Spirituality and the human
The Cosmic Consciousness Conference 2020 was held at Uluru, 11-13 January 2020. The Yulara resort was home to many, many lightworkers who came to see in the new decade and participate in the transformation energies of the Saturn-Pluto conjunction and complete an ancient umbilical cord ceremony interrupted may aeons ago. What follows are notes from the conference.
While it appears there is a difficult start to 2020 with world-shaking events, eclipses and so forth, 2020 is in fact shaping up to be a positive year for many people. We look to the planets in January 2020.
Jalaram Bapa is a saint who lived in a small town of Virpur in Alandi region of Gujarat. Upon meeting his master from a previous life, he commenced namasmrana – repetition of the divine name – and engaged in ceaseless spiritual activity of feeding pilgrims and the poor. An ashram has been erected in his honour, and there are miracles associated with prayer and devotion Jalaram Bapa.
Eclipses come in pairs – we last had an eclipse – on Christmas Day in many places in the world – on 26 December which was very unusual for a variety of reasons. A penumbral eclipse of the Moon occurs on Saturday 11 January – at Uluru – which is the solar chakra of the Earth. At maximum eclipse, 90% of the Moon’s disc will be partially shaded by the Earth, which will cause a slight shadow gradient across the face of the Moon.
It is the (Gregorian) New Year this day (1/1/2020) and the start of a new decade. Of course other days and other new years happen with different religions – but it is generally accepted that on the 1st January 2020 it will become a New Year. It is also a leap year.
