New Years Resolutions: 2010

Your New Years resolutions on December 31, 2009 will be more powerful than a super nova. Their vibration will surpass space and time and land at the feet of God.

Only once in every 20 years, the blue moon appears on New Year’s Eve, as it will this year. On a plain physical level what is happening is that the moon is out of phase with the days. For the moon to make its complete cycle it’s about 29.5 days. It doesn’t coincide with our month, and that’s why it is out of sync with our Julian calendar. It’s the occurrence of two full moons in one month, which happens every two-and-a-half years, hence the popular quotation “once in a Blue Moon” which means ‘not very often.’ On average, there will be 41 months that have two Full Moons in every century, so you could say that once in a Blue Moon actually means once every two-and-a-half years.

This New Year's Eve blue moon will be visible in the United States, Canada, Europe, South America and Africa. The moon will turn full on Dec. 31 at 2:14 p.m. Eastern Standard Time (11:14 a.m. Pacific Daylight Time). For the count down in Times Square, New York city, it will be a brilliant full moon that will shine right above the crowd. In Australia, New Zealand and Asia, the full moon does not show up until New Year's Day, making January a blue moon month for them. The last time a blue moon coincided with New Year's Eve was in 1990. The next opportunity will come in 2028.

On December 31, 2009, we have a Blue Moon Lunar Eclipse. On a spiritual level it is as if it asks us to ‘flash forward’ into the next two years to see what we can see. This is the most important New Years Eve we have ever been gifted in a long time. No matter how much you do not believe prophecy from time and earth, it will still affect your energy field and your choices.

This New Years Eve 2009 create an ‘I AM’ Template, an energetic road map into the next two years. Command the energies into a direction that serves the better good on all levels of your life. Ask the Light/Angels/Divine Spirit/God/ to release what still pushes your buttons and pulls your strings.
Release the pettiness between you and others, the green-eyed energy that sucks your light.
Release the anger that drains you of your strength, just keeping it alive.
Release the expectations you have of others, as they ride their own horse of a different color.

The I AM Template consists of an eternal circle. First, draw the large circle while repeating the words I live in a place of plenty.
Second, on the inside of the circle place everything you plan on creating in the next two years. List all of your dreams, aspirations, wants, needs, as well what you want for the planet.
On the outside of the Circle write everything you are choosing to release. Release all that does not serve your highest good any longer. Be specific in those releases.
On New Years Eve bless the ‘I AM Template’ and then burn it, releasing its ashes like a sacred prayer on smoke.

This December 31, 2009, Partial Lunar Eclipse is numerically a 7/11 (#9) vibration
Cosmic and personal completion! Entering the next level of love of heart, of soul and service to the planetary evolution through healing self. Free-falling from the height of the nine into the next level of Light. Entry and exits all in the same breath. A quantum leap into unknown gifts comes through the nine. Are you ready to see and be more than you are at this minute of time? Nine is the photo finish on the heavenly line of multiple choices. If you believe you have won, you have. Your New Years resolutions on 12/31/2009 will be more powerful than a super nova. Their vibration will surpass space and time and land at the feet of God.
Be careful what you pray for, as it will come to past.
Much love,

Ton Pascal

The Moon trajectory from December 31 2009 to January 3 2010. Courtesy of http://www.skyandtelescope.com

Thursday, December 31
Full Moon (exact at 2:13 p.m. EST), with the Moon in Gemini. The Blue Moon arrives.
The New Year's celebration tonight will be especially meaningful; it's the end of the 00s, pronounced "the Uh-ohs," a great name for this turbulent decade.
After you have burnt your New Years Resolution ‘I AM Template,’ at midnight, step out into the silent night of the new decade under the bright Moon and stars. Face south. Far below the Moon is brilliant Sirius, the brightest star in the sky. To Sirius's upper right stands Orion, and to its upper left shines Procyon. Now turn east-southeast. There, Mars shines brightly, with Regulus positioned below it. What future may these cryptic signs foretell?

Friday, January 1
After dinner, it's Orion-Stack time. That is, Orion and some of his best-known companions form a big vertical stack in the southeast (if you live in the world's mid-northern latitudes).
Start with Orion himself. In his middle, the three stars of Orion's Belt are stacked nearly vertically. The Belt points up toward orange Aldebaran amid the dim Hyades, about two fist-widths at arm's length above. Poised higher over Aldebaran is the little Pleiades cluster. In the other direction, Orion's Belt points almost straight down to bright Sirius on the rise in Canis Major, about two fists below.

Watch the bright Moon make its way down to Mars and Regulus night by night. (The Moon is plotted for North America; in Europe, move each Moon symbol a quarter for the way toward the one for the previous date.)
Sky & Telescope diagram

Saturday, January 2
The Moon rises early this evening with Mars shining about 7° to its left (for North America), as shown at lower right. They cross the sky together all night.
The annual Quadrantid meteor shower should be active after midnight tonight, but the bright moonlight will be a serious hindrance