Morning dreams are likely to be powerful, bringing visions or a healing path. Even if you don't often remember dreams, you might wake with one this morning. If so, make a few notes or a sketch, capture the fleeting images in a few phrases or a poem. You might enjoy my friend Roswila's Dream and Poetry Realm, where she shares the haiku and images of her dreams.
After joining with Chiron, the Moon enters her time-between-times, that liminal space of reflection, until she emerges into Pisces at 10:11am. She swims gently toward her opposition with the Sun, the Full Moon point of greatest illumination, which happens at 1:04pm. Yesterday's post discusses the energies of this Full Moon in Pisces.
Whatever is illuminated for us at this Full Moon, is now shared with the world. This process can bring new understanding, the implementation of new accomplishments, and the release of what we no longer need. This is a transformative time, acknowledged as the Moon flows energy with Pluto the phoenix at 4:03pm.
Today, we celebrate the Full Moon as she rides high and bright in the night sky, bringing another time of powerful dreaming.
The image of the floating woman was taken by photographer Toni Frissell at Weeki Wachee Springs in Florida in 1947 and was WikiMedia Commons Picture of the Day on July 22, 2010.
Love that floating woman photo! Wow. And as usual, this post really resonated for me. (Many thanks for the link to my blog.) Your post on the Pisces full moon below also "hit home." Being especially moon-sensitive, I just spent two days without leaving the cave of my own rooms. Doing deep inner work. Not sure how much that diving helped; that remains to be seen by the light of some other moon phase. :-)
ReplyDeleteIsn't that an amazing photo? I've been saving it for the perfect time to use it :) And I hope some readers stop by your blog, I love it!
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