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Fall/Spring Equinox – September 22, 2016 – 10:21am EST – Guidance for the Season

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Change as far as the eye can see. There is a whole world out there; which way would you like to go? Finally, the time has come for a choice in direction, and once again the reminder to take your time and not to be impulsive about it. You have grown stronger through the losses you incurred and have also achieved a great deal of wisdom as a result. Turn your focus toward the choices at hand, and know that there are new things making their way to you. This part of the journey is one of discovery and exploration.

You have learned so much about yourself in recent years, and now are able to rise above the confusion which at times could hold you back. Your emotional well-being is now much more stable and you are certainly more grounded than you have been in quite some time. Your whole…

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TANAAZ (Forever Conscious): “September 22, 2016 — The Spiritual Significance of the Equinox”

A Prayer at Autumnal Equinox

Mabon Blessing to you as well. This is beautiful.

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I ask the blessing of this fall season on all I care about.

Blessing of the equinox sunlight at dawn that travels directly from the east and that sets in west

Blessings of the squirrel that rains down pine cone petals preparing for cold

Blessings of the raven keeping a careful eye on the garden

Blessing of the plants setting seed for next year

Blessing of the falling sycamore leaves in the yard

Blessings of the taste of freshly harvested corn

Blessings of the brightness of colour from pumpkins and squash

Blessings of the fall Santa Ana winds that blow.

Blessings of the crisp morning air

Be with me and those I love from the later dawn

Through the violet and pinks of twilight

Through the midnight blue of stars and night

To the next dawn of light.

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