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Summer Solstice: Self Sacrifice and Conscious Manifestation
What is the Summer Solstice? The Summer Solstice is a sacred time of year where northern cultures celebrate the life-giving Sun and gratiously accept the Sun’s abundance. This is a time of creation, growth, development and expansion. During the month of June, the days are long and productive and the night is very short, if it exists at all. While I write this post, it is 12:30 am and yet the night sky is not black. Night time during the month of June is very light where I live, the sky is dark blue and the glow of dawn is always present towards the north. The Sun barely dips below…
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Winter Solstice: Bring Light to the Darkest Night
Celebrate the Winter Solstice with me and your ancestors! Let’s bring light to the darkest night!!!! What is the Winter Solstice? The Winter Solstice occurs on December 21st of every year, it is the time of year that the north pole is tilted farthest from the Sun. This is the shortest day and the longest night of the year! In the northern hemisphere, December 21st is the beginning of winter (for me, the snow has been here for over a month). What does the Winter Solstice symbolize? For northern people living (not so) long ago, winter could be a time of scarcity, famine and death. Each day leading up to…
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The Creation of Lemuria and Atlantis
Earth was created by several advanced societies of beings including the Sirians, Pleiadians, Lyrans and Arcturians. There were many other beings involved in the creation of Earth but these four were the major contributors. Each society had its own strengths, gifts and its own weaknesses and shadows. The beings had shared knowledge with each other for eons, they incarnated into each other’s worlds to learn new skills and lessons but they had yet to experience a world in which they could practice and learn everything at once. Earth was intended to be a third dimensional world where teachings of the universe can be integrated in a holistic manner. Before Earth…
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