Thanks Rob...

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Why Solar And Lunar Eclipses Have Been Conside....

You might want to take a close look at this one before tomorrow morning, Susoni!

http://themillenniumreport.com/2015/04/why-solar-and-lunar-eclipses-have-been-considered-ill-omens-for-millennia/

Why Solar And Lunar Eclipses Have Been Considered Ill Omens For Millennia

Everyone ought to be aware of this before the eclipse, yes?

Rob H.

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The ancients knew that an eclipse of a major luminary was fundamentally an inauspicious celestial event. The key word here is INAUSPICIOUS.

What did the civilizations of yesteryear know that modern societies do not? Have things changed so profoundly in the 3rd Millennium that it is now perfectly okay to watch both solar and lunar eclipses from start to finish … without concern for any consequence(s)?

Looking at this matter from the viewpoint of common sense, the following observations can be made by any person, both wise and obtuse.

First, what is actually happening during an eclipse is that the light of one of the two brightest luminaries in the daytime or nighttime sky is being blocked — fully or partially — depending on the orbital paths of the interacting heavenly bodies. Therefore, the obvious effects are that all life forms, which are dependent on this light, are unexpectedly deprived of it throughout the duration of the eclipse.

Light is life-giving to every living thing in different ways and measures. The various photonic wavelengths of light each produce different affects on everything within the material universe. Modern science has not penetrated very deeply the subtle science of light; nevertheless, the sages and seers since time immemorial have been aware of the highly spiritual and physical components of both sunlight and moonlight.

For this reason sun baths and walks under the full moon have provided special opportunities for healing over eons. Both of these constitute essential light therapies for those who suffer from various kinds of acute illness or chronic disease. The obvious point here is that both sunlight and moonlight are essential to the proper functioning of human, animal and plant life. To quite abruptly interrupt the normal shining of that light would therefore have consequences both seen and unseen.