The Wise Men Draw Near

“We Three Kings of Orient Are.”

A star fills the sky and wise men read the signs. After traveling for many months, their journey is finally drawing to a close. Exceptional gifts of frankincense, myrrh and gold are offered to welcome this miracle, this manifestation of Light.

Artwork of Three Wise Men. They draw near carrying gifts for the infant child. A star guides their journey.

A Star Beckons

“Do you see what I see? A star, a star, dancing in the night with a tail as big as a kite.”

The dark night sky, unpolluted by any man-made lights, vibrates with an energy that is alive and substantial. Amidst the million points of light that make up the Milky Way, there shines a brilliant star to announce the miracle of this birth of Light.

Artwork of two lambs in the field with a bright shining star in the sky. With a tail as big as a kite.

Angels Fill The Sky

“Angels We Have Heard on High.”

Filling the sky with their dulcet song, the angels ring clarion notes to announce this Birth of Light. Their clear voices tell the shepherds to not be afraid, “For unto you a child is born.”

Artwork of an angel blowing a trumpet and a bright star in the sky.

A Baby In A Manger

“Away in a Manger, no crib for a bed.”

A tiny baby is welcomed into this world. Out of nothingness comes everything, a manifestation, a form that embodies the Light.

Artwork of Joseph, Mary and the infant Jesus held in her arms as they gaze peacefully on their newborn child.

Everyone Brings A Light

“Bring a Torch, Jeanette Isabella. Bring a Torch, come one and come all.”

We all carry the flame inside of us and we rejoice and honor the Light.

Artwork of an angel holding a star and a sweet hare walks beside her holding a lantern in a wintery, snowy scene.

Merry Christmas. Let’s celebrate the Light.

Spring Equinox Is Upon Us

The calendar tells us that spring is about to make an entrance, even if we can't see it outside our windows.

Spring is certainly arriving on the West Coast here in California. The flowering pear trees are happily blooming in a profusion of white. In this photo, their eager blossoms are given an early morning kiss by the rising sun.

For the East Coast, I fear that Spring will arrive with a bit of a limp. Another "chilly front" is predicted there for the Spring Equinox. The weather pattern "favors below-average temperatures in the eastern states late in the week and into early next week, including the first day of astronomical spring on March 20."

The East has already struggled through quite a severe winter. February was the second-coldest February since modern records began in 1895 for the Northeast.

Whatever our temperatures, we will, nonetheless, greet the Spring Equinox as we reach the equal balance of light and dark before heading into our longer days of summer.

Students of The Radiance Technique® (TRT®) can focus their meditations on this change of seasons. In particular, we can join our TRT® friends in the U.K. with their celebrations of the Spring Equinox. The Radiance Technique® Association for Great Britain (TRTAGB) has gone all out with planned events.

If you're able to be there in person, here are some of the activities offered.

Events for TRTAGB Spring Equinox Celebrations 2015

Thursday 19 March 3 – 5 pm: Meeting for alumni of The Third Degree 3A for Attunements and Directing at Woburn Walk, London, near Euston station. Followed by gathering for tea.

Friday 20 March: The New Moon is at 9.36 am. In Britain, the Eclipse begins about 8.30 as the moon begins to touch the edge of the Sun, reaching a maximum around 9.30 and moving away by 10.30. In the evening the Equinox is at 22.45.

Saturday 21 March: Morning meeting for TRT® Hands-on and Directing near Stroud, Gloucestershire.

Sunday 22 March: Meeting for TRT® Hands-on in Leicestershire

Monday 23 March: Visit Leicester Cathedral to participate in the historic Richard III ceremonial.

Doesn't all of that sound delightful? How I wish I could be there for the Richard III ceremony. The story of a King fallen in battle, and then whose remains were discovered under a parking lot, has captured the imagination of the world.

The Richard III ceremonial is just one of the events of this Spring Equinox.

However, if you can't attend in person, fear not. There is a wonderful Inner Planes celebration and students of TRT® can join in from around the world.

Spring Equinox TRTAGB Inner Planes Celebrations: 19 – 23 March

This year the weekend of 19 – 23 March is special. A New Moon, an Eclipse of the Sun, and the Spring Equinox are all within a few days of each other.
Friday, 20 March: a Total Eclipse of the Sun is visible in the Faroe Islands with a partial eclipse visible in Britain. This Solar Alignment is a time of transformation for Planet Earth. It’s a wonderful occasion for renewing our commitment to our regular practice of the Cosmic Science of The Radiance Technique®.

Students of The First Degree of TRT®, as well as students of all other degrees can participate with TRT® hands-on.

“..in the Inner Planes from Thursday 19 March to Monday 23 March. Devote extra time each day for revitalizing with TRT® hands-on.

If you’ve studied to The Second Degree (or beyond), pattern the Cosmic Symbols and use the techniques you know for Directing Energy and Attunements.”

— TRTAGB

Whatever your plans for the Equinox on 20 March, the date marks the promise that Spring is on its way. We welcome the rebirth and blossoming on many levels.

Happy Spring Equinox.

If you have a keen eye for detail, you'll notice that the URL in the photos is RadiantNursing.com.

Exciting changes are taking place here. We've got a new name and we're thrilled to share all the details with you soon.

There may be a break between blog posts as we migrate to our new website with our name: Radiant Nursing. New name, same great content.

Actually, even better. We look forward to seeing you there!

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