Visionkeeper ~ Where Am I? ~ 24 March 2012

(picture via www.favim.com)

As we float and bounce around between dimensions these days, do you ever wonder Where am I? We seem to be neither here nor there yet everywhere. We no longer have anchors to throw out in any one location. It’s as if we became like kites flying about depending on the wind or energies to carry us long wherever that may be. This requires a great deal of trust in both ourselves and in the universe. Trust seems to be the optimal word in this ascension process we are undertaking today. You can’t change or shift or become a new being entirely without trust. Seems like trust is an area we best be working hard to feel secure in. We have a great deal to do, all of which demands our trust that the universe will provide for us and what we are thinking and doing is as it should be.

Oracle Report ~ March 24 ~ 25 2012 Electicfied

Oracle Report | New Moon Phase

Lightning is pictured here because the Sun is making its annual conjunction with Uranus this weekend and Uranus makes us feel electrified. This can be a good thing or a bad thing because it produces a lot of energy to accomplish things, but it can also produce a lot of anxiety and an overall “jangly” or restless feeling. If you aren’t sleeping well, it’s Uranus. We want to “ground” the current as much as possible by picturing ourselves firmly rooted in the Earth (like a tree). Accompanying this energy is the feeling of being boxed in. Uranus rules the idea of freedom, so there is conflict present already.

Ann Albers – Message From The Angels And Ann

SOLAR STORM HEATS UP EARTH'S ATMOSPHERE: A flurry of solar activity in early March dumped enough heat in Earth's upper atmosphere to power every residence in New York City for two years. The heat has since dissipated, but there's more to come as the solar cycle intensifies. [full story] [video]

INCREDIBLE SUNSPOT AR1429: Big sunspot AR1429, the source of so many strong flares and geomagnetic storms earler this month, is still erupting. The active region produced a significant coronal mass ejection on March 24th at 00:39 UT. Because of the sunspot's location on the far side of the sun, this particular CME will not hit Earth. An animated forecast track prepared by analysts at the Goddard Space Weather Lab shows the trajectory of the expanding cloud:

The leading edge of the CME is espected to arrive at the STEREO-B spacecraft on March 25th at 13:08 UT (+/- 7 hours). None of the inner panets will be affected.