LUNAR ECLIPSE IN PISCES - A CRYSTAL DAY

I’ve been listening to a lot if CCR (Creedence Clearwater Revival) lately. I’m a Libra rising, so I am very much about music, and am the kind of person that regard’s their life by the soundtracks of what was going on. I feel inside of music there are messages from the beyond to us earthbound folks.

When thinking of this Lunar Eclipse in Pisces, I kept hearing the song Lodi in my head. It’s a CCR song, and one about a down and out singer on the road. Basically, the song talks about how he is stuck, once again, in a shitty little town in shitty circumstances…and feeling stupid about it.

Does any of this sound familiar?

Do you feel stuck in some same old shitty loop of pain and disappointment? Are you starting to become aware that maybe, just maybe there are things that we are doing in our lives that keep us in the loop?

What could these things be? Some old Karmic agreement that you weren’t even aware that you had signed up for? A belief that we aren’t good enough to move on? A fear of who you really are if you let yourself become who you really are? Circumstances? Habits?

I think Lodi is a place that we all fear, yet somehow orchestrate it so we end up there, over and over and over again.

Is this realization because of this being the very last Eclipse in the Pisces/Virgo land? Is this because this is a Lunar Eclipse in Pisces? Perhaps

I for one and tired of being in Lodi. I think you are too. Maybe it’s a good tune, but a terrible fate.

So I propose another CCR song to be your inspiration. Actually, make that 2 songs.

The first one?

 Long As I Can See The Light: The need to leave…the guilt of it but the ability to navigate that by honoring the need to move onto other things…and the knowledge that there is ALWAYS a light to guide the way.

The second one?

Up Around The Bend.

I leave you with this:

“There's a place up ahead and I'm goin'
Just as fast as my feet can fly
Come away, come away if you're goin'
Leave the sinkin' ship behind”

Let’s let the past stay in the past. Let’s deal with why we are drawn to the darkness, to the habitual pain. But once we are done, we need to get a move on.