The Morning Blessing | March 20 2012

Do you get that your environment comes in response to your thoughts? So often people play it backwards and their thoughts come in response to their environment. That’s why we are quite often wanting to control everything in our world. The basis of life is freedom; you are so free that you can choose to direct your thought anywhere! And your freedom will truly come when you learn to exercise the power of your own focus. Reorient yourself with the consciousness that is individually best for self! And remember you cannot NOT stay connected to Source, and to the Whole. Well-being abounds and it is simply your joy to focus on it. Become the path that allows….the thought path, the words, the imagery, the picture, the memory, the projection of thought, the process, the tool, the operation of the Universe!

Ohhh yeah,

Oracle Report | Balsamic Moon Phase

On this first day of Spring, the Sun moves into Aries and brings new energy to move forward. Aries rushes headfirst, so we need to counter this by thinking things through before we take action. The position of Venus adds an element of conflict to the day’s blend. This energy is called “might versus light.” Forces are in contrast, with old structures, beliefs, and mindsets struggling mightily to hang on, and new structures, beliefs, and mindsets trying to burst out.

ELECTRON STORM: The number of energetic electrons in Earth's outer radiation belt is significantly elevated. According to analysts at the Goddard Space Weather Lab, the enhancement is caused by the aftermath of recent geomagnetic storms mixed with a high-speed solar wind stream. "Spacecraft at GEO, MEO and other orbits passing through or in the vicinity of the Earth's outer radiation belt can be impacted," they say.

FIRST DAY OF NORTHERN SPRING: The seasons are changing. Today, March 20th, the sun crossed the celestial equator heading north. This marks the beginning of Spring in the northern hemisphere and Autumn in the southern hemisphere. At this time of year, day and night are of nearly equal length, hence the name "equinox" (equal night).

Good news for sky watchers: Spring is aurora season. For reasons not fully understood by researchers, the weeks around equinoxes are prone to Northern Lights. "With the exception of one cloudy night we have now seen the auroras 16 nights in a row," reports aurora tour guide Chad Blakley from the Abisko National Park in Sweden. "What a season!" He snapped this picture on March 19th: