Vipassana during a lunar eclipse

An eclipse is an astonishing astronomical phenomenon.

Astonishing not only for its visual effect but also priceless for its energetic effects, on the level of physics and metaphysics.

At the moments of an eclipse the Sun, the Moon and the Earth, moving along their orbits, line up for a short time in one line, forming an axis that links the planetary cores – the centres of the most important life-forming celestial bodies.

In these periods special Solar and Lunar practices are done.

An astrological note:

• The Sun, as a luminary in a person’s horoscope, stands for their social side and is responsible for adaptation in the world and social fulfilment, that is, it symbolises the ego in an individual, or their personality.
• The Moon in the horoscope is connected with a person’s psychic processes, that is, it reflects their soul.
• The Earth, in fact, forms the body, our physical matrix.

So during an eclipse these celestial bodies line up and give us a chance to build
ourselves anew, to reach a trinity by uniting and attuning our mental, soul and physical centres, and to find wholeness in our actions, thoughts and feelings.

These are the strongest energetic practices of centring, which give a chance not only to raise the degree of your integrity but also to reach a special crystallisation of the field, which changes its spiritual qualities and opens the siddhis.

These practices, carried out in places of power, lead to resonance with your fate.

The place where the practice is held is of key importance.
Mountain massifs, from the beginning, “where the Earth reaches for the Sky”,
are the most spiritual places on the planet – enlightening, giving strength and revelations.

Such places of power are a lens that strengthens the process of transformation. Mountains are meant to lift us above the worldly. In the mountains true values and knowledge are revealed.

The protected Carpathian forests and mountain ridges, with lakes lost among them, will be witnesses and allies of the spiritual evolution of the expedition’s participants.

The practices are led by Natalia Valitskaya

Guide in the Carpathians: Serhiy Kryzhanovsky –
photographer, mountaineer, traveller and Guide

photo gallery of S. Kryzhanovsky

The photographs in the text /taken by S. Kryzhanovsky/
show the landscapes of the Carpathians – the places that will open before the participants of the journey.

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