Time Travel.

We're experiencing the full moon today, Friday, August 31 at 8.34 degrees Pisces. The Sabian Symbol for this degree is the image of a galloping horse and a jockey spurring him on on to even greater speed. It's a feeling of exhilaration and a desire to achieve. I'm sure you've heard the idea that in 2012 "time is speeding up"? This full moon proves it! We're no longer in the endless days of summer. The mood has shifted and the rush to the holidays is upon us. It all seems to be coming about so fast! The race is on!

Now that we've rounded the corner on 2012 and are coming along the home stretch, I thought this would be a good time to review some of the "Spiritual Principles" supposedly being downloaded into our psyches as we align with The One Consciousness we're promised we'll all be in tune with by December 21,2012:

1. We create our reality by the focus of our attention. Where attention goes, energy flows. 

2. Thoughts become things. choose the good ones.

3, There are no "Spiritual Lessons".

 How long have we heard earth is a classroom and we are here to learn? Well, pitch that idea. There are no "lessons" because we are already perfect just the way we are. I haven't gotten my mind fully around that idea yet but it sounds worth considering. Certainly it's nice to stop beating ourselves up thinking we're here because we flunked out of Heaven.

4. God is our co-creation.

"When two or three gather in my name, there am I." Matthew 18:20.

 When we pray to "God" we are joining a group consciousness, a consciousness so vast as to include all beings, past, present and future who also believe in the God concept - which means by turning a problem over to God, we're connecting with a giant energy pattern where every impulse synchronizes to create a universe of win-win solutions. Hmm..the name G.O.D. could stand for Group Of Disciples and Good Opportunities Delivered! Anyway, I like that image of God as a group working together for the good of all much better than the thought of God being one single moody Santa Claus who may or may not grant my wish.