The moon and the planets of our solar systems are like cities where we once lived. They create their own unique vibration that seems familiar at a soul level. Subtle rhythms from the stars exert their influence which is felt or experienced by everyone in their own unique way. In late September we entered a full moon in Libra, which created a focus that could show up in different ways. Mostly, we are being encouraged to mend relationships by taking responsibility for our actions.
Whatever we have done or haven’t done, it’s time to pony up and try to fix things. This moon could shine a light in any direction, including the person you see standing in the mirror (tee hee). The spiritual transformation energy of 2019 handed all of us humans our destiny to bring some level of focus to the major areas of life. It’s time for the relationship house to get a double dose of that energy. My practice saw a record number of divorce, break-ups, and business and family dramas playing out during July and August, so now it’s time for reappraisal and repair.
Everyone on your list may not participate, but don’t let that stop you from being true to yourself. It’s time to get out of the rut and evolve into that part of you that learned to be a master, to rise above those relationships which are pulling you down. You have the moon to boost the energy around manifesting healthy relationships. All you have to do is comply, so let’s find an angel who will comply with our request for a whisper on mending relationships:
Relationships offer many beneficial aspects regarding personal growth. The opposite sex offers a reflection to help integrate the balance of the masculine or feminine energies. The same gender offers support with defining your identity to understand the parental archetypes and their influence on your anima/animus. Knowing who you are is alignment with your inner life, which heals the wounds of the past by balancing the energy within.
The peace that comes with resolution can bring enlightenment to the emerging soul. Untangling the roots of two plants bound together can help accelerate growth through freedom to expand. Cultivation of healthy relationships often requires rooting out the imbalance in the search for sustenance and nourishment. Without entanglement, relationships are free to experience levels of independence that could deepen and enhance the connection. Codependency is challenging to correct and takes effort on the part of both people. The conditions that supported unhealthy aspects of a relationship are often the best place to focus on change in order to begin anew.
If the love between two people is held as sacred, it’s a matter of communicating individual needs to find ways to improve the relationship. A relationship not held as sacred will often contain the symptoms of disharmony that bring the feeling of dishonor, disrespect, and betrayal at some level. Express your love and a desire to mend the relationship that comes to mind while reading these words. Start with yourself by setting goals based in wellness, then notice anything or anyone who detracts from those goals. Endings are the seeds of new beginnings, and dreams are your future blossoms. Embrace the light of the moon by mending relationships, and realize the freedom that comes with such an effort.
Bring joy, ease suffering and create beauty, then dance like you mean it!
Blessings, Russell
“A relationship is like a house. If a light bulb goes out, you fix the lightbulb, you don’t go and buy a new house.”
Faraaz Kazi
