Mercury retrograde in Scorpio as shamanic journey and realizing that the people in your life are also entrances to worlds.
Listen. Say you have a love affair. It dies. You wonder what the purpose was.
Sometimes the purpose is: that person is portal, entryway so that you may begin the next part of your journey. You find this out later. You probably would have chosen NOT TO.
Mercury retrograde is a road unfamiliar and familiar. That déjà vu feeling.
Advice: follow windy snaky sleight of hand Mercury retrograde like the shaman follows the tunnel to the outside. Then let the drumming (WHICH IS YOUR HEART BEAT) lead you back to us so you can talk to us, tell us the story of what you found there.
Throughout my life I have had images visions of tunnels, wading through them…
Last spring during Aries season, the beginning of Aries season, I visited an old high school friend across the country, and after returning could not make sense of WHY. I was searching for meaning. Pieces but no puzzle. He was not meant to be husband or… so what was he. This morning I realized that he and the Nevada landscape itself were not only knowledge and experience, but GATES. Had to go through the desert and the wasteland FIRST. And only then come home.
Love, MP
2 thoughts on “Mercury Retrograde In Scorpio (Part 5): Sipapu”
I really want to write but it counts as a beginning and I don’t want to begin now. Also I see more 90s stuff coming up, people in black and dark green, dressing like Moira Kelly in with honors, I saw a girl with Faith Evans/Mary J Blige hair, short, platinum blonde, and in a long leather trenchcoat, and it blew my mind wide open, because now MY childhood is coming back. I thought we were still early 90s. I loved the music of my childhood, everything was mysterious, titillating… grunge, gangsta rap, crazy videos like the Losing My Religion, Building a Mystery, Constant Craving… Black Sheep. Scorpio falls in my 9th house so there are certain things coming up and they feel sort of… freeing.
That is a beautiful picture. (Btw, I strongly recommend anyone who wants to see the best things in the US to go to Utah/Arizona, that picture is from Arches National Park. I love the parks no one talks about or does less… Lake Powell, Horseshoe Bend, Colossal Cave, Antelope Canyon are small, cool stopovers. Canyonlands, Zion National Park, Arches National Park, Navajo Monument, and Bryce Canyon are main attractions. This is in ascending order of awesomeness and my family took two trips. One to the Utah/Arizona border, one to the part of Arizona that has the Grand Canyon. The Grand Canyon is so worth it.)
Now that post was insightful and very helpful. I have been dreaming of my late friend (who was my maid of honor at my wedding) who passed on in 2012. I am finally dreaming of her – and wondering what message from the beyond she is bringing me – – hopefully I will remember the glimpses of my dreams enough to really harness those messages.