level up. All of this almost makes the full moon pale in comparison, doesn’t it? This is not the case, though, as the full and new moons coming up for the next few months are going to be what triggers, amplifies, and/or distorts these patterns, and how they affect us. Over the next few months, the lunar cycle is going to be more influential than during other times, triggering things to life in our natal and progressed charts. Thus, the first quarter of this year is predicated around motion and swiftness, which are attributes attributed to Mercury. And wasn’t one of the Hopi prophecies about living in the ‘time of no time?’ Hm.

Isn’t it nice how it all comes back full circle? It’s 2012, friends. It’s the big dance, and over the last month we’ve seen in our own lives what kind of dance it is, but if we change our consciousness to a higher plane, we change the tempo. I wish you all elegant waltzes instead of mosh pits, unless, of course, you’re into that. In that case, enjoy.

Peace,

Rev Bill