Here is the first Full Moon of 2012. A Cancer Full moON. Join me as I explore it's implications for us earthlings. I also talk a lot about some aspects happening in 2012, like Mars Retrograde, Neptune into Pisces, and the Uranus/Pluto square. I hope you enjoy.
I find it quite absurd that I am just now discovering Ernest Haeckel's illustrations and contributions to the curious creation which is our world. My artistic brain is particularly fond of fractals, so I am quite thrilled to have stumbled upon this geniuses work recently.
Surfers come from all walks of life – doctors and dentists, janitor’s and journalists, mothers and fathers, sons and daughters, old and young, rich and poor. Surfing reaches across religious and geographical boundaries as well. Surfing is a recognized amateur sport in 54 nations with surfable waves in well over 120 nations.
Consistently applying my own twist on a healing technique known as Ho'oponopono since 2002, I'd like to share these publicly for the first time. Essentially we will deeply delve into the hypothesis that everything "out there" is our own reflection "in here." In so doing, we will tap into inner and outer resources for joy and self-acceptance that will simultaneously heal the oil sp
Some of you may know about the Japanese scientist, Dr. Masaru Emoto, who has done the fascinating work on water crystals and how they are impacted by our thoughts. You can read his interesting commentary on the spill here : http://www.masaru-emoto.net/english/dr.emotos_message_2.html. He suggests that we send healing thoughts to the Golf. His prayer is thus:
Gaia bleeds from the deep wounds and injuries we have caused her, her black blood spills out onto the surface of her skin, it was never ment to be this way, her blood was ment to stay in her body, just as every other flesh and blood creature is designed. We are squeezing every drop of her life-force out of her, bleeding her to death and every living thing chokes in her blood.
Oh, the octopus: that oddly-cuddly, spineless creature of the sea, dweller of coral reefs and kelp gardens immortalized by four Brits in a yellow submarine.
"Banish the word 'struggle' from your attitude and your vocabulary. All that we do now must be done in a sacred manner and in celebration.
We are the ones we have been waiting for." — Hopi elders
