Jupiter, The Full Moon and Uranus in Alignment

[fairyfarmgirl]

Good Greetings:

I have just been outside for the last 1/2 hour Planet gazing. I can clearly see Jupiter in alignment with the Full Moon and Uranus is opposite the Moon that I can see faintly and green. I can also see Venus with my naked eyes.

Is anyone else Planet Gazing at this time. It is so bright outside, that I could see the rodents making their way across the yard, the crickets hopping around and some sort of singing beetle was taking flight and landing and then singing with its wings. The trees aura's are shining brightly.

I felt an heya song arise and sang while accompanied with the crickets and the singing beetles. They and I were singing in harmony.



--fairyfarmgirl

[Aaron]

Dear fairyfarmgirl, I am currently travelling across the county with my dad on the way back home, and I did comment with him on how big and bright the moon is. It seems to light up the entire night landscape right now. And if I wasnt in the middle of a concrete jungle at the moment (downtown Omaha!), I would certainly be out enjoying the beauty that nature has to offer at this particular time.

[Joseph326]

Hi Fairyfarmgirl,

The full moon is shining down on me through the open window next to my computer. What a beautiful sight! I see Jupiter is still very bright as well, can't make out Uranus tonight though. I broke out my telescope the night before last and observed the moon, Jupiter, and four of its satellites. It is so bright in opposition that you could probably see the moons with binoculars. I was able to see the colored bands of clouds, it was a very peaceful yet powerfully intriguing sight! I'm glad you are able to enjoy our celestial companions as well

[AnthroHeart]

Very interesting. I don't know enough to tell where any planet is except perhaps Venus. But I do have some connection with the planet Uranus, as it is related to the planet of a particular being I have fondness for.

That's neat though. Perhaps I'll tune into their combined energy patterns to see where that voyage takes me.