What’s Really in a Word? THANKSGIVING

HOOKAs the USA takes its’ annual traditional day off to eat Thursday, one would probably never stop to think there is too much to say from the word of Thanksgiving. Yet, even this title contains a mighty message that spells out the truth from the letters composing it. A bit poetic in this translation, we found some pretty profound things that the Lexigrams of our giant day of gratitude here in America wanted us all to equally pause and ponder.

THANKSGIVING

~AS I VISIT KIN I THINK IN GIANT THANKS
~I THANK A SAINT IN A VAST GAIN
~I THANK AS I IN A GIVING GAIN
~INSIGHT IS SHINING AS I THANK
~TAKING IN A GIANT GIVING I ASK
~INSIGHT IS HINTING I SING
~I GAIN AS I VANISH, SINKING A GIANT SIN IN HAVING HATING
~I IN A GIANT GAIN IN A GIVING TASK
~AS I TAKING IN THIS INSIGHT
~THIS HINTS I IN A THANKING GAIN
~I THINKS I IN A VAST GAINING IN INSIGHT THINGS

Thanksgiving’s name expression via Numerology, vibrates to the Jupiter ruled 39. Reducing further to 12 down to a singular 3, the philosopher planet of expansion, wisdom and good fortune guides this more than excessive feasting holiday. Oddly enough, Thanksgiving falls under the first week of the Sun’s passage through the Astrology sign of Sagittarius, also ruled by Jupiter. (we don’t find this to be any kind of coincidence that this holiday falls under such an appropriate zodiac sign that does everything in life BIG!)

What is interesting to note about the energies that Thanksgiving actually requests of us all -besides the revelations of its’ Lexigrams- also can be seen within the Chaldean Karmic Mystery of the 39/12’s The Sacrifice – The Victim. Aside from all of the expanding waistlines and tired after the turkey tackle, there is a deep message here that the collective in the United States is meant to adhere to, involving education, and the learning of lessons. As the Chaldeans so innately understood about the meaning behind the 39/12:“39/12 represents the educational process on all levels, the submission of the will required and the sacrifices necessary to achieve knowledge and wisdom, on both the spiritual and the intellectual levels. When the intellect is sacrificed to the feelings, the mind will be illuminated with the answers it seeks. Look within for the solution. Attention paid to the requirements of education will end suffering and bring success.”

Whether your look at it from numbers or zodiac signs, Thanksgiving equally enjoys it’s educational pursuits. True to its’ varying Sagittarius “birthday” year to year, anyone influenced by The Archer is well known to aim for them. Sometimes generous to a fault, any Sagittarius or 3 energy prefers to point their arrows in the directions of optimism, expansion, and truth.

So, this Thanksgiving, be sure to take some time to spread a little taste of knowledge and wisdom around your holiday festivities. Going within upon this day and seeking to peacefully educate others with sincere compassionate acts can make all of the difference in attracting complete abundance throughout the remainder of your holiday season.

The history books choose to tell us the colonies that became the United States of America originally shared this holiday with the Native American Indians who once had freedom and called the very ground we all live upon today home. Perhaps it is an education to remember to give thanks to them for the blessings we’ll be counting as we celebrate in our homes. And perhaps even more, those blessings should be acknowledged all other 364 days of the year.

We share with you one of their native wisdoms, one that educates any soul in how to bring out our personal best, and tame any natural negative tendencies one as being human, will toy with.

A Grandfather from the Cherokee Nation was talking with his Grandson.

“A fight is going on inside me,” he said to the boy.

“It is a terrible fight and it is between two wolves.”

“One wolf is evil and ugly; He is anger, envy, war, greed, self-pity, sorrow, regret, guilt, resentment, inferiority, lies, false pride, superiority, selfishness and arrogance.”

“The other wolf is beautiful and good: He is friendly, joyful, peace, love, hope, serenity, humility, kindness, benevolence, justice, fairness, empathy, generosity, true, compassionate, and deep VISION.”

“This same fight is going on inside you, and inside of every other human as well.”

The Grandson paused in deep reflection because of what his Grandfather had just said. The he finally cried out: “Oyee! Grandfather, which wolf will win?”

The elder Cherokee replied, “The wolf that you feed.”

Wishing each and every Star safety, gratitude, health, light, and love to innately know which wolf to feed this HAPPY Thanksgiving. Namaste.

Picture: “07 – Adoption Of The Human Race,” Richard Hook
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