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Valentine’s Star?
Yes! It’s red, beats slowly like a giant heart and stimulates the heart of one who is spiritually attuned. I first learned about the Valentine's star from Star Gazer:
The niftiest object we can see every Valentine's Day is the bright red star I call the Valentine's Day star because it's at its highest point above the horizon every Valentine's Day night between the hours of 8 and 9 p.m. your local time. It marks the shoulder star of Orion and its name is Betelgeuse.
Betelgeuse changes its size regularly like a gigantic slowly pulsating heart that beats once every 6 years. Now when Betelgeuse is fully contracted at its smallest size it is a whopping 500 times the width of our Sun but when it expands to its biggest size it is almost 900 times as wide.
Betelgeuse, Orion's Valentine Star!
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The shoulder star of Orion the Hunter is named Betelgeuse, which most people pronounce beetlejuice, some BET-el-jooz, and others BET-el-jus. This star has an interesting word history.
It is the brightest red star we can see with the naked eye from planet Earth and it reaches its highest point in the nighttime sky at about 8:30pm on Valentine's Day, February 14. Just Look Up and due south!
See Navigating with Orion to locate other stars.
Betelgeuse has no equal in sheer volume or area of influence and emanates a tremendous amount of magnetic force from its fiery heart, which beats regularly! In esoteric writings it is said there are potent and influential forces streaming from this star. Forces that can stimulate the heart center and aid in the service of those who are spiritually attuned. This star is truly your Cosmic Valentine.
Open your heart and spirit to the the qualities of Betelgeuse. Receive your Valentine’s gift! May Valentine's night expand your heart and make your spirit soar to new heights!
Learn how the Valentine’s Star, Betelgeuse, can affect us.
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Gazer image made with TheSky
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Betelgeuse is an extremely large star, pulsating in approximate size from the equivalent of Mars' orbit, to that of Jupiter's! On Valentine's Day give and receive the biggest Valentine of all, a giant red star, pulsing like a heart full of cosmic love.
BIG time Betelgeuse Valentine fun.
Send
a Global Sonic Valentine to the Earth!
Thursday, February 14, 2008
Noon
your time or ...
anytime
you feel guided on this day.
Participants,
for five minutes, will send a sonic
valentine to the Earth with an "AH" sound filled
with the intention of peace and love.
* * *
Global Toning Event Via the Internet
Temple of Sacred
Sound
12
noon EST and anytime 2/14/08
Cosmic
Embrace ~ 60 Million Light Years Away
Credit & Copyright: Daniel Verschatse (Antilhue
Observatory)
As we identify with cosmic love, the guiding force of our universe, we participate in bringing forward humanity’s Divine Destiny ...
A Destiny known within our consciousness and prophesized in the Ancient Wisdom ... A Destiny far greater than any of us have previously imagined ...
Where the Earth becomes a magnetic center, a station of light, a point of great radiance and vitality, beaming out into the Universe.
As we turn on our Love Light within and let it Shine Bright ... our vision will reach the heart center of our Universe and our Divine Destiny will Unfold!
Happy Valentine's Day!
I'd
like to know your thoughts about The Night Sky and
if you'd like reminders to Look Up! ...
send me an email.
May your Night Sky traveling always be filled
with Celestial Delights and Treats!
Susan Sun
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