Orbit of the Moon
Spiritual Care & Astrological Consultation
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Emotional Health & Spiritual Intelligence
a ministry for encouraging self-study
Lavender Spirit Creations
Astrology From The Moon
Welcome to the LSC ministry!
Spiritual care sessions within this ministry all consist of relating with the moon.
Please note that your compensation for your consultations circulate into an eco-ministry, including a grassroots production company that functions through ethnography (while extrapolating upon filmography and iconography) for the support and care of cultures and traditions, vis-à-vis the ontology of cosmology and the epistemology of musicology.
You may choose to commence with a three-series astrology report, upon the potential of building your Earth-based ministerial relationship -- known as a Spirit Interview. However, if you are requesting regular or long-term care, you are in the right place -- to get to know your internal placement(s), to tune in with your inner power(s), and to sense your psychic "parts" more and more. An astrology report may get you encouraged to know more, while if you already feel that you wish for more encouragement for self-study -- please reach out to begin your spiritual care.
Orbit of the Moon
self-study
Within these astrological studies, the key is self-study for full immersion, while consultation is meant for encouragement and soft counseling. It is important to note the wholistic approach of astrology, in which all parts of yourself that make up your spirit are acknowledged as a character -- known as cosmology. I appreciate focusing on one's cosmology in relation to sketch comedy, while I am open to hearing about your preferences for catharsis and art expression. Overall, within the course of a deep-state exploration (or absorption into the tides), the purpose is to work together to find more ways to position yourself within the universe and offer a deeper awareness into your personal path, as well as other areas within the significance of your own personal spirituality (as the soul that you are).
Through it all, this exploration is meant to move at your own pace.
The first meeting will act as an in-take session—in which we will take note of three important factors.
One — sense your astrological placements or planets
Two — get to know your Nakshatras (or Vedic lunar mansions)
Three — tune in with your inner power(s) that reside within your lunar mansions
These factors will encompass our lunar astrological exploration, which will eventually guide you into a lifetime of self-study. Along with spiritual care sessions, I can offer you services such as making you a playlist of Vedic mantra from Nakshatra Suktam, creating flashcards to memorize your inner power(s) in Sanskrit, and encourage you to place these astrological studies into performing arts.
Overall, you will be asked for an payment for exchange toward each consultation, and to further consider a fiscal donation toward any included services along with our spiritual care sessions.
Thank you for your consideration in exploring astrology with me. I hope you reach out for an opportunity to work together.
Learn more and more about yourself
(your spirit)
through
Lunar Astrology
Self-Study
YOGA
This statue of the Hindu moon god Chandra is made from andesite and comes from the island of Java in what is now Indonesia. It dates from the late-9th to early-10th century CE. (Museum Rietberg, Zürich)
TECHNIQUE: since the moon mirrors the core of the planet, consider the moon as the ultimate refraction point for one to base one's attention -- from this planet that we reside and confide in, within -- to know and embody grace, daily, all the more
By saṃyama 1, on the moon, comes knowledge of
the stars’ arrangement.
1. saṃyama: process of psychological absorption into the object of meditation, combining simultaneous practice of dhāraṇā, dhyāna and samādhi
what does it mean to reflect on the moon...
upon every single subconscious motif...
with consideration of a Mandala?
May we cognize through a scope
meeting within the energy of Chandra
seeing the make-up of a refraction point
Worshipping this point as deity, to see the way a prism offers a microcosmic scope into a number of areas of interest within one's spirit quest.
mandala, in Hindu and Buddhist Tantrism, a symbolic diagram used in the performance of sacred rites and as an instrument of meditation. The mandala is basically a representation of the universe, a consecrated area that serves as a receptacle for the gods and as a collection point of universal forces. Man (the microcosm), by mentally “entering” the mandala and “proceeding” toward its centre, is by analogy guided through the cosmic processes of disintegration and reintegration.
Mandalas in are basically of two types, representing different aspects of the universe: the garbha-dhatu (Sanskrit: “womb world”; Japanese taizō-kai), in which the movement is from the one to the many; and the vajra-dhatu (Sanskrit: “diamond [or thunderbolt] world”; Japanese kongō-kai), from the many into one.
The mandala of a Tibetan tanka (cloth scroll painting) characteristically consists of an outer enclosure around one or more concentric circles, which in turn surround a square transversed by lines from the centre to the four corners. In the centre and the middle of each triangle are five circles containing symbols or images of divinities, most commonly the five “self-born” buddhas. Of the borders surrounding the mandala, the first is a ring of fire, which both bars entry to the uninitiated and symbolizes the burning of ignorance; next comes a girdle of diamonds, which stands for illumination; then a circle of eight graveyards, symbolizing the eight aspects of individuating cognition; next a girdle of lotus leaves, signifying spiritual rebirth; and, finally, at the centre, the mandala itself, where the images are set.
Similar ritual drawings have been found in cultures other than Hindu and Buddhist—for example, in the sand paintings of the North American Indians. The Swiss psychologist Carl Jung published studies of mandala-like drawings executed by his patients. In his view, the spontaneous production of a mandala is a step in the individuation process—a central concept in Jung’s psychological theory—and represents an attempt by the conscious self to integrate hitherto unconscious material.
Nakshatra is the term for Lunar mansion in Hindu astrology and Buddhist astrology. A nakshatra is one of 27 sectors along the ecliptic. Their names are related to a prominent star or asterisms in or near the respective sectors. In essence, a nakshatra simply is a constellation. Every nakshatra is divided into four padas related to the Char Dham, a set of four pilgrimage sites in India.
