Happy Equinox, A Special Day Today

Hello Earth People.  Happy Equinox.  I love you all.

你好地球人。快樂的春分。我愛你們。

हैलो पृथ्वी के लोग। हैप्पी विषुव। मैं आप सभी से प्यार करता हूं।.

Привет земле люди. Счастливый равноденствия. Я вас всех люблю.

It's not going to come crashing down in the manner of a fiery sulfuric Armageddon.  At least I don't think it is.  But either way, today's rare astronomical occurrences are a nice way to mark the time, to remember that we as a people/species have survived through comets, plagues, nuclear weapons, famine, and war.  Our fragile carbon bodies cling to a watery rock cruising through space. 

 

Today, let's think about our struggles through thousands of years as a species and be thankful for where we are. Let's be, feel, and desire new experience and evolution. Let's be reminded about the fragility of life, the coldness of space, and the warmth we have when we contribute to a common love and our common consciousness.

"A spring equinox supermoon and solar eclipse will make March 20 a rare “double event,” said George Ward of Thanet Astronomy Group to Mirror Online. The supermoon occurs when the earth and moon are as close as they can be.  That “celestial phenomenon” is like a crown jewel in a tetrad of “blood moons” that fall on the biblical appointed times [moedim] of Genesis 1:14 says Dr. Richard Ruhling, author on Bible prophecy."  Webwire. Today's equinox is in an apparently rarer series, given that each event falls on an Abrahamic holiday.

The equinox is equally important to other cultures, including our megalith building friends all over the world.  "Germanic tribes associated it with the fertility goddess Ostara. The Mayans of Central America still gather at the pyramid at Chichen Itza which was designed to produce a "serpent" shadow on the Spring Equinox. The Ancient Saxons held a feast day for their version of the fertility goddess, Eostre, on the full moon following the Vernal Equinox. . . .   symbols of spring, rebirth, and fertility we reinforce our connection to humanity's past."  http://spiritualhumanism.org/solequin.phphttp://spiritualhumanism.org/solequin.php