I was digging through a storage box, looking for my menorah, and I did find it but in the kitchen cupboard. In the storage box though I found perfectly preserved letters my mother wrote me in 1997, letters and postcards and I read them all.
Diary entries too written on sheets torn from a legal yellow pad. Scorpio secrets (she had her Sun and Venus in the sign) for Sagittarius Season: truth. And I’m still shocked. Whenever I read these letters. They have words in them that I cannot write here. Taboo (Scorpio) words.
The tradition is to watch the candles burn, not to work, so I sat and I watched with one of the cats who, yes, jumped up onto the counter, and sat close where he still is now and also from this storage box I found a bunch of crystals and laid them next to the menorah, each would charge the other I figure: candle to crystal and back again.
I took a picture and sent it to a Scorpio friend who’s going through a hard time these days. Seeking more light for us both.
A story within a story: after I lit the shamash, it went out. Or so I thought. Like a miracle it came right back. It’s still burning now. Which reminds me, one of my mother’s diary entries started with the words “What is a miracle?” and she went on to describe various miracles and synchonicites of one day in particular, including surviving a tax audit 😉
The moral of the story is that there is no moral. Just memories sometimes. And the facts. Cats sleep. Candles burn. Miracles happen.
xo
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4 thoughts on “Sagittarius Sun, Venus In Scorpio (First Night of Chanukah)”
love to you xo
Happy Hanukah to you! I hope you’ve got a good loaf of challah and a place to buy delicious chocolate-coated cookies covered in nonpareils. (My fourth grade teacher brought in those cookies for Hanukah and [after?] Passover — I don’t remember entirely when else, but she was my favorite teacher.)
Happy Chanuka Aliza, I hope its filled with miracles, gifts and doughnuts…
Happy Hanukah, Merry Christmas— this is the time for Miricles <3