A Response To "Full Moon In Scorpio"
I’m always thrilled when my value readers appreciate and grasp the concepts written in the blogs, I would love to share this response with you, as this is a perfect example of what a Full Moon in Scorpio is all about!
Namaste,
Response Written by Greg:
This is powerful Lorenzo. Thank you brother. I was in my back yard last night. I’ve been watching Venus for around 2 weeks now. It is magnificent from here, just absolutely dominant around dusk, looking like a cluster of bright stars. Last night, for a brief moment in that same western sky, Mercury winked at me, which made me pull up a site, because before last night I was watching Venus, knowing it was a planet and assuming it was Venus but not being certain. And sure enough it was Venus and Mercury in the exact positions. They mentioned that in May we can see Saturn…in fact…
https://earthsky.org/astronomy-essentials/visible-planets-tonight-mars-jupiter-venus-saturn-mercury
That’s the site I found last night. It says we can see Saturn, Mars and Jupiter in the morning eastern sky, which I will try to do. So last night I decided to look East, and there was the moon brighter than I’ve ever seen it in my entire life. I came in and told Cassandra about it and she had already seen it. “Ima see some crazy people at the clinic. Thas all I know.” For me it was really personal. I was amazed like the whole world was lit up by moonlight. I saw it reflecting off of things like a sun. I stared at it and was truly worried I would hurt my irises but I kept on staring. I wondered if anyone ever told me not to stare at the moon. Lorenzo this is true what I am telling you. I couldn’t recall anyone ever telling me which I decided was further proof that the moon had never been brighter. Not to me. Not ever. And this felt extremely significant in my life. I had never seen Venus look like a twin star. And I had never seen the moon shine like a sun. I’ve seen moonshine, but man, this was spectacular. Our neighborhood looked like it was 6 pm. It was the opposite of the disturbingly peaceful silence and coolness of an eclipse. It was less ominous. It was hopeful.
Then I read this post just now, and I felt the words personally and connected them directly to last night. Couldn’t help it when you mentioned my glorious moon (next single). “Pluto is in Capricorn”
The name of my next album. I will plow through some of this putrid shit I’ve been carrying in my gut for decades. I am going to detox on every level Lo. I am going to come out of this ready to serve in much higher alignment with my deepest urges and values. I’ve known this transformative moment was coming. Thanks for your vivid, timely, and intuitive nail in the coffin of my doubts of my own readiness, doubts of the need for urgency, both driven by doubts (fake ones) of the depths of my own selfishness, self destructiveness, and “ugliness”.
Also last night, I kid you not, during the 15 minutes or so that Venus was showing off and Mercury was showing up, for some reason I began to think about basically your first paragraph. But I thought about it differently. I hadn’t seen the moon yet. I thought about the idea that it is best to know what truly makes you happy. And, like you, I thought that very few people get to that state of self-awareness. Unlike the gist of your message, I sincerely doubted at that moment that many people ever would get to that state. I’m not sure that I put much thought into why. But I was certain that I am getting there. I can smell it. I thought about Pete last night. My sister-in-law once asked him what she should invest in. He told her with a shrug, “Well, I just invest in my own self.” I wrote that shit down immediately in that high class expensive section of my brain. I’ve been doing that professionally for over a year now. And it is about to pay off really really nicely. Great time to clean up my inner act. Perfect.