The keynote words for today, from ancient scriptures, are: “I am the mother and the child. I, God, I, matter, am.” The words are opaque while being beautiful, and it does not matter if you do not fully understand them, for another aspect of this Virgo moon is mystery. You are not meant to know, but perhaps to wonder, if you choose, how they apply to you and to the Plan of God of which you are an essential part: this moon is about blindness, the blindness which comes from the spiritual Veils of Oblivion placed over your eyes of knowing at birth, and the blindness which precedes the wonders of the Light, soon to be returned to you – for this is gestation before your birth fully into the Light of God.
Every year one of our moons is full in the sign of Virgo, and each time it is unique in its power for that time in its life. It is not just about you, though that is important, but it is about the Planet also and her present journey of transition and rebirth, which is shared, too, by you. Gaia, the Mother of the World, is veiled also like you, but her veils are thinning rapidly as cosmic secrets are unlocked to reveal the truth of Spirit: she starts to see the Light, but we have yet to learn to see.
Sunday, the day of the full moon of the Mother, is a day to ponder, and a night to dream. We are given such gifts of opportunity and so often we choose to pass them by: let this day be different. Let us remember and be the mystery of the Divine Feminine while honouring too the aspects within us that are the gifts of the Divine Masculine. Whatever our gender, in our blindness and because of our blindness, let us mother our beautiful Earth with unconditional love, together.
[Image taken from, and after, The Mother of the World by Nicholas Roerich]
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I am very moved by your comments on this picture and its meaning. It is interesting that the Church celebrates the birthday of the Virgin Mary on 8th September - a date which perhaps does coincide some years with the Full Moon.
Love JessicaXX
I had forgotten that! It is such an interesting connection and indeed no coincidence. Thank you for commenting, dear Jessica.