As We Convene: Earth passes between Sun and Pluto

 

 

 

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Worthy conversational considering for the Trickster Training Council convening tonight…

Yip-Yip!
On tonight’s call Caroline Welcomes, Richard Geer, presenting a heliocentric view, who says:

“just found the words on the Helio Amazingness this week it’s about concentrated spiritual power applied with great practical courage (that’s neptune, saturn and mars “yod”) to bring divine love to earth in real-world ways, with TOTAL originality and invention! (uranus), and the spirit of beauty, joy, fun relationships and mutual prosperity (venus) with other people, other countries, other species and all life, to ground us all in relation to earthly life and its needs (helio earth, conjunct pluto), and be ready to transform whatever needs to be transformed, in nothing less than a life-or-death story for billions.

ALL these 6 planets are at 10 or 11 degrees of their sign.

I think it’s the watershed moment in consciousness for the “one world movement” dedicated to basic healthy sustenance and justice for all human beings, with the psychopaths removed from the reins of power, and a world where unity and differences both are celebrated, in freely chosen cooperation and harmony with the other species.”

We’re happy to co-guide each other to animate the desirable from myriad shifting perspectives. And for bonus points when we gaze through the helio perspective (Sun centered view of the Sky pattern) – There are no retrogrades….!

 

A Goddess Arrives To Bless Embassy Row in D.C.

LINDA WERTHEIMER: Embassy Row, also known as Massachusetts Avenue here in Washington, is decorated with flags of every nation, flying in front of impressive embassy buildings; all very diplomatic, very official. But now, there is a new arrival on Embassy Row, a gift from Indonesia. Saraswati, a Hindu goddess. She just arrived this summer. She stands in a garden in front of Indonesia’s embassy, glowing white and gold, with her arms upraised.
Indonesian Ambassador Dino Djalal introduced us.

AMBASSADOR DINO DJALAL: She’s the goddess of learning and wisdom. She has four arms, and in one arm she holds a musical instrument symbolizing art and culture. And the other hand holds akshamala, or prayer beads, and this symbolizes the never-ending process of learning. And the final hand – the fourth one – holds a lontar, or manuscript, and this symbolizes the source of knowledge.

She’s arriving always on a swan. And the swan is seen also as a, you know, method of transport that symbolizes wisdom and beauty to us here.