Happy New Year! So not only did we make it to 2013… a very sacred, powerful, wildly creative, alchemical & transformative (13) year…but to a new (golden) world age. Tho its hard to wrap my head around what that means for me/you/us just yet, a congratulations is definitely in order. The full-on celebrations have not quite begun…we still have some denser-body integrating to do …but if you pay close attention, you can feel the party starting in your heart.

There is so much I could write about since my last report which was technically a month ago, yet feels like an entire lifetime ago…and for many, this is exactly true. We are literally now living an entirely new life since the soul merge that took place between the 12:12:12 and the 12:21, the sacred (re)union within us that I have referred to in the past as our “spiritual sweet-spot”, the marriage of the divine masculine/feminine forces…where spirit meets matter, where head meets heart, where soul meets body, where ascension occurs.

What Now?

INCOMING CME BOOSTS ODDS FOR AURORAS: NOAA forecasters estimate a 30% to 45% chance of polar geomagnetic storms on Jan. 17th when a CME is expected to hit Earth's magnetic field. The impact could spark bright auroras around the Arctic Circle. Aurora alerts: text, voice.

Even before the CME's arrival, auroras are already arcing across the skies of northern Scandinavia. Entitle this photo Reflections:

Rune Bjørkli took the picture on January 15th from Porsanger, Norway. "For this 60 second exposure I used an Olympus E-M5 set at ISO 1600," says Bjørkli. "The long exposure revealed the lights in the water as well as the sky."

Stay tuned to the aurora gallery for more reflections as the CME approaches.

Realtime Aurora Photo Gallery

My move to Mt. Shasta after 12:12:12 added an extra dimension to the dimensional shifts we were already experiencing. A few days after my arrival, while I sorted boxes on December 20, it began to snow and did not stop until Christmas Day, leaving an amazing 4 feet of fluffy snow sparkling everywhere in this small town of Mt. Shasta. When my internet failed to be connected, I was put into enforced detachment, not entirely unwelcome, because the last quarter of 2012 had been so busy and intense. I was happy to focus on organizing, unpacking and creating sacred space within my new little home. All the while I was relishing the display of Nature outside my window, feeling sincere gratitude for finally arriving to stay at the foot of Mt. Shasta, one of the seven sacred mountains of the world. It seemed like a perfect completion to 2012, the most brilliant, interesting, empowering, overwhelming and sacred year I have ever experienced.