🌕 Full Moon 21º Capricorn ♑️︎ | July 13, 2022 by SOL W JONASSEN

〰️ Inner communion 〰️

The Full Moon in Capricorn at 21°21 is up to a whole lot of business. The planets never rest, even if we might be in the thick of vacation. Neither do the inner processes and the ongoing human growth of those who are walking on earth, determined to crack codes and change narratives. Something many of us is bound to do as the planet of sudden enlightenment and deep insight, Uranus, is ticking closer to the North Node.

So despite the underlying need for security and family ties that come with the Cancerian territory, Uranus is sure to crack a hole in the veil of ignorance and tune into the very aspects of anything that isn’t working anymore.

Add a dash of Pluto that will be coming in intense this week and fuse that with the opposition of Ceres to Pluto that is very much a theme for this Full Moon, and sprinkle it with a t-square between the Sun-Ceres and the Moon-Pluto, and we get a hot concoction destined to change maps and shift powers. This is go-go juice of the highest potency, which is what we prepared for. Not all who wander are lost, and not all who go through crisis and change are doomed. Au contraire, the long walk home, back to us, and back to our hearts, is reaching a pivotal point. We can almost touch the magic and feel the profound changes that we worked so hard for starting to manifest.

With Uranus coming in so strongly, we might even feel we are working through important matters while sleeping, waking up inside the dream to change the script. Instead of automatically saying “yes” or going with the familiar flow, we wake up in the moment, hear the powerful intuition and change course. We will have to choose the path less known, the one thing we couldn’t manage to do before, and that leads us into new land, where the people we meet are people who come with another energy and another offering, just like we come with new energy and a new offering.

To be able to feel ourselves amid people or in large crowds is difficult for most, and here lies one of the significant challenges for this week. Duty, responsibility, and tradition that is Pluto in Capricorn and that we can’t get away from, the urge to delve deep into our own needs that is Cancer and then Venus, still in Gemini and now square Neptune, pointing to “peopling.” All the people are everywhere. It is hard to find a quiet spot in a crowded world.

It could also be a romantic ideal or dysfunctional relationship that pulls us off center or a flip-flop between having to relate to numerous people and needing to be alone.

The theme is the same; how do we relate to ourselves in the middle of a crowd without losing our center? Vesta, the asteroid of inner silence and focus, is retrograde in Pisces, and she seeks quietude and clarity. This week begins with a sextile between Mars in Taurus and Vesta in Pisces, and the smart thing to do would be to find time to take refuge from the world as much as possible. This is an aspect for retreat. For inner communion. For sacred walks in nature. For a bliss-out moment to watch the sunset. All these aspects of life, available for those who know how to work out the difficult balancing act that is the spiritual and the mundane life, are now ambrosia to our souls.

At that sweet spot where we find the deep connection to ourselves, we intuitively know that whatever comes along our path, we have power. The beauty that we seek is right in front of us. But we must be willing to “be in this world, but not of this world.”

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Sol W Jonassen
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“When I let go of what I am, I become what I might be.”

- Lao Tzu

I often speak about SINCERITY in the Work and sincerity as a way of life. It is very difficult to be truly sincere with yourself for you will have to confront the lies, excuses, rationalizations, external blame, and avoidance strategies within yourself.

It's about dropping the mask of pretense getting out of self-importance (inflation) and self-pity (deflation) but see yourself as you are - to become REAL with yourself.

This process entails disillusionment and the initial suffering you'll experience is directly proportional to how much you have identified with the false persona [mistaken for the real "I"] and many different masks you have taken on covering up your suppressed shadow. Many of them are unconscious trauma responses as well.

But disillusionment is a good thing. It means getting rid of illusions and becoming real. But the ego, wounded inner child, and many other parts that you have split off will resist it. The fragmentation also serves as entry points for occult forces to come in.

Only when you have become integrally sincere with yourself and committed 100% without excuses to engage in what has been called the Great Work will you be able to be in integrity and essential embody your true Self without division. But sincerity with self is the first step.

It's an inner aspiration and attitude which opens the gateway to conscience. Once you are truly in touch with conscience you won't be able to lie to yourself anymore and buffer it up with rationalizations.

- Bernhard Guenther
veilofreality.com
thetimeoftransition.com

Almaas said it well:

"Being honest and sincere means confronting our inner experience and our outer life in a truthful way. Being sincere means not lying to ourselves, not rationalizing, not comforting, not postponing, not bandaging difficulties. Being sincere means grappling with our life and coming to terms with it with a sense of integrity and self-respect.

Over time we gain self-respect by grappling with our deficiencies, by learning that we can do it. If we run away from the difficult parts, we’ll feel like a coward. If we feel like a coward, we won’t respect ourselves. And we can’t lie to ourselves about what we’re actually doing; on a deep level, we know the truth. So we have to grapple with the difficulties in a courageous way. That’s how we gain respect and value. If we run away from things, there’s no way we can value ourselves.

To have a sense of integrity, we have to prove to ourselves that we’re worthy of it. I don’t mean we have to prove something to our superego. I mean we have to bring forth what we are, bring forth all our resources to confront the difficulties that we have in our life. As far as I know, we can’t become real, can’t become truthful embodiments of reality unless we take the risks to live that way. We must make the necessary sacrifices to be and to live that reality.

It’s not likely to happen that you sit there meditating, have wonderful experiences, and then suddenly you’re a real human being. Living according to the truth requires sacrifices and risks.

The Work is a self-confrontation, an attempt to be more and more truthful and sincere with yourself. We gain integrity and value by living according to the truth. The Work is not separate from being real, from living our lives. The Work simply guides us about how to go about living life in a real way.

For me, it’s sometimes much more satisfying to say one real word to somebody than to go on a vacation and have fun. Pleasure and relaxation are necessary and important, but it’s much more valuable to me if I can confront a situation squarely, and be what I can be in that moment."

- A.H. Almaas

2 more chapters for my brothers that might be looking for clarity. Life flows according to divine will.

Chapter 10 - Competence,
confidence and contribution
Are you contributing to a better society? Are you certain? You have innate greatness, but men can engage in self-destructive behavior when our true purpose is not derived from spirit.

Chapter 11 - Leadership and
the Pursuit of Power
Can you lead? If we are not aligned with God's will (in my case I would say source or universal consciousness), we cannot step into our true power. Do not resist this or seek control.

There are no "cell membrane pumps" like the sodium potassium pump.

First and foremost, there are more than 2500 pumps proposed to exist, yet not a single one has ever been observed with a microscope.

Secondly, the sodium potassium pump is just one of these pumps and would require between 1500%- 3500% more energy than a cell is capable of producing.

Thirdly, sodium, calcium and magnesium pumps would require 350% more energy than a cell is capable of producing.

Finally, simple calculations prove that there would not be enough space for 2500 different pumps to exist within the cell membrane.

It's time to start rethinking cell biology.

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https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/4899603/

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2225747/

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