Cosmic Weather Forecast

Spring Equinox: The Archangel Raphael Meditation

February 2025 Leo Full Moon, Aquarius Solar Festival Cosmic Weather Forecast
This fiery Leo Full Moon is startling, electric, conflicted, and potentially creative -- a wake up call for all of us as we prepare to enter a New Era in outer planet Air and Fire Signs that will completely restructure every aspect of human civilization, for better or worse. Get involved! You either support democracy or you support the Broligarchy! The decade long struggle for America has begun!

Candlemas

Spring Equinox Mysteries and History

Cancer Full Moon, Capricorn Solar Festival, January 2025 Cosmic Weather Forecast
Humanity's Trial by Fire in Transition to New Aeon Manifests this Month as Cataclysmic LA Firegeddon. Volatile Full Moon Conjunct Retro Mars and Jupiter-Saturn Square Create Conflicts, Emotional Outbursts. Be Neither a Bully nor a Victim, Summon Your Inner Spiritual Warrior!

Gemini Full Moon, Sagittarius Solar Festival Christmas 2024 Cosmic Weather Forecast
Mutable T-Square Meets Saturn-Jupiter Square Meets Mars Pluto Opposition Creating an Intricate Set of Challenges and Opportunities this Christmas Season! Aim for the Stars, Stay Steady, and Keep Your Feet on the Ground! Welcome Gabriel, Archangel of Winter, with a Cosmic Solstice Meditation!

Peace be With You All -- Merry Christmas and Happy New Year 2025

A Christmas Story and Meditation Upon the Divine Mother

Winter Solstice Gabriel Initiation: The Vision of the Inner Sun

Traveling with the Big Dipper

Ohenten Kariwatekwen -- The Mohawk Thanksgiving Address
“We who have gathered together are responsible that our cycle continues. We have been given the duty to live in harmony with one another and other living things.
We bring our minds together as one and give thanks for Mother Earth. She has given us everything we need to live in peace…now our minds are one.

Thanksgiving: History of Community & Conflict
The original Thanksgiving, which occurred in 1621, is thought to be a celebration of the generosity of the Native American confederation of tribes known as the Wampanoag, some of whom spoke English, and introduced the clueless Puritans to corn and other New World crops the British had never seen before, crops that would save their New England colony from disaster.