🌑 Total Solar Eclipse + New Moon in Aries 🌑 Confidence, Leadership + Action!
NEW MOON REFLECTION/MANTRA:
I am aligned with confidence, self-awareness, determination, and courage.
I am empowered to move forward and I stay focused on my purpose and destiny.
I am grateful to be surrounded by relationships that are healthy, supportive, and are truly for my highest good.
Aries rules the first house, or house of self, in astrology. This Aries Season invites you to delve into your sense of self, encouraging personal expression and unearthing your untapped potential. Embrace this period as a time of significance, ripe with opportunities for healing and fresh starts. Shed the weight of the past, look ahead to the future, and embrace a transformative journey that resonates with the evolved version of yourself. Take note of recurring patterns that may offer insights and clarity. Harness the abundant energy and creative spark available for growth and healing. Stay attuned to managing emotions, fostering clear communication, and navigating conflicts effectively to remain steadfast on your path towards self-realization.
The Solar Eclipse's alignment with Chiron in Aries and Mercury currently moving backwards in Aries may amplify our inner hesitations about stepping outside our comfort zones. It could shed light on our aspirations for immediate success, our struggles with change, and our pursuit of flawlessness. As the pioneering sign of the zodiac, Aries encourages a mindset of new beginnings. Embrace this bravery of embarking on a new journey and approach yourself with kindness when grappling with perfectionism, fear of the uncharted, or impatience. Picture a life free from the burden of past errors and live fully in the present moment. This embodies the bold spirit of Aries, a courage that can guide you through this Solar Eclipse in Aries.
Below you'll discover an insightful divination spread designed specifically for the potent convergence of the total solar eclipse and new moon in Aries. Reflect on the following questions to delve deeper into this cosmic event, or use them as prompts for your personal journaling practice.
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Ali Sequoia bka The Sovereign Guide
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In April 1957, Johnson Hinton came upon a couple of police officers who were clubbing a man named Reese V. Poe on the corner of 125th Street and 7th Avenue in Harlem. Hinton called out to the officers: “You’re not in Alabama – this is New York! ” The police then turned their nightsticks on Hinton clubbing him and cracking his skull. The officers subsequently handcuffed Hinton and took him to the 28th precinct stationhouse. By the time the evening arrived, over 2,000 people were surrounding the precinct demanding that Hinton be provided with adequate medical attention.
Johnson X Hinton, it turns out, was a black Muslim who belonged to Mosque Number Seven, the largest mosque in the country – led by a 31-year-old preacher named Malcolm X.