Oracle Report | Gibbous Moon Phase ~ Moon in Pisces

The keywords for today are crystal and crystallization. If you have had trouble tuning in and communicating with the Mother energy of the planet, break out one of your crystals and go outside. Crystals amplify and carry signals, so the boost may be just what you need. The message may not come through right at that time, but it will enact resonance so that communication is easier.

Keep in mind that we are all receiving messages directly from the planet this month, but what we are really doing is tuning in to the open channel of participation in her dreaming – her creative vision for humanity, which is an ongoing conversation. This isn’t just about saying a prayer of thanks and asking for what you want in your life. We are not interested in that here, although it sometimes plays a part. It’s about recognizing and integrating the fact that your life is not solely your own. Your life is part of the dynamic of the whole of what she has envisioned for our collective and how we can each contribute as individual artists in the creation. It is a living, evolving piece of art.

I occasionally go online and ask my Higher Self, “What do I need to be aware of right now?” After asking I’m usually impulsed to go to some web site/blog site — even one that I may not know exists yet am quickly and easily led to it. I do this when I sense and feel Ascension-related beliefs, concerns, confusions and questions building in many people out there. To help me find and connect with what I’m feeling, I ask my Higher Self to led me to whatever information it is at whatever web site/blog site that I need to be aware of in that moment to not only aid me with what I’m feeling, but to hopefully help other people as well.

SLIGHT CHANCE OF FLARES: NOAA forecasters estimate a 20% chance of M-class solar flares today. The most likely source would be sunspot AR1575, which is facing Earth squarely-enough for geoeffective eruptions. Solar flare alerts: text, voice.

POLAR LIGHTS: A medium-speed (~450 km/s) solar wind stream is brushing against Earth's magnetic field, sparking intermittent auroras around the Arctic Circle. Frank Olsen photographed these colorful streamers over Sortland, Norway, during the early hours of Sept. 27th:

"The auroras shone right through the bright moonlight," says Olsen. "It was a nice [little outburst]."

The display was not caused by a geomagnetic storm, but at this time of year no storm is required. For reasons researchers do not fully understand, equixoxes favor auroras. During the nights of early autumn, even a gentle gust of solar wind can ignite colorful lights at high-latitudes. Browse the gallery for current images: