Abraham-Hicks has just published it’s latest book, The Vortex – all about relationships – vibrational relationships — and dispelling the misconceptions and fundamental false premises that lead us out of alignment with our soul’s purpose, and out of The Vortex.
In the first chapter, Abraham talks about before the birth of a child and at birth and describes what happens:
Before you focused a part of your Consciousness into the physical body that you now recognize as you , you were an intelligent, clear, happy, nonresistant Consciousness eager for this new experience into which you were emerging. Before your birth, the only relationship you experienced was your relationship with your Source; but since you were, at that time, Non-Physical, and therefore non-resistant, you experienced no discernible separation, and therefore no discernible "relationship," between you and Source. You were Souce …
In the moment of your birth, a part of the Consciousness that is you focused itself into your physical body, and your first relationship began: the relationship between the physical you and the Non-Physical You….
But in those very first new days in your physical body, you began to experience a gradual shift in your own Consciousness (just as you knew you would) as you began to garner your personal perspective (from your physical vantage point) of your new Earth environment. and in that process, your Energy, or Consciousness, became two instead of one. In other words, as the new infant in your mother’s arms, you had two Vibrational vantage points active within you — and so, you then began to feel emotions .
This is an excellent description of what a single, natal astrological chart records: the energy present at the time the baby takes its first breath independent of its mother. The moment a Soul emerges as new life, it sets up a separation from Source, and begins vibrating separately from the stream of life. The energy present in the heavens at the moment of that separation (birth) is recorded visually in the placements of the planets in a natal astrological chart. What are those individual placements recording? A planet’s vibrational relationship with the other elements (planets, Sun, Moon and calculated points and fixed stars).
A natal astrological chart, once cast for the time of birth, is then used astrologically during the native’s lifetime as a fixed point of comparison: seeing the visual patterns, which are a representation of the vibrational patterns created by the natal planetary positions, and compared against the planets’ current positions.
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