I
am not an astronomer, just a bit interested in cosmic events and certainly
looking for a planetary show. That’s why
I am curious about this month’s full moon event. We may not be able to see it in our
hemisphere (Southwestern Ohio) because of a cloudy sky; none-the-less, it will
take place this night and early morning of the 15th of April.
The
blood moon is certainly a rare phenomenon; Monday night will host a rare
celestial event: a “blood moon,” which occurs when the earth spins between the
sun and the moon. The four up-coming
blood moon (also known as the tetrad) will occur in roughly 6-month intervals
on the following dates: April 15, 2014, October 8, 2014, April 4, 2015 and
September 28, 2015.
A
lunar eclipse can be watched with the naked eyes. When the earth moves between the sun and the
moon, the moon will be temporarily darkened and disappear from our watch. This month’s “Blood Moon” gets its name from
the reddish hue which surrounds the moon because of the indirect sunlight which
will illuminate it.
Some people believe that the additional showing of the “Cardinal Grand Cross” is a significant astrological occurrence and gives deep importance to prophetic meaning.
The
astronomical event co-insides with a rocket launch to Mars which marks a big
space day.
Some
other people consider the astronomical incident part of prophecies recorded in
the Bible such as in Matthew 24:29:
“Immediately after
the tribulation of those days shall the sun be darkened, and the moon shall not
give her light, and the stars shall fall from heaven, and the powers of the
heavens shall be shaken.”
John
Hagee, a TV and MegaChurch Pastor of Cornerstone Church in Texas, has preached
sermons on the “Red Moon Prophecy” which he claims foreshadow “a world-shaking
event.”
"There's a sense in the world that things are changing and God is trying to communicate with us in a supernatural way."
"I
believe that in these next two years, we're going to see something dramatic
happen in the Middle East involving Israel that will change the course of
history in the Middle East and impact the whole world."
~
Rev. John Hagee to CBN News.
On
the other side of the world Buddhist tradition
observes eclipses as high holy days; during
those days believers offer special prayers and set new intentions. The idea is that what we keep in our thoughts
and declare our intention during these times reverberates throughout time,
space and all dimensions.
Whatever
our beliefs are, we can always benefits from positive intentions and reflect on
ways we can materialize them. With all
the turmoil we hear of and may experience in our own lives, it will be helpful
to take a reflective stand and be open for Divine intervention.
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