Aboriginal Total Solar Eclipse
Source: Earth Heal – News For An Earth In Transition
Aboriginal Total Solar Eclipse
By Carol Ann Ciocco
On Tuesday November 13, 2012 (Wednesday, Nov 14 in Australia), we will experience a Total Solar Eclipse at 22 degrees of Scorpio. During a Total Solar Eclipse, the Moon completely blots out the Sun (the lights go out.)
This eclipse occurs over Australia and the Pacific Ocean.
Hurricane Sandy and this Eclipse (which is paired with a partial lunar eclipse on Nov 28) are most certainly related. Hurricane Sandy’s impact was amplified by the HIGH TIDE of the Full Moon, which added several feet to the surging tides of the storm.
Eclipse effects begin weeks (some say months) before the actual eclipse.
As mentioned above, this eclipse has a companion. Eclipses always occur in pairs. The bookend eclipse for the November 13, 2012 TSE will occur on November 28, 2012 and it will be a Partial Appulse Lunar Eclipse in Gemini (Gemini Moon/ Sagittarius Sun).
The powerful Total Solar Eclipse in Scorpio on November 13, 2012 takes place in OZ, the great Down Under. And because Australia’s Aboriginal lands are energized by the eclipse, we are tapping into some of the most mystical and life-giving energies on the planet.
In the wake of the spiral of a massive hurricane (the same spiral that can be found in the shape of galaxies), we meet another spiral – the ancient sacred spiral art of the aborigines. The eclipse shadow sweeps across the spiral, lighting it up in our consciousness. In the quiet Eye of both the Hurricane and the Divine Lotus spiral pattern of an eclipse saros series when viewed from the pole, an eclipse saros series has a spiral pattern!
Crown of Scorpio, the spiral rises and converges, activating the Human Divine Mind, deeply connected to the land, to the Dreamtime and to the Living Spirit.
Note: Click here http://conta.cc/VKrRPQ to read my previous newsletter discussing the similar spiral manifested in galaxies and hurricanes.
In addition, eclipse Saros series (the family groupings of eclipses) has a spiral pattern when viewed from the pole! See picture below.
