3 Roots Center

12/02/2025

THE ANTARES GATEWAY ✨DECEMBER’S HEART-OPENING AWAKENING ✨ MAJOR X1.9 SOLAR FLARE ✨DECEMBER 1, 2025

Dear friends, as December opens its gates, we step into the resonance of the number 12, a trinity frequency that brings alignment, completion, and integration. This vibration carries the sense of a doorway—a sacred threshold where the wisdom of the past year gathers to meet the potential of the one to come. December is never just another month; it’s a spiritual corridor where timelines merge, insights crystallize, and the soul begins to prepare for a new cycle. With the 12 energy, we are invited to weave together body, mind, and spirit, integrating the lessons we’ve lived and the growth we’ve earned. It is a month of synthesis, a month where everything clicks into place within us, even if the clarity arrives quietly, like a whisper felt more than heard. Also, an intense X1.9 solar flare took place earlier this morning, making our energy fields more susceptible to the new December shift.

Within this trinity month, we meet the first portal: the Antares Gateway, opening between December 2 and 4 and culminating under the Full Moon’s luminous guidance. Antares—one of the Four Royal Stars—aligns with the Sun during this period, creating a direct energetic beam aimed at human consciousness. This alignment doesn’t simply “influence” us; it activates ancient circuitry within us, as if touching a hidden switch that’s been waiting for light. Antares has been revered across cultures as a star of protection, truth, and spiritual awakening. When the Sun sits atop this stellar throne, the effect is magnifying, purifying, and deeply transformative.

Known as the heart of the Scorpion, Antares awakens the chambers of our own heart. Under this influence, many may feel a surge of emotional intelligence—an inner warmth that softens our defenses and invites genuine connection. Creativity begins to flow more freely, not as effort but as overflow. Compassion rises naturally, not only toward others but also toward the parts of ourselves we usually hide or judge. This is a period when supportive relationships feel richer, and conversations carry a deeper tone. Even silence feels meaningful, as if your heart is finally speaking in a language you understand.

In several ancient traditions, Antares was considered a resting point for souls, a luminous station where they paused on their journey after leaving the physical realm. Here, souls were said to review their regrets, triumphs, memories, and choices with clarity and compassion. During the Antares Gateway, we are offered the opportunity to experience a version of this soul-review while still alive. It is as though the veil between past and present gently thins, allowing us to look at our story from above—with more grace, more acceptance, more truth.

This is a powerful moment for inner reconciliation. Under this portal, questions naturally arise: Is there someone you still hold in the space of regret? Is there someone whose voice you miss? Is there a chapter of your life that still feels unresolved? Antares invites us not to force closure, but to open to healing. Forgiveness, conversations long postponed, or simply a shift in perspective can bring the heart back into harmony. This is the energy of laying burdens down, of letting the soul stretch in relief, of choosing peace over tension.

If you need some extra help to forgive and cut energetic cords with emotional situations from your past, you may listen to the “Energetic Cord Cutting” transmission in the 3D to 5D Activations Library. This transmission contains very high angelic frequency codes of Light that will help dissolve and release all the negative cords that you need to release at the present moment in order to move forward more lovingly and freely as we transition into the new year:

https://diegoberman.com/light-language-online-workshops/library/perennial-activations/

As the Full Moon on December 4 amplifies the Antares frequency, the energy becomes even more clarifying, encouraging us to embrace authenticity and emotional truth. This lunar peak shines its light into the corners we usually avoid, not to expose but to liberate. It asks us to celebrate what we’ve created, honor what we’ve survived, and acknowledge what still wants to transform. In this illuminated space, December begins not with rush or pressure, but with spaciousness. With reflection. With the quiet courage of a heart ready to open wider. Under the Antares Gateway, you are being called into greater compassion, greater truth, and greater peace with the journey that has shaped you. Have a wonderful new month, much love 💖

WE ARE ONE ♡
Diego E. Berman 2025Ⓒ
www.diegoberman.com

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12/01/2025

Still travel by reindeer

The Tsaatan people of northern Mongolia are among the last to travel by reindeer, relying on the animals for milk, transport, and survival in the taiga.

Her rides help carry a rare culture forward, keeping its traditions alive.

11/30/2025

Thank you for this regulating guidance so needed today

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11/25/2025

story. Such kindness

In the brutal winter of 1865, deep in the snow-covered forests of Minnesota, a young Ojibwe girl named Wabena lived with her family beside a frozen lake. That winter was the kind people still talked about years later — the kind that split trees open and froze breath in midair.

When her father, the family’s main trapper, badly injured his leg, their food supply began to disappear faster than the fire could melt snow. Elders warned the children not to wander far; starving wolves had been drifting closer to the village. But Wabena knew her family couldn’t wait for luck.

One icy dawn, she wrapped herself in a heavy blanket, slipped on her fur-lined moccasins, and took her father’s hand-carved bow — a bow she wasn’t supposed to touch. She was only twelve, but fear has a way of shaping courage.

She followed fresh deer tracks through the silent pine forest, snow crunching softly beneath her steps. After hours, she found a young deer stuck where the lake ice had cracked open. It fought to free itself, exhausted and terrified.

She could have ended its suffering with one arrow.

Instead, she set the bow aside.

Crawling onto the unstable ice, she spread her weight the way her father once taught her. The lake groaned beneath her. Wabena tied her blanket into a makeshift rope, knotted it around her waist, and slowly reached for the deer. It panicked, almost dragging her into the freezing water, but she whispered her mother’s lullabies and the animal calmed.

With steady, patient strength, she pulled it onto solid ground. The deer shakily rose to its feet, paused long enough to meet her eyes — as if offering thanks — and disappeared into the forest.

Wabena returned home with no meat… only a story of mercy. But that night, a hunter from a nearby camp arrived with food after hearing what she had done.

“A child who saves life,” he said, “is watched over by the whole forest.”

From that winter on, the Ojibwe passed down a lesson to their children:

“Kindness shown to the land always finds its way back to you.”

11/25/2025

Thank you so much for joining the lantern circle today we had such a fun conversation and community gathering! If you’re interested in the December 18 virtual event, please send us a message

11/25/2025

The Weaver of Returning Stars

The elders say
that some spirits mend the world
one quiet thread at a time—
pulling loose ends of memory
back into the circle
where all things belong.

They say patience like this
is its own kind of medicine,
teaching the night
to hold its stories gently,
the way earth holds seeds
through the long cold.

And when such a spirit works,
the sky listens—
for every knot untied
becomes a promise renewed,
and every strand joined
reminds the wandering heart
that nothing truly drifts forever.

For some are born
to stitch light back into darkness,
and show us that healing
is simply the art
of guiding what is lost
toward home again.

11/23/2025

When we cry for our loved ones, the land hears us.
Even in the quiet places, our grief has a sound —
soft as smoke, steady as a heartbeat returning to the earth.

The river carries our sorrow.
It holds what we cannot hold alone,
taking our tears into its current
so they don’t drown us, but move with us.

And Creator gathers every tear
like a story returning home —
not lost, not forgotten,
but carried into a place of understanding
where love does not end,
only changes shape.

Tonight, let your heart breathe.
Let the land hold what feels too heavy.
You don’t walk this sorrow alone —
the river, the sky, the ancestors,
they all lean close when we grieve.

êkosi.

—Kanipawit Maskwa

11/19/2025

We’re offering a special ONLINE pop-up group circle next Tuesday for anyone seeking community support, direction, emotional steadiness, or heart-centered clarity as we move toward winter and introspection.

This is for you if you’re feeling:
• uncertain
• overwhelmed
• at a crossroads
• tender in the heart
• creatively blocked
• longing for gentle community
• trying to set a clear direction for December

Comment “Lantern” or message me directly to join. $22

Let’s gather around a symbolic flame
and steady ourselves together.

11/19/2025

this is beautiful and so very much needed. Thank you thank you thank you

Debi Kermeen is a ceremonialist who weaves sound healing, energy medicine, and movement, including yoga, drumming, labyrinths, nature walks, and forest bathing, into her healing modalities. She loves to find special moments and create ceremonies. A retreat leader and labyrinth facilitator, Debi leads a variety of retreats and pilgrimages.
She feels incredibly grateful to travel the world, learning, creating, and teaching about labyrinths with her partner Marty. She works with the spirit of the land and the five elements to promote healing for Mother Earth. Giving thanks to the land and all who dwell there to facilitate much-needed balance and healing to all.
Visit www.labyrinthsinstone.com for a pictorial display of finished labyrinths and love shared.