Arriving almost along with the new Lunar Month (26NOV-25DEC), its multiple tides and the New Moon about to enter.
Phases of the Lunar Month (UT):
26 NOV 15:06 New Moon
04 DEC 06:58 Crescent Moon
12 DEC 05:12 Full Moon
19 DEC 04:57 Waning Moon
‘Multiple’ is what best describes the heliocentric tides for they are many at the same time, with several faces and acting simultaneously.
The New Moon brings the tide of autonomous guidelines by remote control (Conjunction Saturn Pluto, 10JAN2020) to remain for the three coming decades.
Also those from current two eclipses: the one excluding (26DEC2019) and the one exterminating (10JAN2020).
From the solar vicinity, there are more:
- rejection of the imposture, its imposition and implantation (Venus and Mercury)
- small level jumps, inclines and levelling (Uranus, Earth, Chiron, Saturn)
- search of certitudes among uncertainties and uncertain events (Saturn, Mercury and Neptune)
- reset due to distortions, confusion and deformations (Jupiter, Mercury, Saturn, Chiron, Mercury, Mars, Earth)
Multivalent, multifaceted and multidimensional tides demanding to act likewise, simultaneously, fast and instantly.
Tides finding us composed of molecules from the sidereal space we are crossing, channeling what is worth it, what flows for everyone and all at the same time.
Hence, during the manifestation of events from geocentric tides, around us we will see that everyone joins someone else in order to act.
From multiple levels, multidimensionally and mutiplying themselves (Sun-Moon, Venus-Jupiter, Mercury-Mars, Saturn-Pluto, Neptune-Lilith-Chiron).
Alone remains only the novelty from the novel innovation dragged along during the last three Lunar Months. No time left to look at it.
Even less to see what it has done or what it has become, and on top of the novelty they will keep on constructing (Saturn, Mars, Chiron) and/or destroying (Uranus, Mars, Mercury).
But the echo of the ‘novelty’ will be carried around on dubious sensations in spite of decisions, and, communicative emotions reflecting what we are.
The key: hold on to be and not wanting to be.
We’ll be back soon.
