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Saturday, September 26th 2015: Sun conjunct Juno: Honesty is the Best Policy

If you have been tempted lately, we hope you avoided making the wrong decision.  For some people, “things” may come to a crisis point in a relationship regarding issues of trust and betrayal.

Sun conjoins Juno in Libra on September 26th.  Issues of trust and betrayal become critically important in all relationships.  Betrayals may result in legal action, and tempers are still running high from the events of Thursday and Friday for some.  All of this sets the stage for the power of the influence of the “blood moon” eclipse on Sunday.  At least in some cases, be ready for a showdown!

Sun Conjunct Juno 2015-09-26

Sun conjoins Juno on September 26th.  Issues of trust and betrayal become critically important.

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Aloha kākahiaka kākou a me Hau’ōli aloha Pō’alima. E piha keia la mea ke aloha a me ka pono. Ua maika’ i no Pule kikipani me ‘ohana a me na hoaloha e. Ō kā maluhia no me oe.

Good morning and a Happy aloha Friday to you all. May your day be filled with love and goodness. Have a good weekend with family and with friends. Peace be with you.

Having a meat-free, vegetarian diet can help save hundreds of animals per year. Happy ‪#‎HugAVegetarianDay‬!

Consider my eyes opened! Most everyone has heard of naturalist Alexander von Humboldt–usually referred to as ‘Humboldt’–but if you’re like me you had no idea of his impact and that some people consider him more influential than Charles Darwin!

During his career Herr Humboldt (1769 – 1859, Berlin) met with two US presidents: Thomas Jefferson (a scientist himself) and James Madison. Wonder if there’s a record of what they discussed!

Brief bio of Alexander von Humboldt

Walk with me with my meditation, “Beyond Awakening”, and let’s prepare for tomorrow’s powerful Full-Blood-Moon-Eclipse.

“Beyond Awakening” (37 mins.)

Walk with me with my meditation, “Beyond Awakening”, and let’s prepare for tomorrow’s powerful Full-Blood-Moon-Eclipse.

“Beyond Awakening” (37 mins.)

Aloha ke Akua!

The Aries lunar eclipse will take place this Sunday, September 27 at 7:50 pm PST. Unlike the solar eclipse in Virgo that took place on September 13, which was only visible from a small portion of the planet, the Aries lunar eclipse or blood moon, will be a sight most will be able to witness, and won’t want to miss out on.

As Earthlings, we see our moon on a daily basis. Whether a sliver or a whole pie, our nights are lit by its illuminating white glow. During a lunar eclipse, the moon passes through the shadow of the Earth, casting a red tint onto our usually white satellite. This event happens roughly two to four times a year, each time accompanied by a solar eclipse a few weeks prior or after; sometimes with more dramatic visuals than others. Sometimes with more dramatic astrological influences than others.

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