Our Psyche and Arcturus Infuence
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with Sirius, the Pleiades and the stars of Orion, Arcturus is one of the
first stars that comes to consciousness for those exploring extraterrestrial dimensions. This star represents one of the first "doorways" that we experience as we journey in consciousness beyond the boundary of our egos. Along with Arcturus, and the so-called Arcturians, come a series of tests. The purpose of these tests is to determine whetherthe person's ego is ready to accept that it is not the center of reality. |
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Will the spiritual dimensions encountered be regarded as sacred or will the ego try to seize this information and power for ego-centric purposes? There are many spiritual seekers who do not pass these tests and are not allowed to proceed until these egotistic motivations are purified. This may possibly take the rest of one's life, if not many lifetimes. When
the archetype of Boötes is experienced psychologically, you may feel
like a wanderer who is on the edge, unsure and afraid of where you are
going. Making this archetype conscious involves surrendering to the experience
of being out of control. Allow yourself to be guided to being present
in the moment and on the edge. This leads to being guided beyond what
you consider to be normal reality into a realm of infinite possibilities.
Working consciously with the energy of the star Arcturus requires you
to trust yourself in a way that you have not yet experienced. Arcturus
prepares the spiritual seeker for an encounter with a reality beyond that
person's ability to comprehend. When individuals are unable or unwilling to experience the energy of the star Arcturus within themselves, these energies are projected onto politicians and other people in positions of power that make decisions for the groups that they lead or represent. The politician or "shepherd" takes on these energies and works with them, sometimes responsibly and sometimes not. When we learn to trust our own inner leadership and guidance, then we come to rely less and less on external leaders. When we approach the time of elections, we may want to choose to take responsibility for our experience of our governmental leaders. They are truly a reflection of ourselves. Externalizing the government as something "out there" that is separate from ourselves perpetuates a dangerous illusion. Only by accepting responsibility for the actions of those whom we have given our power away to, can we truly heal ourselves. |
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