The Lunar Eclipse December 21st, Winter Solstice, 2012 - Actual Year Astrology 2010
I have to say that despite being weak in Body, Mind and Spirit due to a continuation of personal problems, family problems, negative people and dark magic I experienced one of my most potent Astral Traveling Experiences of my life during the last Lunar Eclipse and I hope that this is to lead to a new beginning of similar experiences and a revival in my faith in Mayan Cosmology and how to use their system to actively participate in awakening the sleeping world... while they sleep.From the beginning I had a stressful day and as a stressful month I did not ever realize how close we were to the final eclipse of the year until the day before it... in a year JAM PACKED with Earthly Astrology... yeah, the type of stuff to prepare us for the coming Galactic Alignments that are really going to push forward Solar Evolution. Just to let you know sometimes I begin preparing myself a week or more before special events like this.The experience started basically when I woke up and felt weak and worried because there was an Extreme Downpour going on outside. It's rainy season here, so when it rains... it really rains. Last year you may have heard about the incident around Machu Picchu and the flooding and having to helicopter tourists out of the region. Yeah I'm pretty sure the natives stayed behind even though Machu Picchu is high grounds.But not to sound offensive, I was happy about the situation, around Machu Picchu not many people were hurt but the town full of (excuse me again) mindless money fiends creating complete copy-cat businesses in the entrance town to Machu Picchu was flooded causing lots of damage. In this town prices changes based on your color, it has some of the worst and most expensive food of all of Peru and this society of Capital Slaves guarding the entrance to such a sacred site is to say the least, not welcoming.I don't think the people here are getting it, unfortunately their brains are mush due to the deadly levels of MSG they use in their food and as this place needs to be cleaned out by 2015 for the pole shift... I'll bet my spiritual communication abilities the rains are going to get worse each year rising towards that date. Furthermore, advanced temples beyond the scoped of human capacity may be revealed from large mud slides with the heavy rains. If all is as it should be our capacity will have evolved by this time.OK, now that you have all the background thoughts... let's get into the actual Experience. I woke up, as I said, tired and down about the seriousness of the rain. I was ready to give up my plans hike up the mountain to go to the temple of the moon and just do meditation in my green house roof.But the wonderful world of technology saved me
Saturday, August 11, 2012
The Lunar Eclipse December 21st, Winter Solstice, 2012 - Actual Year Astrology 2010
When was the last solar eclipse seen in France?
Question by Evan L: When was the last solar eclipse seen in France?
It's for an idea I'm working on. I know there's one (Total Eclipse) seen in France on November 5, 2059 but what would be the one right behind that? Total or Partial.
So what would be the last solar eclipse seen before the one in 2059?
Thanks!!!
Best answer:
Answer by ArmuotasSeptember 12, 2053. It will be partial eclipse (in Paris, this depends on city you are in). There is large JAVA Eclipse Explorer at NASA's page - http://eclipse.gsfc.nasa.gov/JSEX/JSEX-index.html , main towns in any country from 1500BC to 3000AC.
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Orbital Relationship Of The Moon
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Orbital Relationship Of The Moon
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The Moon is the Earth's natural satellite. It orbits the Earth on a regular basis, much the same as the Earth orbits the Sun. The orbit of the Moon around the Earth creates several interesting conditions and in fact can greatly influence the Earth and everyone on it.The Moon orbits the Earth with a synchronous rotation. This means that nearly the same face of the Moon is faced towards the Earth at all times. In fact, only 59% of the face of the Moon can ever be observed from Earth. As the moon rotates, it also completes its orbit.The Moon completes one orbit of the Earth in 27.3 days, but because during this time, the Earth is also moving, a full lunar cycle is 29.5 days. These lunar cycles are responsible for the phases of the moon. The lunar cycle begins with the new moon. The new moon is when the moon first appears as a small sliver. Some cultures and even some calendars will use this new moon as the basis for the beginning of a new month.Over the course of the next 14 or so days, the lighted face of the moon will continue to become larger and larger. During this process, the moon cycle is called waxing gibbous. After 1 week, it will resemble a half moon and after the approximately 14 days, it will resemble a full Moon. Over the course of the next 14 or so days, the lighted face of the moon will decrease. This is the waning gibbous cycle. At the end of 7 days, it will be half a moon and by the end of 14 days, the lighted area will disappear and the cycle will begin again.This cycle brings up the first of the orbital effects of the moon on society and culture. The 29.5 day moon cycle corresponds to 1 month. The 12 cycles per year corresponds to the 12 months of the year. The approximately 7 days from each half of the moon corresponds to 1 week. Further more, this cycle of the Moon also corresponds to the menstrual cycle of many women.The moon's synchronous rotation as it orbits the Earth also causes the tides. As the moon orbits the Earth, the gravitational pull of the Moon is causing water to bulge towards it, causes a tide. This similar force will exist on the far side of the Earth as well, hence there are two tide cycles every day.The Moon's orbit causes eclipses to occur as well. There are two kinds of eclipses, the solar eclipse and the lunar eclipse. The lunar eclipse occurs when the Earth is between the sun and the moon. The lunar eclipse is unique in that we are able to view the shadow of the Earth being cast on the