20 March 2015
Autumn Equinox in the South
Spring Equinox in the North
Full Solar Eclipse
-All are welcome to participate in this event -
Our event will begin at 17:00 or 5 pm GMT/Universal Time and continue for about 4 hours, ending around 9 pm GMT/Universal Time. To check the starting time of this event in your part of the world, please go to this link.
It's going to be a particularly powerful day for our planet, with a New Moon-Supermoon and a full Solar Eclipse, starting at 8:38 a.m. GMT/UTC and ending at 10:39 a.m. GMT/UTC (more info below). The actual moment of Equinox will be at 22:45 GMT/UTC, with our healing event happening between the Solar Eclipse and the Equinox.
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The treatment will include more than 200 participants globally, and will be facilitated in Bahia, Brazil by Edna Spennato, working under guidance from the collective Higher Self of the group.
Seven surrogates, in parts of South America, South Africa, the UK and the USA will anchor incoming healing energy during the treatment process and release the energies that are "no longer needed" on behalf of the participants and the planetary morphic field as a whole.
For more info about this event and the experience of participating, please go to this link.
To read feedback from participants in the Solstice event on 21 December 2014, please go to this link.
To read feedback from participants in the New Moon-Supermoon event on 18 February 2015, please go to this link.
For info on how to participate in the Equinox event, please go to this link.
For info about annual membership to Earth Heal, please go to this link.
For info on how to include guests in the Equinox event, please go to this link.
The participant's registration form can be viewed at this link.
Please scan down for more info about participating in the healing event.
Planetary energies on 20 March
Annular solar eclipse. Image credit: Kevin Baird
Get ready for an impressive cosmic event. March
hosts the only total solar eclipse for 2015, and it is occurring on the
spring equinox—Friday, March 20th. If that’s not enough, this
is going to be hybrid eclipse. That means that at some points on our
planet, it will look like there is a total eclipse, and at other points
it will look like an annular eclipse (where the moon is too small to
completely cover the sun). For this eclipse, up to 97% of the sun will
be blocked out. Ultimately, this will be the deepest eclipse seen in the
United Kingdom since 1999, and it will remain such until 2026. [Source].
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Solar Eclipse - Supermoon
On March 20 – same date as the 2015 March equinox – the moon turns new only 14 hours after reaching lunar perigee – moon’s closest point to Earth in its orbit. Thus this moon is a supermoon – at the new phase – not visible in our sky, but having a larger-than-average effect on Earth’s oceans. Plus this new supermoon swings right in front of the equinox sun on March 20, so that the moon’s shadow falls on parts of Earth. Read more...
On March 20 – same date as the 2015 March equinox – the moon turns new only 14 hours after reaching lunar perigee – moon’s closest point to Earth in its orbit. Thus this moon is a supermoon – at the new phase – not visible in our sky, but having a larger-than-average effect on Earth’s oceans. Plus this new supermoon swings right in front of the equinox sun on March 20, so that the moon’s shadow falls on parts of Earth. Read more...
When the new
moon closely aligns with one of its nodes, the moon’s dark umbral shadow
falls on Earth, presenting a total eclipse of the sun.
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This is an opportunity to harmonise our rhythms with the solar cycle and to utilise the powerful incoming energies available for personal and planetary healing on this special day.
The March equinox signals the beginning of spring in the Northern Hemisphere and autumn in the Southern Hemisphere. It marks that special moment when the sun crosses the celestial equator going from south to north. In 2015, this equinox arrives on March 20 at 22:45 GMT/UTC. Although the equinox happens at the same moment worldwide, the clock times vary by time zone. There is also a total eclipse of the sun at this 2015 March equinox [Source].
What is an equinox? The equinox is an event that happens in Earth’s orbit around the sun. Simultaneously, it happens on the imaginary dome of our sky. The imaginary celestial equator is a great circle dividing the sky into Northern and Southern Hemispheres. The celestial equator wraps the sky directly above Earth’s equator. At the equinox, the sun crosses the celestial equator, to enter the sky’s northern hemisphere.
Because Earth doesn’t orbit upright, but is instead tilted on its axis by 23-and-a-half degrees, Earth’s Northern and Southern hemispheres trade places in receiving the sun’s light and warmth most directly. We have an equinox twice a year – spring and fall – when the tilt of the Earth’s axis and Earth’s orbit around the sun combine in such a way that the axis is inclined neither away from nor toward the sun.
At the equinox, Earth’s two hemispheres are receiving the sun’s rays equally. Night and day are approximately equal in length. The word equinox comes from the Latin aequus (equal) and nox (night).
The March equinox signals the beginning of spring in the Northern Hemisphere and autumn in the Southern Hemisphere. It marks that special moment when the sun crosses the celestial equator going from south to north. In 2015, this equinox arrives on March 20 at 22:45 GMT/UTC. Although the equinox happens at the same moment worldwide, the clock times vary by time zone. There is also a total eclipse of the sun at this 2015 March equinox [Source].
What is an equinox? The equinox is an event that happens in Earth’s orbit around the sun. Simultaneously, it happens on the imaginary dome of our sky. The imaginary celestial equator is a great circle dividing the sky into Northern and Southern Hemispheres. The celestial equator wraps the sky directly above Earth’s equator. At the equinox, the sun crosses the celestial equator, to enter the sky’s northern hemisphere.
Because Earth doesn’t orbit upright, but is instead tilted on its axis by 23-and-a-half degrees, Earth’s Northern and Southern hemispheres trade places in receiving the sun’s light and warmth most directly. We have an equinox twice a year – spring and fall – when the tilt of the Earth’s axis and Earth’s orbit around the sun combine in such a way that the axis is inclined neither away from nor toward the sun.
At the equinox, Earth’s two hemispheres are receiving the sun’s rays equally. Night and day are approximately equal in length. The word equinox comes from the Latin aequus (equal) and nox (night).
During the treatment process, each participant will receive healing on an individual level and as being part of the work done for the group of participants as a whole, and will also be anchoring the planetary healing energies in their part of the world, releasing disharmonic energy and receiving healing energy on a collective level.
We use a cutting-edge distant healing method known as Synchronization Harmonics, and for those who have never before experienced distant healing work, this is the ideal opportunity.
After each healing event, feedback and detailed reports about what came up during the treatment process for the group, as well as for the collective consciousness on a planetary level, are mailed to participants.
First-time participants should send their details and pics to us at earthhealadmin [at] gmail as soon as possible, and no later than 2 pm GMT/UTC on Friday, 20 March 2015.
>> List of all links related to this event
>> Starting times around the world for the Equinox event
>> More info about the event and the experience of participating
>> Feedback from participants after the 21 December 2014 Solstice event
>> Feedback from participants after the 18 February 2015 New Moon-Supermoon event
>> How to participate in this event
>> Exchange details for participants in this event
>> How to include guests in this event
>> Participant's registration form
>> Information about annual membership to Earth Heal
>> Everything You Need To Know About the March Equinox
>> Supermoon Total Eclipse Of Equinox Sun On March 20
>> Next Week's Rare Equinox, Eclipse & Uranus-Pluto - Carol Ann Ciocco
>> This Month Hosts The Decade’s Deepest Solar Eclipse: Here’s How to Watch
>> What's Up For March 2015 (video clip)
>> Total Solar Eclipse - 20 March 2015 (video clip)
>> Uranus Square Pluto, Equinox and Total Eclipse: March 16-20, 2015 (video clip)
>> An Equinox Total Solar Eclipse - 20 March 2015 (video clip)
>> Supermoon Total Solar Eclipse On March 20th (video clip)
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