Kevät...

 Huomenta!

KEVÄTPÄIVÄN TASAUS - UUDELLEEN SYNTYMÄ

Kevätpäiväntasaus,jota kutsutaan myös kevätpäiväntasaukseksi,

 on pohjoisella pallonpuoliskolla 20. tai 21. maaliskuuta ja 

eteläisellä pallonpuoliskolla 20. tai 21. syyskuuta. 

Tämä on hetki, jolloin aurinko ylittää päiväntasaajan tason, 

ja päivä ja yö ovat yhtä pitkiä koko planeetan alueella. 

ÄitiMaa on raskaana ja synnyttää jälleen. Viljelykasveja voidaan jälleen kylvää.

Tässä kortissa on kuvaus Ostarasta, joka joskus kirjoitetaan Oestre tai Eastre,

 germaanisena kevään jumalattarena. Ostara on myös pohjoiseurooppalainen nimi Astartelle,

 joka tarkoittaa "kohtua", ja se on toinen nimi Venukselle, rakkauden,

 intohimon ja luovuuden jumalattarelle. 

Kristillinen pääsiäisjuhla on peräisin tästä jumalattaresta, ja tässä kortissa näemme

 joitakin kevätpäiväntasauksen arkkityyppisiä symboleja, 

jotka edustavat maailman uudestisyntymistä, kuten kaneja, munia ja kukkia. 

Se on todellakin uudistumisen aikaa.

Luulit, ettei tämä läpikäymäsi matka koskaan päättyisi. Yhtä varmasti kuin maailman valo himmenee muutaman kuukauden välein, se palaa, ja maa iloitsee. Kevään raikas tuulahdus pyyhkäisee pois valon puutteesta aiheutuneet hämähäkinseitit. Valo on nyt selvästi lisääntymässä, kun luonto alkaa ilmestyä kaikissa monissa muodoissaan, hahmoissaan ja väreissään, jotka muistuttavat meitä Maan Äidin jatkuvista kiertokuluista.

 

Tämä uudestisyntymisen kierto, jota koet, seuraa huomattavan haastavaa aikaa. Mahdollisesti vuodattamasi kyyneleet ovat raivanneet tietä sille, mikä on ollut kantapäässä ja joka on nyt kypsä ja valmis tulemaan esiin. Se, mikä ei enää palvele sinua, täytyy saada lepoon, jotta hengen tuoreus ja uutuus voivat tehdä itsensä tiettäväksi sinulle. 

 

Synnytys voi joskus olla tuskallinen, erityisesti juuri ennen synnytystä, mutta se, mikä esiin nousee, voi olla tuoretta ja kaunista. Ole mukana tämän seuraavan syklin esiintuomisessa uskossa ja armossa. 

 

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Kevät...

 Huomenta!

The spring equinox, also called the vernal equinox, occurs on March 20 or 21 in the Northern Hemisphere and September 20 or 21 in the Southern Hemisphere.  This is the point when the sun crossed the plane of the equator, and day and night are the same length across the planet.  Earth Mother is pregnant and is birthing once again.  Crops can once again be planted.

 

This card features a rendition of Ostara, sometimes spelled Oestre or Eastre, as Germanic goddess of spring.  Ostara is also a northern European name for Astarte, which means “womb”; and is another name for Venus, the goddess of love, passion, and creativity.  The Christian holiday of Easter stems from this goddess, and in this card we see some archetypal symbols of the spring equinox that represent the rebirth of the world, such as rabbits, eggs and flowers.  It is indeed a time for renewal.

 

You thought this passage you have been through would never end.  Just as certain that the light of the world fade every few months, it makes its return, and the Earth rejoices.  The fresh breath of spring sweeps away the cobwebs acquired from the absence of the light.  The light is now obviously increasing as Nature begins to emerge in all her many forms, shapes and colours that remind us of the continual cycles of Earth Mother.  

 

This cycle of rebirth you are experiencing follows a considerably challenging time.  Any tears you may have shed have cleared the way for what has been gestating, which is now ripe and ready to emerge.  That which no longer serves you need to be put to rest so that a freshness and newness of spirit can make itself known to you.  

 

Sometimes birth can be painful, particularly in that passage just before delivery, yet what emerges can be fresh and beautiful.  Be with the emergence of this next cycle with faith and grace.  

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Kevät kevät tule jo!

 Huomenta!

The spring equinox, also called the vernal equinox, occurs on March 20 or 21 in the Northern Hemisphere and September 20 or 21 in the Southern Hemisphere.  This is the point when the sun crossed the plane of the equator, and day and night are the same length across the planet.  Earth Mother is pregnant and is birthing once again.  Crops can once again be planted.

 

This card features a rendition of Ostara, sometimes spelled Oestre or Eastre, as Germanic goddess of spring.  Ostara is also a northern European name for Astarte, which means “womb”; and is another name for Venus, the goddess of love, passion, and creativity.  The Christian holiday of Easter stems from this goddess, and in this card we see some archetypal symbols of the spring equinox that represent the rebirth of the world, such as rabbits, eggs and flowers.  It is indeed a time for renewal.

 

You thought this passage you have been through would never end.  Just as certain that the light of the world fade every few months, it makes its return, and the Earth rejoices.  The fresh breath of spring sweeps away the cobwebs acquired from the absence of the light.  The light is now obviously increasing as Nature begins to emerge in all her many forms, shapes and colours that remind us of the continual cycles of Earth Mother.  

 

This cycle of rebirth you are experiencing follows a considerably challenging time.  Any tears you may have shed have cleared the way for what has been gestating, which is now ripe and ready to emerge.  That which no longer serves you need to be put to rest so that a freshness and newness of spirit can make itself known to you.  

 

Sometimes birth can be painful, particularly in that passage just before delivery, yet what emerges can be fresh and beautiful.  Be with the emergence of this next cycle with faith and grace.  

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Helluntai

 Huomenta!

The spring equinox, also called the vernal equinox, occurs on March 20 or 21 in the Northern Hemisphere and September 20 or 21 in the Southern Hemisphere.  This is the point when the sun crossed the plane of the equator, and day and night are the same length across the planet.  Earth Mother is pregnant and is birthing once again.  Crops can once again be planted.

 

This card features a rendition of Ostara, sometimes spelled Oestre or Eastre, as Germanic goddess of spring.  Ostara is also a northern European name for Astarte, which means “womb”; and is another name for Venus, the goddess of love, passion, and creativity.  The Christian holiday of Easter stems from this goddess, and in this card we see some archetypal symbols of the spring equinox that represent the rebirth of the world, such as rabbits, eggs and flowers.  It is indeed a time for renewal.

 

You thought this passage you have been through would never end.  Just as certain that the light of the world fade every few months, it makes its return, and the Earth rejoices.  The fresh breath of spring sweeps away the cobwebs acquired from the absence of the light.  The light is now obviously increasing as Nature begins to emerge in all her many forms, shapes and colours that remind us of the continual cycles of Earth Mother.  

 

This cycle of rebirth you are experiencing follows a considerably challenging time.  Any tears you may have shed have cleared the way for what has been gestating, which is now ripe and ready to emerge.  That which no longer serves you need to be put to rest so that a freshness and newness of spirit can make itself known to you.  

 

Sometimes birth can be painful, particularly in that passage just before delivery, yet what emerges can be fresh and beautiful.  Be with the emergence of this next cycle with faith and grace.  

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Lavvantai

 Huomenta!

The spring equinox, also called the vernal equinox, occurs on March 20 or 21 in the Northern Hemisphere and September 20 or 21 in the Southern Hemisphere.  This is the point when the sun crossed the plane of the equator, and day and night are the same length across the planet.  Earth Mother is pregnant and is birthing once again.  Crops can once again be planted.

 

This card features a rendition of Ostara, sometimes spelled Oestre or Eastre, as Germanic goddess of spring.  Ostara is also a northern European name for Astarte, which means “womb”; and is another name for Venus, the goddess of love, passion, and creativity.  The Christian holiday of Easter stems from this goddess, and in this card we see some archetypal symbols of the spring equinox that represent the rebirth of the world, such as rabbits, eggs and flowers.  It is indeed a time for renewal.

 

You thought this passage you have been through would never end.  Just as certain that the light of the world fade every few months, it makes its return, and the Earth rejoices.  The fresh breath of spring sweeps away the cobwebs acquired from the absence of the light.  The light is now obviously increasing as Nature begins to emerge in all her many forms, shapes and colours that remind us of the continual cycles of Earth Mother.  

 

This cycle of rebirth you are experiencing follows a considerably challenging time.  Any tears you may have shed have cleared the way for what has been gestating, which is now ripe and ready to emerge.  That which no longer serves you need to be put to rest so that a freshness and newness of spirit can make itself known to you.  

 

Sometimes birth can be painful, particularly in that passage just before delivery, yet what emerges can be fresh and beautiful.  Be with the emergence of this next cycle with faith and grace.  

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Tiistain toivo

 

 Huomenta!

The spring equinox, also called the vernal equinox, occurs on March 20 or 21 in the Northern Hemisphere and September 20 or 21 in the Southern Hemisphere.  This is the point when the sun crossed the plane of the equator, and day and night are the same length across the planet.  Earth Mother is pregnant and is birthing once again.  Crops can once again be planted.

 

This card features a rendition of Ostara, sometimes spelled Oestre or Eastre, as Germanic goddess of spring.  Ostara is also a northern European name for Astarte, which means “womb”; and is another name for Venus, the goddess of love, passion, and creativity.  The Christian holiday of Easter stems from this goddess, and in this card we see some archetypal symbols of the spring equinox that represent the rebirth of the world, such as rabbits, eggs and flowers.  It is indeed a time for renewal.

 

You thought this passage you have been through would never end.  Just as certain that the light of the world fade every few months, it makes its return, and the Earth rejoices.  The fresh breath of spring sweeps away the cobwebs acquired from the absence of the light.  The light is now obviously increasing as Nature begins to emerge in all her many forms, shapes and colours that remind us of the continual cycles of Earth Mother.  

 

This cycle of rebirth you are experiencing follows a considerably challenging time.  Any tears you may have shed have cleared the way for what has been gestating, which is now ripe and ready to emerge.  That which no longer serves you need to be put to rest so that a freshness and newness of spirit can make itself known to you.  

 

Sometimes birth can be painful, particularly in that passage just before delivery, yet what emerges can be fresh and beautiful.  Be with the emergence of this next cycle with faith and grace.  

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Neiti kevät

 Huomenta!

The spring equinox, also called the vernal equinox, occurs on March 20 or 21 in the Northern Hemisphere and September 20 or 21 in the Southern Hemisphere.  This is the point when the sun crossed the plane of the equator, and day and night are the same length across the planet.  Earth Mother is pregnant and is birthing once again.  Crops can once again be planted.

 

This card features a rendition of Ostara, sometimes spelled Oestre or Eastre, as Germanic goddess of spring.  Ostara is also a northern European name for Astarte, which means “womb”; and is another name for Venus, the goddess of love, passion, and creativity.  The Christian holiday of Easter stems from this goddess, and in this card we see some archetypal symbols of the spring equinox that represent the rebirth of the world, such as rabbits, eggs and flowers.  It is indeed a time for renewal.

 

You thought this passage you have been through would never end.  Just as certain that the light of the world fade every few months, it makes its return, and the Earth rejoices.  The fresh breath of spring sweeps away the cobwebs acquired from the absence of the light.  The light is now obviously increasing as Nature begins to emerge in all her many forms, shapes and colours that remind us of the continual cycles of Earth Mother.  

 

This cycle of rebirth you are experiencing follows a considerably challenging time.  Any tears you may have shed have cleared the way for what has been gestating, which is now ripe and ready to emerge.  That which no longer serves you need to be put to rest so that a freshness and newness of spirit can make itself known to you.  

 

Sometimes birth can be painful, particularly in that passage just before delivery, yet what emerges can be fresh and beautiful.  Be with the emergence of this next cycle with faith and grace.  

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Kivaa päivää ja alkavaa viikkoa juuri Sinulle!

Arki alkaa taas!

Huomenta!

The spring equinox, also called the vernal equinox, occurs on March 20 or 21 in the Northern Hemisphere and September 20 or 21 in the Southern Hemisphere.  This is the point when the sun crossed the plane of the equator, and day and night are the same length across the planet.  Earth Mother is pregnant and is birthing once again.  Crops can once again be planted.

 

This card features a rendition of Ostara, sometimes spelled Oestre or Eastre, as Germanic goddess of spring.  Ostara is also a northern European name for Astarte, which means “womb”; and is another name for Venus, the goddess of love, passion, and creativity.  The Christian holiday of Easter stems from this goddess, and in this card we see some archetypal symbols of the spring equinox that represent the rebirth of the world, such as rabbits, eggs and flowers.  It is indeed a time for renewal.

 

You thought this passage you have been through would never end.  Just as certain that the light of the world fade every few months, it makes its return, and the Earth rejoices.  The fresh breath of spring sweeps away the cobwebs acquired from the absence of the light.  The light is now obviously increasing as Nature begins to emerge in all her many forms, shapes and colours that remind us of the continual cycles of Earth Mother.  

 

This cycle of rebirth you are experiencing follows a considerably challenging time.  Any tears you may have shed have cleared the way for what has been gestating, which is now ripe and ready to emerge.  That which no longer serves you need to be put to rest so that a freshness and newness of spirit can make itself known to you.  

 

Sometimes birth can be painful, particularly in that passage just before delivery, yet what emerges can be fresh and beautiful.  Be with the emergence of this next cycle with faith and grace.  

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Kivaa päivää ja alkavaa viikkoa juuri Sinulle!

Kevätpäiväntasausajatuksia!

Huomenta!

The spring equinox, also called the vernal equinox, occurs on March 20 or 21 in the Northern Hemisphere and September 20 or 21 in the Southern Hemisphere.  This is the point when the sun crossed the plane of the equator, and day and night are the same length across the planet.  Earth Mother is pregnant and is birthing once again.  Crops can once again be planted.

This card features a rendition of Ostara, sometimes spelled Oestre or Eastre, as Germanic goddess of spring.  Ostara is also a northern European name for Astarte, which means “womb”; and is another name for Venus, the goddess of love, passion, and creativity.  The Christian holiday of Easter stems from this goddess, and in this card we see some archetypal symbols of the spring equinox that represent the rebirth of the world, such as rabbits, eggs and flowers.  It is indeed a time for renewal.

You thought this passage you have been through would never end.  Just as certain that the light of the world fade every few months, it makes its return, and the Earth rejoices.  The fresh breath of spring sweeps away the cobwebs acquired from the absence of the light.  The light is now obviously increasing as Nature begins to emerge in all her many forms, shapes and colours that remind us of the continual cycles of Earth Mother.  

This cycle of rebirth you are experiencing follows a considerably challenging time.  Any tears you may have shed have cleared the way for what has been gestating, which is now ripe and ready to emerge.  That which no longer serves you need to be put to rest so that a freshness and newness of spirit can make itself known to you.  

Sometimes birth can be painful, particularly in that passage just before delivery, yet what emerges can be fresh and beautiful.  Be with the emergence of this next cycle with faith and grace.  

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Kivaa päivää!

Lauantain ajatuksia

Huomenta!

The spring equinox, also called the vernal equinox, occurs on March 20 or 21 in the Northern Hemisphere and September 20 or 21 in the Southern Hemisphere.  This is the point when the sun crossed the plane of the equator, and day and night are the same length across the planet.  Earth Mother is pregnant and is birthing once again.  Crops can once again be planted.

This card features a rendition of Ostara, sometimes spelled Oestre or Eastre, as Germanic goddess of spring.  Ostara is also a northern European name for Astarte, which means “womb”; and is another name for Venus, the goddess of love, passion, and creativity.  The Christian holiday of Easter stems from this goddess, and in this card we see some archetypal symbols of the spring equinox that represent the rebirth of the world, such as rabbits, eggs and flowers.  It is indeed a time for renewal.

You thought this passage you have been through would never end.  Just as certain that the light of the world fade every few months, it makes its return, and the Earth rejoices.  The fresh breath of spring sweeps away the cobwebs acquired from the absence of the light.  The light is now obviously increasing as Nature begins to emerge in all her many forms, shapes and colours that remind us of the continual cycles of Earth Mother.  

This cycle of rebirth you are experiencing follows a considerably challenging time.  Any tears you may have shed have cleared the way for what has been gestating, which is now ripe and ready to emerge.  That which no longer serves you need to be put to rest so that a freshness and newness of spirit can make itself known to you.  

Sometimes birth can be painful, particularly in that passage just before delivery, yet what emerges can be fresh and beautiful.  Be with the emergence of this next cycle with faith and grace.  

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Jotain uutta on tulossa elämään! Mitä se sitten ikinä onkaan?! Jännittävää.

Arvaattekin varmaan että palaan taas koiran kuolemaan. Siitä on nyt reilu viikko ja elämä on jatkunut. Tulin pitkästä aikaa tänne kotiin käymään, niin täällä koiran poissaolo iski vasten kasvoja taas paljon rankemmin. On niin hiljaista, niin hiljaista.

Mökillä taas kun ollaan, niin siellä on niin paljon kaikkea muuta mitä voi toimitella.

No, näillä mennään nyt.

Me palaamme takaisin tänään luonnon ääreen.

Ihanaa päivää Sinulle!