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Mar 30, 2024 1 hr 26 min

Episode 20: On Relating to Eclipses

from Skies and Currents Hosted by Christina Funkhouser

Dear ones, Apologies for the delay in releasing this episode. Theresa and I recorded it earlier this week, but we encountered some unusual connection issues, which required additional editing to navigate the sound problems that arose. Unfortunately, I didn't have time to address it until yesterday. While the sound quality may be a little spotty in places, I've implemented some fixes to prevent this issue in the future… hopefully. Luckily, everything we discussed remains relevant. I devoted considerable time to discussing eclipses in general and what I consider to be the most functional ways of relating to eclipse season. Additionally, we talked about the upcoming solar eclipse in Aries, Mercury’s retrograde, and the Venus/Neptune conjunction, which we are currently experiencing and will reach exact alignment on Wednesday, April 3rd. For our next episode, we will delve deeply into the symbols and meanings of Aries. I hope everyone has a joyful Easter weekend. Many blessings to you all in the name of Jesus. May we all die to what we no longer need and resurrect the most loving and essential parts of ourselves. With Love, Christina & Theresa For more information about how to work with us: www.skiesofgrace.com www.innercurrents.com Get full access to Skies and Currents at skiesofgrace.substack.com/subscribe

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