We are connected to all the elements, and each organ has a very specific place in the pentagram. They interact and interrelate to every part of the body and affect your health. What happens to one part of the pentagram could tear down the other parts. I want to show you how to find a health balance, using all I have learned, and relating it to the Craft.

Energy is made up of different vibrations. For example, the energy of depression is of a lower vibration because of its density. You ‘feel heavy’ when depressed. The energy of love is the complete opposite. That euphoric feeling of love is of a much lighter vibration. You ‘feel light’ when you’re in love.

The energy of relationships moves in a current, like a figure eight: We come together and we move apart. We come together and we move apart again. When we love the distances as much as the togetherness, we’ve learned how to love others and ourselves more.

It began with the sky. Can we ever recapture the wonder, the awe, of the night sky? If you go out tonight to observe the sky (assuming that you can see it at all!) what would you see? If you went out at Sunset, and you could see the Western horizon, more or less, you would see the Sun sink slowly out of sight. But it would still be light! Astrologically, you just saw the Sun move from the 7th to the 6th House.

Feng shui hinges on the belief that we recognize the existence of an intrinsic harmony, but that in certain places this harmony is disjointed or broken. Once the source of the problem has been identified, corrective measure can be taken to try to re-establish balance. Instead of being passive recipients we take an active and cooperative role in the workings of the world around us.

Shadows are the unlit corners of a room where creatures lurk and mystery dwells. They may manifest as personal demons, fears, or anxieties or they may be evident as global warming and mounds of plastic in our oceans. Now, more so than ever, our environment and all of its inhabitants need our assistance to reverse the damage we have caused one another and our Mother Earth. The Greek myth of Chiron, the wounded centaur who suffered throughout his life, relates that he used his experience of pain to become a great healer and teacher. I believe in the lesson of this myth that we each have the power to heal our own wounds and use our wisdom compassionately for ourselves as well as for the benefit of the Earth.