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The Oracle Report – Monday, February 16, 2015

“Load In” – Pisces Lunar Cycle (1) 2015 – February 18 – March 19, 2015

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Monday, February 16, 2015

Balsamic Moon Phase: clear, release, dream

Moon in Capricorn/Aquarius (7:14 pm ET/ 00:14 am UT)

Ruling Wisdom Goddess: Matangi (Goddess of the Wind) and Shodashi (Goddess Who Fulfills Our Highest Desire)

Skill: tune in to your inner voice/your heart/your connection with Spirit

Positive Imprints: new directions, clearing space, making sense, adding up, transformation from one thing to another, new uses for existing things, gathering, building energy, stirring in the heart, undeveloped talents and interests being inspired

Catalysts for Change: resistance to new things, obstacles to growth, diversions from one’s path, suppression, too much static or background noise or talk, too much at once, naïve, overpowering others

Sabian symbol for the Lunar Month: “an old adobe mission”

So much is “loading in” to the field of consciousness today in preparation for the New Moon on Wednesday that we just may find ourselves mesmerized by it all. Exceptionally beautifully-wrapped gifts (packets of information) fall down like rain (or snowflakes depending on where you are).

These gifts or packets of information are designed to make our hearts sing. The song is called “The Music of the Spheres” and each of us is like an instrument in the philharmonic.

In the audio recording of the overview for the next New Moon, which is titled “Load In” and posted atwww.oraclereport.com, I mention that over the next two lunar months we are preparing for the new astrological year. The energy of the next astrological year (which begins April 18) is symbolized by the image of “the music of the spheres.”

At the highest and purest level, everything is a sphere of energy (or coalesced within a sphere of energy) – planets, solar systems, Galactic Centers, aeons, us. The “music” of the spheres is the expression or actualization of the individuality of a sphere.

In other words, the music of the spheres is the animating spirit of creation made manifest.

It’s the best possible energetic to create the Second Renaissance, which is created by artists – artists of the soul.

You may not consider yourself an artist, but all things can be artful when undertaken with consciousness and intention. In this way, there are many types of “art” – painting, sculpting, music, singing, teaching, healing, speaking, writing, welding, wiring, coding, protecting…

You are an artist creating the structure of the new way to experience life. Over the next two days, spiritual influences are radiating the field of consciousness to instill awakening, recognition, and eventual application of your uniqueness. Talents, skills, and hopes, wishes, and dreams come to life to create a new experience of life.

Building the Second Renaissance is not drudgery. It is supposed to be fun.

Here’s what’s happening in the sky to facilitate it:

The 26th, 27th, and 28th degrees of Pisces are all about moons- a New Moon, a Harvest Moon, and a Full Moon, respectively. Mars is completing transit of these degrees, hitting them first in order to energize and “load in” feelings of desire (heart and soul’s desires). This has been happening over the last few days, so you can look at events, circumstances, and feelings you’ve had and see what is starting.

Venus will begin transiting these degrees tomorrow, hitting them again and reinforcing what Mars imprinted. Desires are reinforced.

Then, between March 16 – 18, the almighty Sun will reach these degrees, flooding the field and reinforcing what both Mars and Venus have already imprinted. This is just in time for the New Moon on March 20 and also in time for the Spring Equinox.

So you see how the imprinting of energy works and also how important this time is for the future.

The Wisdom Goddesses (Dynamic Duo) of Matangi and Shodashi are close by with this. Matangi brings wind and Shodashi corrects course, so we are moving forward. But if the speed is too much for you, ask that the wind settle down a bit.

I am mixing metaphors all over the place today, but that is the nature of the energy. Today we are tuning in and unwrapping packets of information that “unwrap” more of the nature of reality, more of who we are, and more on what we are here to do.

Go outside. Connect with nature. Gaze at something beautiful and the beautiful gifts will flow.

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