Eye of
REVELATION
Appulse Lunar Eclipse
PART 2

 

Nov 13/14 Total Solar Eclipse

 Revisited

 

Aboriginal Illumination


28  November 2012   

 

 by

By Carol Ann Ciocco

www.threemoonocean.com 

http://conta.cc/j5HyG  

 

 
a fire place at Aboriginal elclipse celebration site
Eclipse celebration at Arnherm Aboriginal Lands
November 14, 2012 Total Solar Eclipse
fire place spiral at festival site
Clair Rawlinson, ABC Darwin
 

 

The Tao doesn't take sides;
it gives birth to both good and evil.
The Master doesn't take sides;

she welcomes both saints and sinners.

The Tao is like a bellows:
it is empty yet infinitely capable.
The more you use it, the more it produces;

the more you talk of it, the less you understand.

Hold on to the center.

Lao Tzu

 

 

 

   
hold on to the space between breaths


In my previous newsletter series (http://conta.cc/TrKLLn) I talked about the spiral energy present in the Total Solar Eclipse (TSE) on November 13/14, 2012 over Australia - including the Aboriginal Spiral http://conta.cc/SkkcGJ and the hurricane spiral (http://conta.cc/Wl8WRC.) In the picture above, the Aboriginal Spiral was highlighted in an eclipse ceremony on Aboriginal land, which synchronizes and reinforces the magic of the spiral as it expressed that day, and continues to express.


This video: http://youtu.be/XSttAEXY4X0 captures the breath-taking (literally) effect of a Total Solar Eclipse. At the 32-second mark the sun totally blacks out and then at 45 seconds it pops out into a bright ring. 15 breathless seconds embodying the space between Light and Dark.


Many of us meditated at the time of the eclipse. We were tuning in to a sacred gathering that was taking place in Aboriginal lands where the TSE touched down. We received a message from that ceremony, about the balancing of the opposites. 
 

 

the dreaming of sun & moon


Within Aboriginal belief systems, a formative epoch known as 'THE DREAMTIME' stretches back into the distant past when the creator ancestors known as the First Peoples traveled across the land, creating and naming as they went. The Dreaming is at once both the ancient time of creation and the present-day reality of Dreaming. Over time the Ancestors grew tired - their bodies died but their spiritual essence remained in the landscape, the heavens and the waters. It is said that the Ancestors life giving powers still exist to this day at important sites around Australia. - Wiki


The Aboriginal Dreaming continued under the shadow of the Nov 14th TSE whose shadow first touched down on Aboriginal lands in Australia. The Sun and Moon danced new wisdom to humanity through the Aboriginal power of earth:


"More than 200 people gathered on an escarpment overlooking the Gurruwilny Swamp in Aboriginal Arnhem Land to view the November 14, 2012 Total Solar Eclipse. Some wept as an Indigenous ceremony took place in view of the eclipse, celebrating the dreaming of the sun and the moon in Yolngu culture.

 

"This is the first time in Yolngu for an eclipse festival," traditional owner from Ramingining, Peter Gambung, said. "It's really, really spiritual - they feel it, they see it."

"In this area it is very spiritual and you can feel it in the earth." said Ramingining actress Francis Djubiling

 

<In 1944 The Warlpiri Aborigine people explained to western anthropologists that a solar eclipse is the Sun-woman being hidden by the Moon-man as he makes love to her. ... During a solar eclipse in 1922, the Wirangu Aborigine people told an anthropologist that the eclipse was caused by the Sun and Moon "becoming husband and wife together" (Source for this paragraph http://bit.ly/Tcze1q) >

But this eclipse festival was the first time the Yolngu Aborigine people shared the dreaming story behind the sun and the moon, with visitors. "It's secret business but it's time for us to show the non-Indigenous people our culture and to share our culture." said Djubiling.
   

Indigenous health worker Debbie Jagoe said "The symbolism they've shared with us, the moon and the sun meeting, black and white same blood, it's just such an amazing feeling to be here,"

 

It is "an extraordinary thing - I mean this is first people first land, sun and moon reconciliation coming together," JohnAlexis Viereck, from California, said.

 

Source for above material, except where otherwise noted: http://bit.ly/TY5lkD  

 

 

This is a profound REVELATION for us at this time and it asks for much contemplation. The ancestors speak to us of the mystery of the Sacred Marriage,the ecstatic Union of the Opposites, the Reconciliation of Duality. East and West, Masculine and Feminine, White and Black, Sun and Moon. Same Blood. Dissolved in Love.  We are living in very tense times which call for great courage and creativity to meet the chaotic challenges swirling around us like a hurricane. We can tap into the energy gifted to us by the November 13/14 eclipse. We can breathe in the wisdom gifted to us by our ancestors as the Moon extinguished the Sun. We can Dream a new more balanced world into Being.   

 

 

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Peter and Francis Djylbiling - Arnherm Land
Peter and Francis Djylbiling - Arnherm Land
Clair Rawlinson, ABC Darwin

 
Bungul dance - eclipse ceremony - Arnherm
Bungul Dance - eclipse celebration - Arnherm  
Claire Rawlinson ABC Darwin

 

 

the pain of duality vanishes


The Beloved Comes Home

by Mirabai 

English version by V. K. Sethi

 

 

The one I longed for has come home;
The raging fire of separation is quenched.
Now I rejoice with Him, I sing in bliss.

 

The peacocks at the cloud's roar
Dance with unbound joy;
I rejoice in ecstasy
At the sight of my Beloved.

 

I am absorbed in His love;
My misery of wandering
In the world has ended.
The lily bursts into bloom
At the sight of the full moon;
Seeing Him, my heart blossoms in joy.
Peace permeates this body of mine;
His arrival has filled my home with bliss.

 

That very Lord has become my own
Who is ever the redeemer of His devotees.
Mira's heart, scorched by the blaze of separation,
Has become cool and refreshed;

The pain of duality has vanished.   

 

 

 
a fire place at Aboriginal elclipse celebration site
Eclipse celebration at Arnherm Aboriginal Lands, Australia
November 14, 2012 Total Solar Eclipse
fire place spiral at the festival site
Clair Rawlinson, ABC Darwin
 
  


What is meant by nonduality? It means that light and shade, long and short, black and white, can only be experienced in relation to each other; light is not independent of shade, nor black of white. There are no opposites, only relationships. In the same way, nirvana and the ordinary world of suffering are not two things but related to each other. There is no nirvana except where the world of suffering is; there is no world of suffering apart from nirvana. For existence is not mutually exclusive. - Lankavatara Sutra

 



 
this newsletter was
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Carol Ann Ciocco

www.threemoonocean.com  

http://conta.cc/j5HyG