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Below you will find the *NEW* Tao Oracle card I pull twice a month when

I meditate on the energy for the upcoming Full or New Moon.

This is usually included in the tele-class reminder.  It may

serve as additional guidance throughout the month.  Enjoy!

             

NOTE FROM KELLY:  Aries New Moon ~ April 3, 2011 ~

Hopefully, you discovered your new *BASE* and a renewed stability through the recent activations, along with the support of the Capricorn Last Qtr Moon. You are on completely new ground now and the Aries New Moon launches us all to the next level. Consider how much has been cleared and released with *6* months of Full Moons (completion) at their final degrees (mastery of that level). This first *Seed Point* is vital to the next *6* months of growth and expansion. The message keeps appearing in various forms to: Don't Rush & Neither Postpone. The Mercury Retrograde in Aries is going to slow you down one way or another so you may as well co-create by doing your due diligence up front, clarifying your thoughts and ideas, practicing and improvising as opportunities present themselves and most of all, detaching from outcome. You should use this New Moon to *Initiate* at least ONE thing that you can measure your progress, whether internal or external, in 3-6-9- and 12-months. Tune in to the *3* High Moons of Spring to set your intentions and invite the energy in to assist. Use this week's guidance to be *OPEN* and *INNOCENT* as you walk by faith at this New Level you've worked so hard to get to. You're here, now what?

         

#25 ~ INNOCENCE

~ A Trusting Nature ~ Originality ~

~ Spontaneity ~ Open-Heartedness ~

~ Simplicity ~ The Unexpected ~

  

Innocence in an adult is not the same thing as gullibility or naïveté; rather, it is a quality that comes with maturity and arises out of a lifetime’s experience that trusting in the heart for guidance always proves to be the best way to deal with life’s ups and downs. Innocence is the ability to pay attention to the inner voice of intuition and to spontaneously respond to life unfolding in the now. An innocent person doesn’t attempt to be an all-knowing authority, and has no interest in carrying the weight of knowledge learned from other sources. He or she learns by living each moment to the fullest and is enthusiastic and inspired by even the most ordinary occurrences. One who is innocent has the refreshing, childlike quality that emanates from unaffected simplicity, unconcerned by the need to prove anything.

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It is a wholesome quality, not childish or needy. It is to be content with being for the sake of simply being, complete in itself. Babies and very young children radiate this quality - everything is new to them, and they are continually fascinated and in wonder. They have not yet been programmed to have preferences, be fixated on ideals, or strive to achieve goals. And while it might be necessary to develop some armor to deal with the world, the problem is that by the time we have outgrown the need to protect ourselves we have lost touch with this innocent quality and don’t know how to go back and retrieve it.

  

Because of our training and education, the mind can be militantly forceful in trying to convince the innocent self that it is far too vulnerable to withstand the trials and tribulations of life. If you allow yourself to succumb to that belief, then it becomes necessary to strategize how to protect investments, elevate your status in relation to others, or make “improvements” to your persona. Plotting your moves through life based on these fears and investments of the ego denies you the ability to respond spontaneously to the new, and curbs your freedom to move without the burdens of the past successes or failures.

  

If you find yourself rationalizing your behavior, trying to cover your tracks in order to save face, it is time to renew your acquaintance with your innocent self. Only by trusting life, being open and available to it, can you ever taste delight. And being delighted simply means joyfully experiencing the unexpected. Now is the time to approach each situation as it comes, and be responsive to even the most subtle influences - not out of the need to manipulate but out of sheer vitality, enthusiasm and sensitivity. If your innocence has been taken advantage of, the mature response is the resilient, bounce-back quality that is only ever strengthened by adversity. Mistakes made out innocence are natural and are the building blocks of wisdom to come. There is no point in regretting mistakes; it will only feed the defensive armor of the ego.

  

Above all, remember that life is a moment-to-moment flowering, not some problem to be solved. When you live in the here and now there is nothing to defend. Everywhere you look there is an opportunity for wonder; all that is required is that you look through the innocent eyes of a child.

  

      


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NOTE FROM KELLY:  Libra Full Moon ~ April 17, 2011 ~

This Full Moon is going to also engage the larger T-Square animating Capricorn, Aries and Libra but no Cancer, so we must carry the energy of the First Qtr Cancer Moon with us throughout this month. This means *Conscious Self-Care* ~ consciously *Digesting & Assimilating* what this Libra Full Moon illuminates. It may reveal where more *Internal Balance* is required for you to truly anchor this emerging Identity. It may reveal where more *External Balance* is required for you to maintain relationships or agreements with others. Most likely, both will manifest. Also important to mention now is the *3* High Moons of Spring. This is a potent time for *Seeding* the entire year.

  

The *3* High Moons refer to the Lunations which usher in the Spring Festivals each year as life is renewed. They are the following: Aries New/Libra Full Moon, Taurus New/Scorpio Full Moon and Gemini New/Sagittarius Full Moon. There are many cultures and belief systems that refer to these Full Moons in particular which *AWAKEN* the life force energy (Aries/Libra), the Christ nature of unconditional love and acceptance, then the Buddha nature of compassion and forgiveness (Taurus/Scorpio), and finally, wisdom and understanding comes (Gemini/Sagittarius) every year, activating every lifeform's genetic code on a cellular level reminding them of the annual opportunity to seed and renew *LIFE*.

   

StarPriestess.com's Allison Rae describes the Festivals we celebrate during Spring Equinox ~ Sacred Season every year. She says, "This is the first of the three great spring lunar festivals. Arriving just after the Equinox point, this Full Moon represents balance, culmination and renewal. The Festival of Easter or Festival of the Christ (Libra/Aries) celebrates the advent of Christ Consciousness on Earth and relates to the resurrection and ascension of the soul. Wesak Festival or Festival of the Buddha (Scorpio/Taurus) celebrates the birth, death and enlightenment of the Buddha and serves as a focal point for the seeding of spiritual enlightenment on Earth. During the Full Moon Festival of Humanity (Sagittarius/Gemini), the energies received through the previous two lunar gateways are disseminated into the Earth grid through the hearts of planetary servers."

         

#34 ~ GREAT  POWER

    

~ Strength of Character ~ Authority ~

~ Dignity ~ Influence ~ Self-Confidence ~

~ Leadership ~ Peak Condition ~ Potency ~

Greatness is expansive and has the power to positively or negatively affect all that is touched by it. In our solar system it is the sun; in our bodies it is the gut or lower belly that in Japanese martial arts is known as the hara, and in the Chinese martial arts, and medical and meditative practices as dantien. It is the reservoir of power from which all life energy emanates and to which it all returns.  In human terms it appears as a powerful nature that has the capacity to influence others on a grand scale. The form that influence takes depends primarily on one’s strength of character, centering, and willingness to take responsibility. Unless these qualities are rooted in the being, there is a tendency for power to become distorted as belligerence, dogmatism, or some other form of gross egotism.

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As is obvious to anyone who watches politics and world affairs, just because a person is in a powerful position does not necessarily mean that he or she is great. To become worthy of admiration or reverence requires passing through many tests of character that may not be obvious from the outside. These tests might be repeated throughout a lifetime, and become increasingly intense as the individual grows more aware of subtler, deeper levels of the unconscious that craves and distorts power toward narrow and egotistical ends.

  
Your self-respect, character, and dignity are being put through an endurance test. It can mean there might be some intense grappling with inner demons like greed, narcissism, and pride, to name just a few. You might have to make hard choices, knowing that any decisions you make now will have far-reaching consequences not only for yourself but for others as well. Or, you may have to be very strong and hold your ground when everything within and around you is disintegrating. Don’t be tempted by flattery or sure-cure inducements that come with a price tag attached; it would be a regrettable compromise to do so.

  
It is wise now to avoid extremes of any kind, particularly if you are in a powerful position. Weigh all things in the balance before reaching conclusions. The effect your decisions will have on others should not be ignored or taken lightly.

  
Finally, remember that the higher your profile, the more likely you are to become the focus of other people’s envy and discontent; unfortunately, it goes with the territory. A sense of decorum and self-restraint is essential when you are the center of attention, although it is not always easy. Don’t compromise your integrity by becoming petty or small-minded because of someone else’s negativity. You have much to offer and can set wheels in motion that will be great for everyone to stay on course.