Zodiac Heaven * Dharma Stars by the original Astro Dakini, Laura Boomer-Trent enlightens spiritual astrology through the Buddhist principles of loving kindness, compassion and karma, and ‘the interconnectedness of all life’, which extends from heaven to earth.
Tomorrow's
Full Moon full moon eclipse is a big day for Tibetan Buddhists, marking
SAKA DAWA, the day we celebrate the birth, enlightenment and
parinirvana of Sakyamuni Gothama Buddha. ♥_/|\_ ૐ
This eclipse,
with the Moon at 24 Sagittarius, aligns with the centre of the Galaxy,
opening the portal for the mind-stream in truth to imbibe ...and
embody the sacred cosmic love-light. Lunar eclipse is in effect from
sunset in Europe, rising to perfect culmination at 21:14 (bst) with a
central heart connection between planet Earth and Moon. For the
meditator this is an optimum opportunity for impartial observation of
all sensation (internal-external, yin-yang, sun-moon) harmonising
earthly heart-mind with our illiminating awakened spirit.
Karma
multiplied (x 10million during eclipse) ♥ = Breathe, be the LIGHT ~>
kind to self & others ~> In presence living the LOVE ♥_/|\_ ૐ x
And
as the radiant Sun in intellectual sign Gemini opposite Moon in forward
thinking Sagittarius am reminded of the Buddha's words "All is mind.
What we think we become" ♥ ...
more thoughts to come later... xxx :)
With love & thanks for amazing illustration 'Above the Below' by wonderful Mr Bill Brouard ♥
The total lunar eclipse begins at 11:53 pm (IST) on June 15, Wednesday. It reaches its maximum at 01:43 am (IST) on June 16 and ends at 03:33 am (IST) early morning on June 16, Thursday. The eclipse is visible throughout India as per the Lahiri's Indian Ephemeris 2011 edition.
The Moon enters penumbra at 10: 53 pm (IST) on June 15 and leaves penumbra at 04:32 am (IST) on June 16. Total duration of the eclipse would be 03 hrs 40 minutes. Magnitude - 1.705. All of the above data are sourced from Lahiri's Indian Ephemeris 2011 edition.
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The total lunar eclipse begins at 11:53 pm (IST) on June 15, Wednesday. It reaches its maximum at 01:43 am (IST) on June 16 and ends at 03:33 am (IST) early morning on June 16, Thursday. The eclipse is visible throughout India as per the Lahiri's Indian Ephemeris 2011 edition.
The Moon enters penumbra at 10: 53 pm (IST) on June 15 and leaves penumbra at 04:32 am (IST) on June 16. Total duration of the eclipse would be 03 hrs 40 minutes. Magnitude - 1.705. All of the above data are sourced from Lahiri's Indian Ephemeris 2011 edition.
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