Oracle Report Full Moon Phase – Moon in Sagittarius/Capricorn
Ruling Mahavidya – Tara
The Full Moon is located at the degree in the sky known as “an old owl up in a tree.” We are called upon. The old owl sees all. It sees what others miss and it keeps quiet while processing all that is going on. It is a solitary endeavor. From this comes wisdom and strength.
A little solitude will go a long way this weekend, as chatter, activity, crowding, going from place to place or one thing to another in rapid succession (especially rapid mental succession) are themes. This creates a lot of things for wise owls to watch from on high. (The key part of “an old owl up in a tree” is UP.)
Gemini energy is super strong this weekend with Venus, Mercury, and Jupiter in conjunction at the degree of “a cafeteria with an abundance of choices.” This is going to be tricky in some ways because so many options or thoughts or directions are available. But the wise owl is not flying around willy nilly with this. It remains still while the field rearranges.
This does not mean we should be in a bubble this weekend or isolate ourselves. Wise owls have fun, too, but they don’t engage or squander their energy in dead-end pursuits. Among all options, they choose well.
In the midst of this, the Moon will make the final significant aspect to the Black Moon while the Black Moon is in Gemini. By the time a planet is in the last degrees of a sign, we are pretty much ready for it to move on. We are weary of it. The themes of the Black Moon in Gemini are fear of disapproval and rejection, selfishness and selflessness in the extreme, people pleasing, and the need for others (or just one) other in order to feel safe.
The power of a coronal mass ejection of Wednesday’s M-5 solar flare reaches Earth today and is the likely source of the earthquakes in Northern California and Russia (but we also can’t forget that now that technology can affect tectonics, we know there may be manipulation or enhancement going on by forces aligned against the Earth and humanity).


Well, greetings, dear ones. Did you think I was not going to come in and say “Hi!” at least? I had to hug you all, give you one of my little smiles. There you go, I’m Elrah of rhythmic service. Now that we have that all settled, I am going to bring the rest of the group in for you, okay? It is kind of interesting because they do not call themselves the group. That is the name the Keeper sort of made up because he did not know what to call them, since they would not give him any names, you know. They are waiting to say a couple of words that are really important, so here goes.

