As you’re probably aware, the planet Mercury is now retrograde.
And as Mercury rules communication and transport, so the warning is, amongst other things, to avoid air travel or at least double-check your schedule.
Well Mercury has really been doing its stuff with the travel disruptions that the volcano caused this week.
So if in the past you have discounted the influence that the ‘stars’/planets might have, maybe it might be time to have another think : – ) .
Or is the volcano, at this specific time of Mercury Retrograde, just another “coincidence”?
Whatever your beliefs about that, if you click on the following link, you’ll find some amazing photos of the volcano and surrounding areas, from The Boston Globe
http://www.boston.com/bigpicture/2010/04/more_from_eyjafjallajokull.html
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Hi Kashonia,
…not only is this a dramatic example of Merc. Retro. “in action”, this is one of those events that dramatically demonstrate that “the world is One” — that what happens in a single area of the planet is not isolated, that we are intrinsically connected across the globe .
People of course, are not the only travelers.
Earth/Gaia’s air and water move all around – whether it’s through natural occurrences, OR through human activity such as spraying toxic chemicals or dropping bombs, we share the same air and water eventually, and everyone eventually shares the load.
Personally, out here in CA, USA, I have had a mysterious case of laryngitis for over a week now, around the timing of the ash clouds….hmmm…
Thank you for all that you share,
Alisa Rose
Alisa Rose Seidlitz, CGBP, MG, GLC
http://www.greenfengshuimakeover.com
Dear Alisa Rose,
Thank you for your comment and timely words about the interconnectedness of us all.
Events like the volcano can be most important reminders for us all.
Love
Kashonia