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jade.wood
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posted 8/6/06 7:33 AM
Now Im talked about moon, and sun, and now its stars.I have always taken them for granted, they are there, and thats it.Now as a sensitive, I find often propelled up towards them, like a spiral or funnell, I stand in my garden, with the moon rising, and the stars above, and there is this gigantic power surge.... between me, the earth and the others, so much so, I ahve had to get someone to make me a totem pole or staff, so I dont fall over!The stars on a clear night overhead, are difficult to make out, so I bought a prof binoculars,luckily we have no town orange glares so I can see them clearly.I subscribed to sky and telscope on www, so I know a week in advance which planet is up, appearing in morning or evening, but its difficult to find in the sky which is which!So ive cottoned onto the obvious, learn the plough, and then go on from that.... The star maps show the big dipper, plough or whatever you call it... and here in UK, it appears in North. so am learning which stars are above it, and which below. That is a start, then come autumn, I look for ORION, I look for all the stars in the warrior. I look for it, and sometimes its high enough up in the south to see it all....So for star gazing, find one that is always near you, and latch onto that... when your fully immersed, knowedgewise, head, heart and body, it will call you out, when its in the sky!Now that to me is MAGIC!!! Then you can worship it, as only you know how to!I thank it for its calling, thank it for it being clear to see it, and thank it for its shining!Star gazing is such fun! yawns!Now back to bed!
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