28/10/2020
This time of year it is believed that the veil between dimensions grows thin, allowing us to travel to other dimensions and to connect with our loved ones passed with greater ease.
At the root of all the cultural celebrations honoring death from Halloween to Samhain, and even the Day of the Dead, can be traced back to our cosmic sky.
At this time of year, the Pleiades star cluster reaches its highest point in the night sky.
When it reaches its highest point at midnight, that’s when the veil disappears and beings from other dimensions are free to roam the Earth.
This date used to align with October 31st but now the rising of the Pleaides at its highest point occurs around November 20-22.
The Pleiades are the stars of death and rebirth.
In the Northern Hemisphere they are synonyms with the cycle of death and endings, in the Southern Hemisphere they are synonyms with awakenings and rebirth.
We should all be able to see the Pleaides high in the night sky. There are seven stars that make up the Pleaides known as the seven sisters, but we can usually only spot six. The seventh sister is off on other journeys unknown. ✌🏽
