ONCE IN A LIFETIME...
I encourage everyone who reads this to take time out today to MEDITATE and PRAY...We are blessed to get a chance like this to experience Universe's energy at it's highest peak!
This is one of those days that come around once in a lifetime, so I did some homework on the mystical meaning of the number NINE and this is what I unearthed. If it applies, share it with others.
It is fitting that we now come full circle with the meaning of nine. Indeed, even the visual depiction of the Arabic "9" spirals in on itself to indicate the completion of a cycle.
Nine's hold energy of attainment and completion, but with that closure, we understand we are also faced with renewal. There is no ending without a beginning (indeed the Latin word for nine is novem which shares its root with novus, meaning 'new').
I like to call upon the imagery of the alchemical Uroboros when discussing the meaning of nine because of its relation to that concept of completion versus initiation.
Alchemists were also quite keen on movement and behavior of nature, and would often indicate the Uroboros as a conveyance of rebirth and regeneration. Most importantly, this powerful symbol stands for the maxim "one is all."
The Uroboros, and the number nine sets the soul's intention on fathoming the idea of meeting Ourselves to make a connection, and making strides for acceptance (completion) of the endless cycles of life.
Some questions we may ask ourselves that assist in clarifying the meaning of nine:
* If there were no beginning, and no end, how would I live life differently?
* Will the completion of a task complete me as a person?
* What makes me feel whole?
* How do I feel about change and moving from one phase of life to another?
* What is my level of connectivity?
I encourage everyone who reads this to take time out today to MEDITATE and PRAY...We are blessed to get a chance like this to experience Universe's energy at it's highest peak!
This is one of those days that come around once in a lifetime, so I did some homework on the mystical meaning of the number NINE and this is what I unearthed. If it applies, share it with others.
It is fitting that we now come full circle with the meaning of nine. Indeed, even the visual depiction of the Arabic "9" spirals in on itself to indicate the completion of a cycle.
Nine's hold energy of attainment and completion, but with that closure, we understand we are also faced with renewal. There is no ending without a beginning (indeed the Latin word for nine is novem which shares its root with novus, meaning 'new').
I like to call upon the imagery of the alchemical Uroboros when discussing the meaning of nine because of its relation to that concept of completion versus initiation.
Alchemists were also quite keen on movement and behavior of nature, and would often indicate the Uroboros as a conveyance of rebirth and regeneration. Most importantly, this powerful symbol stands for the maxim "one is all."
The Uroboros, and the number nine sets the soul's intention on fathoming the idea of meeting Ourselves to make a connection, and making strides for acceptance (completion) of the endless cycles of life.
Some questions we may ask ourselves that assist in clarifying the meaning of nine:
* If there were no beginning, and no end, how would I live life differently?
* Will the completion of a task complete me as a person?
* What makes me feel whole?
* How do I feel about change and moving from one phase of life to another?
* What is my level of connectivity?
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