The Moon’s Backward Gaze: When Crisis Gets Personal
Originally published on Substack
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Season 2. Episode 18. In today’s video:
start to 4:32: Contemplation on the Nodes of the Moon
4:32 to 19:58 - The Neutrino Weather 4 - 11 May (inner circle)
Contemplation of the week: Observing the Nodes of the Moon
One of the fascinating aspects of observing the Nodes of the Moon is that they move into the opposite direction than the planets and bring us each time deeper inwards in their perspective. When it comes to crisis and friction, that’s what’s being presented to us through this conditioned perspective, things are becoming more personal!
"Beware! While the time is there, give, give as much as you can, give whatsoever you can. Sing a song, share a joke, dance! Give whatsoever you can give.
Existence goes on repaying you tremendously. Whatsoever you give to existence, it returns a thousandfold; it comes back to you. You give one flower, and a thousand flowers shower on you. Don‘t be clingers. If you really want to be rich, if you want to have an enriched inner world, then learn the art of giving."
Osho
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