Wow! What a Christmas, at least energetically. There was intense energy happening in various parts of the planet and apparently our sky as an asteroid identified as 2000 CH59 passed by early in the eastern part of the world on Dec. 26 and late on Christmas in the western region. A solar eclipse was also happening at this time.
This phenomena is not only tied to astrology and astronomy, it includes geological effects. Our planet is at an amazing timeframe of energy as scientists confirm the magnetic north is moving at various paces. At first it was progressing in a slow, random manner but now appears to be headed toward Siberia at 25 to 34 miles per year. Though that may seem slow to some, it is significant to a possible polar reversal.
Many scientists assume not much will happen to our planet as we know it, except for navigation issues and flight control. In fact, with the current energy from the South Atlantic Anomaly (SAA) possibly bringing in more radiation as Earth's magnetic field continues to weaken and different anomalies show up elsewhere, we may all be experiencing an influx of energy in which we must prepare ourselves by drinking (preserving and purifying) water and staying hydrated, as well as protecting ourselves from too much solar radiation while outdoors.
Happy New Year from the Gregorian Calendar perspective! The year 2020 might just be a hotter, brighter, potentially faster kind of year.
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