The global energy in the days leading up to the August 12 solar eclipse seems to be moving through different levels of sensitivity and across different frequency ranges.
Some people feel more emotional. Some forms of healing seem amplified. We are witnessing outbreaks of violence—both spontaneous and planned. Social movements are being activated. Animals seem nervous. Children become increasingly agitated. And so on.
At the same time, we are living through an era in which a large part of the collective has stopped questioning, stopped thinking for itself, stopped acting from a place of consciousness, and stopped prioritizing empathy.
We are following a collective trajectory shaped by an agenda… And it is not shaped by nature.
It is “artificial.”
This is the second time that such vast resources are being devoted to controlling or monitoring the reaction of the human collective. I don’t think it is necessary to remind anyone of the first, disguised as a “pandemic.”
Fortunately, human beings have something within our very nature that can help us: our intelligence.
It transcends the algorithms of ones and zeros. It allows us to analyze situations, ask questions, and reflect. The what? The how? And then… The why?
Until we finally arrive at the most important question: What do we do?
The What? The Solar Eclipse—The Sun Covered by the Moon
The Sun, the “king” among the stars, has represented Life since the beginning of humanity.
For our Ancestors, the Sun was a God.
References to its importance date back to the Neolithic period, around 8,000 BC, including its role in guiding agricultural cycles and harvests.
The Moon, on the other hand, has been a revered companion. In some cultures, she is the sister who eternally pursues the Sun, the guardian of the night.
Her cycles have long been associated with effects on living beings, from pregnancy to animal behavior, and even crime rates.
Egyptian mythology is filled with representations of Ra, the Sun God and Father of all. The Moon, meanwhile, measures time and guides the darkness.
In Celtic tradition, the Sun represents the harmony of the universe and the struggle against chaos—darkness, with the Moon as its protagonist.
In traditional Chinese culture, the Sun symbolizes light, life, Yang energy, and the emperor, while the Moon represents Yin: darkness, cold, and passivity.
For the Aztecs, “Tonatiuh” was the creator of the world, and human virtues and flaws were attributed to him. The Moon was considered his complement, shining less brightly than the Sun because of her cowardice.
In India, the Sun is also a living deity: Surya Dev, a source of consciousness, energy, and life. His presence continues through mantras and yoga practices such as the Sun Salutation. The Moon, too, is a deity, representing the mind, plants, vegetation, and the passage of time.
They are both essential to nature, each serving a different purpose within its own sphere.
Solar Eclipses: Moments of Reflection
The first recorded observation of a solar eclipse is dated to November 30, 3340 BC, and is associated with the spiral petroglyphs of the megalithic monument Loughcrew Cairn L in Ireland.
It is estimated that, since the emergence of Homo sapiens approximately 300,000 years ago, between 700,000 and 710,000 solar eclipses have occurred across the planet.
In almost all of the cultures mentioned above, eclipses have been regarded as moments of reflection, retreat, and introspection.
They are not traditionally moments for mass gatherings and celebration in the way solstices are.
Quite the opposite.
The chaotic Moon confronts the Sun directly, temporarily disrupting its order.
There are also recorded associations between eclipses and changes in animal behavior, temperature, winds, and vegetation. The disruption of the regular natural order has consequences for living beings—and for the Earth as a whole.
The How? Control and Monitoring
Multiple sources are currently sending messages telling people how to experience the eclipse.
Go to specific locations. Share your location in real time.
Register on websites dedicated to the event. Provide personal information.
Access a playlist and listen to specific music—and perhaps specific frequencies?
Wear special glasses to “protect” your eyes.
All of this, supposedly, to “improve the experience” and ensure “your safety.”
But let’s stop for a moment.
Do you need to register on a website and share your real-time location to “improve the experience”?
What happens to all that data?
How will it be used?
These are legitimate questions.
A Fact Worth Considering
In alternative medicine and other disciplines associated with energy healing, the activation of the pineal gland is promoted because it is considered a primary transducer between the physical body and higher dimensions of consciousness.
To activate—or, more specifically, to “decalcify”—the gland, some practices propose looking directly at the Sun for a couple of minutes, particularly at sunrise or sunset.
So here comes another question.
The eclipse will take place between 8:30 and 9:30 p.m. Spanish time.
Why, then, is there such an emphasis on covering the eyes with special glasses?
At the very same time when, according to these practices, the pineal gland could supposedly be “decalcified” without glasses?
The Why?
Why is there so much insistence that people concentrate?
Why encourage people to share their locations?
Why encourage them to remain “connected” to a playlist?
Why insist on special glasses when they are supposedly not necessary at that particular time?
And why all the marketing surrounding the event?
We are also living beneath skies that, contain gases and heavy metals that have been sprayed for years—and allegedly much more intensely in recent months. In other words, the Sun may not even be visible.
So… Why all the marketing?
And then there are the estimated locations, accompanied by estimated percentages.
Another question arises:
Will there be 5G towers and HAARP-related installations within 500 meters of these locations?
Could these systems activate or alter frequencies?
These are questions worth asking.
Could This Be Another Experiment in Social Control?
Perhaps this can be viewed as another experiment in artificial social control—an attempt to study how human beings react to chaos.
How easily can our behavior be influenced?
How can obedience be triggered?
How can our will be influenced?
And ultimately…
How can our consciousness be influenced?
I don’t have the answers, but I believe that asking questions is part of remaining conscious.
What to Do? for the Solar Eclipse
And now we arrive at the final question.
For me, the answer lies somewhere between the wisdom of the Druids, the science, and the information coming from the Source in energy healing.
As I consider all these factors, I remember a beautiful image taken during the 2017 solar eclipse… somehow, it was even more beautiful than seeing it in real life, and still the skies were blue and clear. Therefore, my personal choice is simple.
I am not going to watch anything—neither with glasses nor without them.
I am not going to listen to anything. On the contrary, I may put in some earplugs.
I am not going anywhere. I’ll stay home.
I am not going to activate location services. I’ll turn off the routers and the phones.
And, I’m going to buy two kilograms of coarse salt and place it under my feet—either on the floor or in the bathtub with water.
I am going to meditate and my focus will be on the transmutation of darkness into light. Golden and White light.
Because perhaps, in the end, the most important thing we can do during moments of uncertainty—just as nature experiences during a solar eclipse—is not surrender our ability to question. Not surrender our ability to think. Not surrender our empathy. And above all…
not surrender our consciousness.
Namaste.
