Thursday, May 14, 2020

Fall Equinox Beginning of Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius

Fall Equinox is a delicious descent—time to wind down, and let go.  And yet its set off by the active cardinal sign of Libra, for fresh mind scapes and clarity.  The sky always looks bluer in the Fall, and the heaviness of Summer is lifted with surprise breezes. Equinox means equal night and day.  Its said to be a good time for magic, with nature in balance—a rare moment of equal light and shadow.   Turning Point Along with Summer and Winter Solstice, and Spring Equinox, its a significant turning point in the Solar Seasonal Cycle. It falls somewhere around September 20-23rd in the Northern Hemisphere. In the year 20156, Fall Equinox is September 22nd. The equinox has many names—Cornucopia, Harvesthome, Alban Elued (Celtic) or Light of the Water, Wine Harvest, Mabon (after the Welsh God of the Harvest), and Harvest Tide—evoking the scenes of the season. A big feast is prepared, and we call round friends and family. Theres a fresh hint of chill in the air, summer is over and the days grow shorter. Winter is coming, and its time to prepare, by harvesting and putting up food. Autumn means harvest, and the season at times has been called simply harvest. The trees bust out with color, and the air feels different.  Ã‚   Albert Camus  Autumn is a second Spring, when every leaf is a flower. Fall of the Solar Year Fall and Autumn are both used for this wonderful season, with Fall being more common in America. Its marked by the Sun going into the astrological sign Libra, to be followed by Scorpio and Sagittarius. So its the start of this trio of relational signs—we grow in understanding through our social and intimate connections. The Sun is waning (in the Northern Hemisphere), but this begins the season of reaching out. The Sun into Libra motivates us to build bridges, create a balance of give and take. Its ideal for sharing your bounty with a neighbor, to make that connection, or attend community festivities. If we see Fall Equinox as a time of refining the creative intentions of Spring Equinox, we take into account the Other. Its adapting your goals, as they meet the contributions or demands of your extended social circle. Sometimes Fall brings up melancholy moods. Is it the reminder that all things diminish (die) and transform? Are we remembering and connecting to an ancient rhythm? Leitmotif What is the harvest this year? What do you sense needs to change, to sow seeds of a more bountiful, fulfilling harvest?Gathering and storing nuts.Mulling over musings that are rich enough to go with you into the dark, contemplative months.Deep study, certification, reflection.Tending to social web—breaking isolation, hosting and attending parties, sharing in groups.Refining Spring Equinox intentions—dying to aspects that are not a natural fit.Attend gatherings with people who support your visions, nourish your soul, keep your spirits lifted. Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius The months of Libra, Scorpio and Sagittarius remind us were not alone. Its ideal for joining or starting a group thats willing to explore heights and depths. Libra is a time for harmonizing with the significant people in our lives—from business partners to friends weve lost touch with over the crazy-busy summer! Its time for slow food dinner parties with kindred spirits, and new friends. Scorpio draws us into the eternal mysteries, and this is when we really bare our souls. Its time for intimacy, and releasing whats pent up, so the energy re-enters the stream. A deep ahhhh happens, when the soul decompresses, and its like coming home. A month for deep insights about emotional realities, soul-level needs and how to transform our lives. Sagittarius is the time of finding that inner light and sharing it with others. Its a socially lively time, with holiday soirees. And a time for spiritual momentum—the optimistic visions spontaneously forming carry us through the winter gloom. Its ideal for expansive research, drawing from new sources, and journeys of the body and spirit.

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