Ecliptic enlightenment

 

When the Moon intersects with the apparent path of the Sun, it disturbs the electromagnetic field and not only changes the light, but has significant ecliptic time frame influences. 

When the Moons shadow falls on the Sun, the earth is exactly aligned between full Moon and the Sun. 

Those ecliptic points have profound psychic influences and are spiritual significant.

 Their function in the realms of desires, that established themselves over many generations with ambitions, which will be challenged over the years, on the path of enlightenment.

The ideal and its perfection need to reject outer realities in the search for happiness. This creates many problems as the true ideal state is only archived by understanding the inner self.  

To think with the heart gives the ability to look beyond the issues of the world. One has to let go of the intellectual prowess and look beyond the mental restriction.

The divine plan and lady Destiny will cause great impediment, when the psyche is not applied into the material world. It is the need to understand and accept that true wisdom of enlightenment.

The true seeker will at once meet the great souls in moments of time.

The inner mysteries of life provide faculties of intuition and clairvoyance and can cause as well psychological imbalance.

When those ecliptic nodes are close to any planets, they will intensify ones own personal demons.

The ecliptic axis is the building up form of temptation or desires, leading to self-destruction until the desire turns into a true character of enlightenment.

People with strong ecliptic influences are unstoppable to the bitter end and concealed in secret societies and its drama.

Historic figures and many leaders throughout the world’s history have and are still influenced by this desire of power.

Gandhi the famous Indian president had this influence as well, but he used the wisdom with its self-sacrifice practice and compassion for the people to overthrow the English empire.

The value of opportunity is in the way one holds it.