The Astrology of 2015 September and October 2015: Total Eclipse of the Heart
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1 The Astrology of 2015 September and October 2015: Total Eclipse of the Heart Drop your maps and listen to your lostness like a sacred calling into presence. Here, where the old ways are crumbling and you may be tempted to burn down your own house. Ask instead for an introduction to that which endures. This place without a foothold is the province of grace. It is the questing field, most responsive to magic and fluent in myth. Here, where there is nothing left to lose, sing out of necessity that your ragged heart be heard. Send out your holy signal and listen for the echo back. Toko-Pa Art by Cedar Lee 1
2 Astrologically, physically and psychically, September and October are all about mastering the art of edge walking. Starting at the Pisces Full Moon of August 28 and culminating at the Taurus Full Moon of October 27 th, a rare triad of Super Moons and two eclipses will sweep you through three Star Gates to the Event Horizon of September 28 and beyond. The giant wave of energy downloads encoded with meta keys will recalibrate you etherically and physically. Star Gate 1 Star Gate 2 Star Gate 3 Sphinx Cusp Leo/Virgo Collective Soul Cusp Virgo/Libra Karmic Cusp Libra/Scorpio Star Gate 1 Super Full Moon 29 August Pisces/Virgo Solar eclipse Virgo September 13 Star Gate 2 Super Moon Lunar eclipse September 28 Libra/Aries- The Event Horizon Star Gate 3 Super Full Moon October 27 Taurus/Scorpio The Way that is not the Way will first take you as a pilgrim through the Virgo/Pisces territory of Zen, crossing the Super Galactic Centre at 2 degrees Libra encountering the North Node of Fate and Makemake, then along the Via Combusta into the karmic waters and 9 tests of Scorpio. Consciously or unwittingly, you have been focusing on your metamorphosis, from the June solstice to the September Equinox, pivoting from transformation to emergence, immersed in both energies in the same moment. From the September Equinox to the December Solstice you will fully anchor yourself in the applied mastery phase, structuring your physical life to match your divine truth. Know that your heart is being occulted three times - firstly by the powerful 40 day and night Venus retrograde ending on September 6, next by two eclipses - so that your head-heart crown centre, the primary high heart centre and the solar plexus heart centre are purified, activated and blended to work in harmony with the soul. To experience four Super Moons in a row - two of them eclipses - announces that something important this way comes. As Super Moons are at the same time at perigee, nearest to the Earth and syzygy, in line with the Earth and the Sun, means that an historic two month long seismic window is opening. Expect stronger gravitational and electromagnetic pulls affecting both the planet and your etheric body. The Leo/Virgo Sphinx Cusp Activation 2 nd Ray of Love/Wisdom When Jupiter the Hierophant entered Virgo on August 12, the Sphinx Cusp was activated by Transpluto-Isis, Regulus and Orcus - Guardian of the soul s vows and promises. This is Jupiter as Magi with Mother Mary as World Servers. One after another, Mercury, Jupiter, 2
3 the Sun, Mars and Venus will enter the gate of the sacred feminine aligning with Neptune, in a great cosmic inbreath. At the Pisces Super Moon on August 29 at 6 degrees Virgo a conjunction of Sun, Jupiter and Orcus opposes Moon /Neptune in Pisces square Saturn. In early October the North Node of Fate crossing 0 Libra on the World Axis ushers in 5 wild card eclipses across Virgo/Pisces through to At the same time, Venus as a newly created Warrior Princess Morning Star enters the sign of the dispossessed Mother, bringing back the gold from her soul excavation in the retrograde underworld. In Virgo/Pisces territory you encounter and embody the Sacred Feminine, through the alchemy of Water and Earth- Mater and Matter. This is the art of seeing that everything is related to everything else in a unified field of consciousness. Many things bring creative life, healing, ideas, innovations, inventions, and solutions, to real down-to-earth issues and challenges. And these actually come out of the dark, from out of nowhere, seemingly, they come from over your shoulder. They come from just out of the corner of your eye. They come from the unconscious; they come from the part of the psyche that stores not just quirks and oddities and forgotten shreds of memory and so forth, but also stores of great gifts insight, intuition, knowledge, that some people would call uncanny only because it doesn t appear to come from the forefront of the mind. Clarissa Pinkola Estes. 3
4 The Virgo/Libra Collective Soul Cusp Activation 3 rd ray of Active Intelligence A collective fate point is activated first on September 3 when Black Moon Lilith conjuncts the North Node then again at the Super Moon Lunar eclipse of September 28 when the Sun conjuncts Mercury, the North Node of Fate and Makemake exactly on M87,the Super Galactic Centre, all square Pluto. 4
5 This is being described as the Event Horizon when a powerful wave of gamma light from the Galactic Core will impact the Earth. The Cardinal Cross has been the driving force behind the turbulent times of the past 7 years, so we now begin a whole new phase of this story. Because of the extraordinary recent events connected with activity on the Cardinal Cross, it almost seems as if all the energy of the historical process is being shifted onto this Cross at our current phase in the story of humanity -- perhaps as part of a world initiation. Watch for new information when Mercury retrogrades back to exactly 0 Libra on October 10. The Libra/Scorpio Karmic Cusp Activation Ray 4 Harmony Through Conflict The 3 rd of 3 Super Full Moons falls across the Taurus/Scorpio axis on October 27. Since October 2012,when Saturn entered Scorpio through to September 17 when the Black Sun left for Sagittarius, through the plutonic Taurus/Scorpio eclipses of 2013/14, you have faced karmic feedback loops over and over. You have been crucified then resurrected. When you arrive at this cusp, you will recognise the way stations and welcome back old friends from far away, your fellow travellers and guides across time. There are no right answers. But there is a right question. It's the one that rubs up against your self-righteousness, resistance, and fears... When you ask yourself, "Why not?" you may find yourself in motion, across a vivid and unpredictable landscape, over impossible mountains and beyond the water's edge, where you surprise yourself, once and for all, by getting wet. Karen Maezen Miller Momma Zen 5
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