by Kathy Biehl

September 12-13, 2015

11:41 PM PDT / 2:41 AM EDT / 6:41 AM GMT

20 Virgo 10

The fall’s eclipses bookend the equinox with a massive rebooting of all of our relationship equations. The first blast comes from the 2015 Virgo New Moon, a solar eclipse that resets boundaries and habits and impels us toward sane, healthy choices. It points us to the future, while the Aries lunar eclipse to follow slams the door on the past.

Expect this 2015 Virgo New Moon to pack a wallop. It is escalating impulses to clean house, to reorganize, to redraw borders, and to get sober. More than the eclipse status is behind those drives. This is the first time in 12 years that the Moon has been new in Virgo with Jupiter in the sign as well. Jupiter increases everything he touches, and while he is not technically close enough to our 2015 Virgo New Moon to count, his recent shift in mode is already having an impact that will carry over into the Moon’s influence.

Or maybe not. It depends on how deep you currently are in your search for wisdom. We have no idea about that, so we can’t truly guarantee that these will be 20 of the wisest quotes you’ll ever read, but regardless, they are definitely worththe read, even if they only serve as so much of a reminder. Now that you’re here, give them a brief run-down and brush up on your inner wisdom. Or, have your mind blown by them. Either way, you’ll feel better afterwards. {WP}

Wise people, though all laws were abolished, would lead the same life. ~ Aristophanes

Never mistake knowledge for wisdom: The first helps you make a living; the second helps you make a life. ~ Sandra Carny

Chance favors the prepared mind. ~ Louis Pasteur

Love is like playing the piano. First you must learn to play by the rules, then you must forget the rules and play from your heart. 

Judge each day, not by the harvest, but by the seeds you plant. 

We’re all aware of the way emotions such as anger, or sadness, or joy makes us feel, it’s assumed that these emotions are universal and we all feel the same way, right?

New research has actually found that scientifically, emotions that are felt are consistent in each individual, regardless of other influencers such as age or gender.

Dr. Susanne Babbel published an article [1] in Psychology Today exploring the connections between emotional stress, trauma and physical pain. She discusses in her article how chronic pain – which can be defined as a prolonged debilitating pain – may be caused by emotional and stress issues just as much as it may be caused by physical issues. Experts within this field have noted that traumatic events may have a significant impact on the development of pain – with around 15-30% of patients who are suffering from chronic pain, also being diagnosed with PTSD.

When you think of having a broken heart, you may envision tears, sadness, loss and all of the feelings that go with it. However what we tend to overlook, are the cardiac consequences on our own physical hearts.

The loss of a loved one through death or break-up can be so emotionally devastating, that it can lead to broken heart syndrome. According to a new study, published in the New England Journal of Medicine, this heart rhythm condition now verifies that you really can die from a broken heart, known as “stress cardiomyopathy”.

The international study is the first wide scale examination of the condition, after its original description “Takotsubo Cardiomyopathy” (named for an octopus trap that resembles the changed shape of the heart after a stressful event) was given by researchers in Japan in 1990.

HJ: Removing and reprogramming limiting beliefs is perhaps the most powerful thing you can do to shift your reality and your consciousness. That’s because limiting beliefs control how we perceive the world, what decisions we make, what emotions we feel and ultimately our thoughts.  Shift those and you shift everything.

– Truth

Free yourself from limiting beliefs

By Tom Murcko

Whether you think you can or you think you can’t, you’re right. – Gordon Livingston
The most secure prisons are the ones we construct for ourselves. – Henry Ford

What beliefs do you have, about yourself and the world, that constrain your present experience and impede your ability to have the future you want?