Balsamic Moon in Aries: release, dream
Wisdom Goddess: all
Skill: stand aside and let the energy sweep away the old and outworn; prepare to seed your intentions for the new year tomorrow
Positive Imprints: going with the flow, acceptance, recognition of patterns, beacons of light, assistance from spiritual sources, standing up or owning up, unity, striking a chord, purge of the past, new paths, appreciation of someone’s help, darkness abating
Catalysts for Change: blaming others, being too hard on self, feeling unproductive, scattered, ungrounded, lashing out at someone who is trying to help, taking on other’s issues thus taking away their personal journey, unappreciated, divide and conquer tactics
Sabian Symbol for the Lunar Month: “a majestic rock formation resembling a face is idealized by a boy who takes it up as his ideal of greatness, and as he grows up begins to look like it”
Today is an historic day, perched as we are at the edge between an old world and a new one.
While I wish I could wax poetic this “new year’s eve” on how the sweeping of the field of consciousness today ushers a new age that begins tomorrow, I endeavor to always keep it real. The truth is, today carries a combination of some of the most emotionally-challenging energetics possible. The Sabian symbols in effect today include:
- a large disappointed audience
- a man in deep gloom; unnoticed, angels come to his aid
- aroused strikers round a factory
- a widow at an open grave
- a porter carrying heavy baggage
Artificial scarcity is an age-old trick used by merchants to suppress the supply of a resource or product in order to increase its price. This financial trick is especially noticeable in the oil industry (controlled by the usual New World Order elite families). The 
Greg Hunter – Author and attorney Ellen Brown says the drought in California is dire. NASA recently said that California has just one year of water left. Brown says, “It was just declared our number one emergency. . . .It’s pretty shocking what is happening. It’s our fourth year of drought. The Governor just declared that all the cities must cut back 25% in water usage. . . . The water districts are being fined $10,000 for going over, and you can get a $500 fine for doing a 10 minute shower instead of a 5 minute shower. They have smart meters that can show specifically how long your shower was, which is kind of scary in itself.”