Category: Solar Ingress
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Solar Ingress into Capricorn
My Notes on The Magical Carousel by Patrizia Norelli-Bachelet, chapter ten, Capricorn.1 The Universal MotherConquest and Crystallization in Matter The children arrive in Capricorn to a majestic vision of a mountain that reaches up to the sky. It has the appearance of an actual living, breathing person, “a very ancient and wise person.” After the […]
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Speed of Consciousness
“We speak of consciousness as if we ‘know’ more than another what it means to be awake and alive.” ~ HVA
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Ants Marching
The ants go marching to an invisible force, they pay tribute, with complete devotion, to their ‘god’, the institution.
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Solar Ingress into Virgo
My Notes on The Magical Carousel by Patrizia Norelli-Bachelet, sixth chapter, Virgo.1 The New-born The children land with a “thunk” in Virgoland, and not just a little discombobulated for having plunged down the chimney stack. Immediately we notice how personal picadilloes and peevishness quickly come to the surface. They seem easily irritated over minuscule things. […]
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Solar Ingress into Leo
“And once again, the children are frozen, unable to act, almost as if some impetus is required in this land to create movement. Furthermore, fear seems to be that impetus, but the motivation to act courageously, springs forth in each instance, instinctively and as naturally as the presupposed threat of danger. ”
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Solar Ingress into Cancer
“Suddenly they discovered a room lit only by candles and a group of young giggling girls dressed in ‘flowing gauzy tunics of mauves, lavender, and silvery tones, with jasmine wreaths in their hair.”
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Not My Maya!
“Our universe – or this Body of the Mother – is hence made of the stuff of the breath of the Spirit, and to call this universe illusion, unreality, Maya, the sinful Eve, and the like, is thus to deny the reality of the transcendent Spirit.”
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Solar Ingress into Gemini
“… the story gains altitude and begins its sojourn into Gemini, we meet the creature representative of the sign which is described as a flighty and colorful bird.”
Hudson Valley Astrologer 