The Spring Equinox — An Energetic Gateway to Reach New Levels and Soar to New Heights
Time for a fresh start with amazing new beginnings!
What is the Spring (Vernal) Equinox?
According to an article titled, “Spring Equinox 2022: When Is It, And What Is It?” over at farmersalmanac.com, the spring equinox is defined as:
Vernal translates to “new” and “fresh,” and equinox derived from the Latin aequus (equal) and nox (night).
So what does that mean? Essentially, our hours of daylight — the period of time each day between sunrise and sunset — have been growing slightly longer each day since the winter solstice in December, which is the shortest day of the year (at least in terms of light).
What does this mean for the collective energetically?
The equinox began on March 20th this year (2022) which also marks the beginning of spring. With it comes a huge energy shift.
You can literally feel it.
Every year we experience this energetic shift.
We usually just chalk it up to the seasonal change of spring and the return of the sunlight.
We feel fresh and renewed as the sun comes back out giving us a much needed energy boost as it beckons us to go back outdoors after having been cooped up all winter long. And while this is part of it…
There is something much deeper going on at a spiritual level.
There is an energetic portal that opens up at this time and allows us to reach new heights and soar to new levels.
It is an open door, an energetic gateway that allows us to go from being stuck to now being able to do things we weren’t able to do before!
But it’s only for a limited time, so it’s important that we are aware and that we take advantage of it and act without delay!
What actions should we be taking at this time?
The energetic gateway will usher in many spiritual downloads.
So begin to think long and hard about what new goals and dreams you want to see manifested in your life.
This is a time where you should be praying, affirming, and making your intentions known.
State your intentions daily and write them down.
It is very important that you take the time to get still and to look within at this time.
The answers and guidance will come in the form of gentle nudgings, that still small voice prompting you to take new action, and seeing the same suggestions over and over again.
When you begin to get these promptings, it’s important that you do what you are being guided to do.
Don’t doubt yourself and your abilities, and don’t hesitate.
Remember the energy is only here for a limited time.
So, this is why you must take advantage of the energy now! Don't wait!
New beginnings are just around the corner for us all!!
Final Word
There are seasons of sowing where we are held back until the right time, and then there are times of reaping.
This is a divine time to reap some amazing results if you believe and trust your inner guidance and dare to step out boldly and take action!
The results will amaze you!
What are you believing to see come to fruition during this energetic gateway??
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