Each year there is a “Lunar New Year” which begins at the time when the New Moon is closest to the mid-point between the Winter Solstice and the Vernal Equinox in the Northern Hemisphere.
Today, Wednesday, January 29th, 2025, is the “Lunar New Year of the Snake”.
Each new year is represented by a specific animal.
The symbolism of the snake is calmness and introspection.
Some people celebrate the “Lunar New Year” for three days and some for longer periods of time. However, everyone in the Asian nations are most festive on the first day, and many other nationalities around the world enjoy celebrating too.
The actions that are taught to do are to clean the house the day before which includes washing any laundry, preparing red envelopes with money in them to be given to children and teenagers, decorating the house with colorful lanterns, and making sure that sweet smells are in the house coming from either incense or hot water on the stove into which has been placed cinnamon and nutmeg.
The main color worn is red which symbolizes love, good luck, and wealth.
Those persons with a fire place light it to represent transformational energy and loving warmth.
On the evening before or on the evening of the “Lunar New Year”, people set-off fireworks.
Color wise, in Bharata (India), brides wear red on their wedding day.
The symbolism of the color red is very interesting when in most of the Western world, being “in the red” is when finances are low while being “in the black” is when finances are good.
A red traffic light indicates “Stop!” for a driver or a pedestrian. Thus, every nation has its own belief system relative to color energy.
Scientifically, certain colors hold various chemical contents.
For example, red vibrates to antimony, cadmium, hydrogen, manganese, potassium, radon, gallium, krypton, neon, and yttrium.
Orange contains boron, calcium, copper, helium, selenium, silicon, xenon, and aluminum. Thus, when we wear or eat particular foods, we are receiving certain chemical components.
Further information on colors known as “Chromotherapy” (the science of how colors increase our health and assist in the re-programming of DNA) can be found in the research of Dr. Marcella Von Harting and Dr. G.I. Bergstrom who authored the text entitled CHRONOBIOTIC NUTRITION.
The “Lunar New Year” is a specific time when particular nationalities are celebrative, but it is actually a major point in the cosmos to which all people can relate.
A “New Moon” pulls upon the Earth just as a “Full Moon” does, although a “Full Moon” has a greater pull.
During a “New Moon” is the time to write-out your needs and desires for the next thirty days, but a “Lunar New Year Moon” is when an entire year can be focused upon — from now until about this time next year.
So, if you did not do so last night, spend some time today “planting” your “seeds” in writing for the next year.
Do this not just for yourself but for the entire planet. Consider giving a special gift to someone today, wearing some red, and having a special festive meal.
Our Moon in Tropical Aquarius is in alignment with our Sun in Aquarius and Pluto in Aquarius — quite a line-up by sign.
Also, the hole in our Sun’s corona earlier reported has enlarged and is directly facing Earth, and its energy is expected to launch-off with geomagnetic storming due to large flares, increased solar winds, and CMEs by January 31st or February 1st.
The cosmos is non-stop in its messages. As humanity elevates in awareness, the messages will be understood more readily.
As of today, dense proton plasma is pressing into the planetary magnetosphere; there was an “M.2-Class” solar flare last evening (EST) and a low “C.2-Class” flare early this morning.
Thus far, solar winds are slightly above 350 km/s and are thus in normal ranges.
As has been often expressed, we are in a roller coaster ride in terms of cosmic energetics.
Stay in DIVINE FLOW.
