Transfiguration and the Three Days of Darkness

“Death is presided over by Gaia’s shadow goddesses in union with gods who honor the cycles of death and rebirth. As we oscillate through lifetimes of borness and unborness, we are accruing invaluable wisdom, which becomes the many philosophical stones that must be employed by those who are compelled to not only complete, but enhance their inner temple. This process is essential for the soul to engage and to become fully understood in order to graduate from this perpetual existence of lower density confinement. This finally happens when the soul has had its fill of distortion and initiates a search for greater understanding beyond its conditioned confinement.”

Beyond the Soul’s Meridian, October 31, 2026

Mid-Fall is a mysterious part of the year. The season of the Scorpion (Tropical) begins around the fourth week of October and runs until the third week of November. With the waning light of the Sun in the Northern Hemisphere, the astral energies of the Shadow become stronger as its presence for many people can be felt within the season’s change, culminating at the celebration of All Hallows’ Eve, All Saints’ and All Souls’ Day. This is an essential time for anyone connected to Mother Earth, as it is one of transition, not only for the season, but for the soul itself. This time is important to not only acknowledge, but to feel the season’s significance, and therefore, know that dying is not an end as it is a transformation. If we are to benefit from this time, it is crucial to acknowledge death as an essential fact of earthly life that must be accepted, respected, and honored through traditions such as the Samhain celebration.

In order for the soul to ascended, it must transfigure itself in death because it is only through this experience where resurrection can occur. For all us, we must confront this mystery. There is no way around it.

For most people in modern existence, death is a non-consideration, or something that must be feared as there is no sanctified authority in our cult of limited science that is authorized to say what happens to a person after the experience. Individuals can only theorize, but as a whole, conventional science remains mute upon the subject.

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