This Solar Eclipse will have a huge impact on everyone for 3+ years. All eclipses shut something down, taking away elements of our lives no longer true for us. Over the next 45 months many will go through endings while finding abundance and freedom.
I’m still composing Solar Eclipse articles, and getting ready for the internet radio interview tomorrow. But I was deeply moved by something, and that gave rise to this brief article.
Join me in another interview with Michele Meiche on "Awakenings" at the time-space coordinate listed above. We'll go into the past, present, and future Solar and Lunar Eclipses, the 3 High Moons of Spring, the Grand Irrationality, the larger shifts in global feeling awareness, and more. Links to other shows included below.
Though I gave this to you a short while ago, I’ll remind you again that it's always good to remember that no eclipse of itself is "bad," nor do we have anything to fear. There is a lot of superstition about Eclipses, mostly focusing on "dreadful" or difficult elements that often seem to accompany them. However, while all eclipses take something away and/or shut something down, an Eclipse can have beneficial effects if we just know "when to hold 'em, when to fold 'em, when to walk away, and when to run."
A British study indicates they’re studying children’s brains for possible signs of future psychopathy. That may or may not be a good thing, but at least they could figure out potential banksters and steer them into more productive professions.
Even though the Grand Irrationality is set up to be a major influence through August (due to the recent Lunar Eclipse), Jupiter is now leaving the Gemini zone. However, while it’s been there, it set up trigger zones that will be heavily activated twice in May and twice in June.
May 4, 1970, it was made clear that uniformed representatives of our government would kill young people who dared to protest against an illegal and immoral war.
Not to be alarmist or bring anyone down, but it seems the Japanese government and power company in charge of managing the mess at Fukushima haven’t been exactly candid.
Link Wray was one of the pioneer guitarists of rock and roll. Black leather jacket, sunglasses and a slicked back ducktail, he set the standard for early raunchy guitar slinging. Without Link Wray, rock and roll might never have survived the transition from the late 50s into the 60s, and certainly wouldn’t sound much like it has these past 50 years!
Today is the 37th anniversary of the First Sunday Break in Austin, TX. It was truly a remarkable event, a one-of-a-kind mythic journey involving music, money, madness, and magic. If you're wondering what I'm talking about, please go to The First Sunday Break - May 2, 1976.
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