Full Moon Swings Low Tonight With a Message?

The rising Sun this morning will be positioned directly opposite the Full Moon at 7:57 p.m. EDT tonight, bathing her in full illumination.

Happiest day, beloved Joy Train Rider! I love you! Bless you! I am at the highest height, knowing that mankind is not in charge of the universe, no matter how much we posture and pose.

As Shakespeare observed, “Life’s but a walking shadow, a poor player / That struts and frets his hour upon the stage / And then is heard no more . . .”

Since age 12 I’ve known and felt connected with the great power behind all things. The awareness that there’s much bigger forces than mankind at work to keep the universe turning makes me feel humble and elevated at the same time.

Last week I heard these words as I pursued more knowledge about the world, our place and purpose in it. They have an electrifying impact on my spirit each time I read them:

“Your original divine blueprint is online.

“Your Galactic Intelligence is fully activated.

“Your cosmic DNA awakens now.

“You are a radiant conduit between dimensions,

“Seamlessly weaving the heaven and the Earth.”

Oh boy! Imagine living in this consciousness! I can’t help wondering how life might be different if we were brought up to believe we are of such high caliber.

The greatest number of you that ever rode with us did so last Friday, (Narcissus had a Pool.) I was thrilled to hear from our frequent guest conductor Bethany:

“How very apropos . . . I can only hope that we survive these times and that more compassionate, more community driven politicians will be able to implement tighter checks and balances, since we now know that we cannot rely on the conscience or ethical behavior of the current majority.

“Meanwhile, I rejoice in the glimmers of hope that spark here and there, and trust that the sun’s wobble will indeed help more people to see the light. . .”

My husband Frank said “Wow!” when he joined us. He said he never would have thought the sun could be so affected by the planets.

As if to put a fine point on it, tonight the Full Moon will pass very close to Earth, almost as if to give us a kiss, or a benediction. I wonder what its message to us would be?

“The full Moon in June, which peaks this week, will appear at an extreme southeasterly point and trace an unusually low path across the night sky. ..” Wow!

As the giant planets, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune will gather on one side of the Sun next month, shifting its center of mass dramatically, I’m fascinated by the continuing cosmic drama. I certainly consider it more influential than the circus we’re currently performing here on Earth.

I’m thrilled that I can succeed in raising even one pair of eyes to “seamlessly weave heaven and Earth.” That means it’s possible to raise a million eyes and hearts in admiration of the world, with the focused intention of saving our National Parks and respecting all life. That’s my ultimate mission and goal.

Today we will see how far heart can take us, through the example of Roxanne Quimby, the woman who thought to create a national park, and succeeded.

I had the privilege of meeting Ms. Quimby and her son when I served on the Board of the National Parks Conservation Association years ago. I could see how it deepened their familial relationship to be working together on such a noble - though sometimes unpopular -cause. Here’s how they did it, according to the National Park Foundation:

“Roxanne Quimby’s vision was to establish a national park site to preserve the natural landscape and resources of Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument. A lifelong environmentalist and proud Mainer, the world knows Roxanne for her work with the eco-friendly personal care line Burt’s Bees, and as a longtime supporter of national parks.

Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument. Imagine being able to gift this to our country. NPS Photo.