The Summer Solstice marks the point in the heavens where the Sun ends his reign in the sky and begins his bow to make way for his beloved, the Moon, to reign. Lovers will meet for a brief moment in ecstatic union before separating to follow one another's path.
This year Summer Solstice coincides with a rare 'Ring of Fire" Solar Eclipse in Mrigashira, "The Searching Star," and on Father's Day. Father, Son, and the Holy Spirit, yes, this is happening? A Trinity of events.
Summer Solstice 2020
Sun Gods and Goddess have existed in many cultures and religions as symbols of wisdom, sovereignty, justice, and evolution of the soul. Heralding across the skies with golden halos and horse-drawn chariots following the path to the Sun.
The Sun is the divine charioteer who drives the chariot of your Self. The image of the Sun as your Divine Charioteer is most important. He holds in his hands the reins that go to the horses that draw the chariot: the horses represent the major planets in your astrology birth chart. If the Sun is too strong, he burns and dominates and can be cruel. But if the Sun is weaker than the horses, then the chariot of your Self won't be able to chart a course in your life. - Micheal Conneely
Every Sun God & Goddess attained enlightenment of the soul by following the path of their Sun. Along with cycles of death and resurrection and a last temptation before ascending to the heavens.
The Oracle of Delphi, built in honor of Apollo, one of the Greeks Sun Gods, read "Know Thyself" & "Nothing in Excess." These two maxims (truth principles) and one more, carved in the most prominent spots at the Temple.*
Your path in life is to learn how to reign your horses harmoniously across the skies. It is a skill that requires commitment and discipline. The intelligence of a horse can size you up the moment you come near. Sensing your fears, strengths, and vulnerabilities. So the first rule you need to know before you take the reins is yourself. The second rule, excessive tension or relaxation on the reins, gets you nowhere. The balance will only come by knowing the first rule, and once you achieve it, you will have gained respect from the horse to trust you to take the reins.
As you journey across the skies invariably, one or two of your horses will need your attention. They will pull you this way or that way, helping you as you search for balance. These horses represent the planets in your birth chart, and each planet correlates to one of the seven main energy centers in your body knowns as Chakras. Seven major planets, seven major energy centers, seven days a week, seven times seventy, you will try and try again. This is the journey, to bring it all into energetic balance by following the path of the Sun to ascend into the heavens as the Sun God or Goddess that you are.
The Sun so graciously gives us life, day in and day out so that we may achieve wisdom, sovereignty, justice, and evolution of our soul. Whether it be through clouds, rain, rainbows, or veils, the Sun always shines.
Summer Solstice flows right into a Solar Eclipse in the Nakshatra of Mrigashira, "The Searching Star."
Bellatrix is the star associated with Mrigashira in the constellation of Orion, the Hunter. Orion faces Taurus the Bull. Many depictions of Orion have him holding either a lion, dog or a shield. It's very unclear, but one thing is clear, his death came from a scorpion. Killed by a scorpion and placed in the sky to fight the bull.
Our Lunar eclipse that began Eclipse Season was in Jysetha, "The Elder Star" in Scorpio. As our season continues with this Solar Eclipse, we are facing all the bull that has come out of the depths of Scorpio.
Mrigashira's totem animal is a snake, and also the second stage of consciousness for the scorpion. This eclipse begins the shedding of the skin as we rise through the layers of our shared existence. Which can play out as states of timidness, fragility, fickleness, wandering, lost, and searching for a better way without any clear direction, much like a deer in the headlights, which is another symbol of this nakshatra.
The search and exploration is now on for a better way. Mine, yours, theirs, ours. This is not a one-person problem. As a society, we know we can no longer travel down the same predictable path. We demand change but have no idea how to get there. We need leadership, but it is nowhere in sight. Perhaps it starts with you and your horses heading in the right direction.
We have five planets in retrograde motion: Jupiter, Saturn, Venus, Mercury, and Pluto, surveying all that has been revealed.
There's plenty for us to look at individually and collectively as we enter into the midpoint of Eclipse season. A continued cycle of death and resurrection.
From Summer Solstice into the Solar Eclipse, we conclude the Trinity of events with Father's Day.
Jesus, The Sun God of Christianity, frequently referred to God as the Father, Abba. His devotion was to the creator of all existence, for whom he lived and had his being, not necessarily a male father figure. In the Garden of Gethsemane, Jesus spoke these words: Abba, Father; all things are possible through you; remove this cup from me. Yet not what I want, but what you want. (Mark 14:36)
Jesus, like every Sun God and Goddess, knew this most evident truth. Relying on your own will or the will of man brings ruin. Also, the third prominent maxim at the Temple of Apollo, "Surety, then ruin.
And so, the path across the skies continues.…to the last temptation.
Revelation!
Know Thyself-Nothing in Excess-Will to will the will of God
*The Oracle of Delphi had a total of 150 maxims carved in stone. The three mentioned were carved in the most prominent places to be seen at the temple. Only two have survived the ruins "Know Thyself" & "Nothing in Excess"
