Reveals how the return of the planet Sedna after 11,000 years offers an opportunity for healing ourselves and our planet

Explores how the Inuit legend of the sea woman Sedna offers clues about the message of Sednas return, including a warning about the sustainability of our planet

Explains how Kundalini energy courses through planets and people alike and how planetary transits activate a form of cosmic Kundalini energy, with Sednas planetary return marking a major stage in this awakening process

Details how Sednas energies can be harnessed for healing ourselves and our planet, including how Earths ley lines are mirrored within the bodys meridians

Named after a mythological Inuit sea woman, the planet Sedna was first discovered in 2003. Its return to our solar system after 11,000 years of orbit has been tied to the huge tsunami that struck Indonesia, Thailand, and India in 2004 as well as to the increased occurrence of other marine and weather events over the last decade. And just as it is affecting the waters of our planet, Sednas energies are also affecting each of us as individuals.

Exploring the impact that planetary bodies have on Earth and on humans, Jennifer Gehl reveals how Sednas energies can be worked with for healing ourselves, others, and the planet. She explains how the naming of this planet after the archetypal figure of Sedna--and her myths--provides major clues to the message that Sednas return is sending: a clear warning about the sustainability of the planet and the oceans, the source of all life, and an invitation to awaken to the parts of ourselves that have been ignored, abandoned, and cast out into the cold, just as Sedna was when she was drown in the Arctic Ocean. The author examines the astrological chart for Sednas discovery, providing an in-depth look at how certain aspects, particularly the quincunx, support the legend of Sedna and its impact on human health. She looks at how Kundalini energy courses through planets and people alike and how planetary transits activate a form of cosmic Kundalini energy, with Sednas return marking a major stage in this awakening process. She reveals how Earths ley lines are mirrored within the bodys meridians and offer a way to tune ourselves to the cosmic frequencies that Sedna brings.

Examining the story of Sedna mythologically and astrologically, Gehl explains how Sednas last appearance 11,000 years ago occurred at the end of the Ice Age when waters disrupted and divided our world. Her return, rather than being a harbinger of disaster, is one of the way-shower and shaman. Symbolically, she lights the path for us to ignite our own immortality by surrendering to the inner path, revealing patterns and pathways for infinite healing potential, a new model of sustainability for the health of our planet, and a way to actively participate in our souls evolution.

Reveals how the return of the planet Sedna after 11,000 years offers an opportunity for healing ourselves and our planet

Explores how the Inuit legend of the sea woman Sedna offers clues about the message of Sednas return, including a warning about the sustainability of our planet

Explains how Kundalini energy courses through planets and people alike and how planetary transits activate a form of cosmic Kundalini energy, with Sednas planetary return marking a major stage in this awakening process

Details how Sednas energies can be harnessed for healing ourselves and our planet, including how Earths ley lines are mirrored within the bodys meridians

Named after a mythological Inuit sea woman, the planet Sedna was first discovered in 2003. Its return to our solar system after 11,000 years of orbit has been tied to the huge tsunami that struck Indonesia, Thailand, and India in 2004 as well as to the increased occurrence of other marine and weather events over the last decade. And just as it is affecting the waters of our planet, Sednas energies are also affecting each of us as individuals.

Exploring the impact that planetary bodies have on Earth and on humans, Jennifer Gehl reveals how Sednas energies can be worked with for healing ourselves, others, and the planet. She explains how the naming of this planet after the archetypal figure of Sedna--and her myths--provides major clues to the message that Sednas return is sending: a clear warning about the sustainability of the planet and the oceans, the source of all life, and an invitation to awaken to the parts of ourselves that have been ignored, abandoned, and cast out into the cold, just as Sedna was when she was drown in the Arctic Ocean. The author examines the astrological chart for Sednas discovery, providing an in-depth look at how certain aspects, particularly the quincunx, support the legend of Sedna and its impact on human health. She looks at how Kundalini energy courses through planets and people alike and how planetary transits activate a form of cosmic Kundalini energy, with Sednas return marking a major stage in this awakening process. She reveals how Earths ley lines are mirrored within the bodys meridians and offer a way to tune ourselves to the cosmic frequencies that Sedna brings.

Examining the story of Sedna mythologically and astrologically, Gehl explains how Sednas last appearance 11,000 years ago occurred at the end of the Ice Age when waters disrupted and divided our world. Her return, rather than being a harbinger of disaster, is one of the way-shower and shaman. Symbolically, she lights the path for us to ignite our own immortality by surrendering to the inner path, revealing patterns and pathways for infinite healing potential, a new model of sustainability for the health of our planet, and a way to actively participate in our souls evolution.

Reveals how the return of the planet Sedna after 11,000 years offers an opportunity for healing ourselves and our planet

Explores how the Inuit legend of the sea woman Sedna offers clues about the message of Sednas return, including a warning about the sustainability of our planet

Explains how Kundalini energy courses through planets and people alike and how planetary transits activate a form of cosmic Kundalini energy, with Sednas planetary return marking a major stage in this awakening process

Details how Sednas energies can be harnessed for healing ourselves and our planet, including how Earths ley lines are mirrored within the bodys meridians

Named after a mythological Inuit sea woman, the planet Sedna was first discovered in 2003. Its return to our solar system after 11,000 years of orbit has been tied to the huge tsunami that struck Indonesia, Thailand, and India in 2004 as well as to the increased occurrence of other marine and weather events over the last decade. And just as it is affecting the waters of our planet, Sednas energies are also affecting each of us as individuals.

Exploring the impact that planetary bodies have on Earth and on humans, Jennifer Gehl reveals how Sednas energies can be worked with for healing ourselves, others, and the planet. She explains how the naming of this planet after the archetypal figure of Sedna--and her myths--provides major clues to the message that Sednas return is sending: a clear warning about the sustainability of the planet and the oceans, the source of all life, and an invitation to awaken to the parts of ourselves that have been ignored, abandoned, and cast out into the cold, just as Sedna was when she was drown in the Arctic Ocean. The author examines the astrological chart for Sednas discovery, providing an in-depth look at how certain aspects, particularly the quincunx, support the legend of Sedna and its impact on human health. She looks at how Kundalini energy courses through planets and people alike and how planetary transits activate a form of cosmic Kundalini energy, with Sednas return marking a major stage in this awakening process. She reveals how Earths ley lines are mirrored within the bodys meridians and offer a way to tune ourselves to the cosmic frequencies that Sedna brings.

Examining the story of Sedna mythologically and astrologically, Gehl explains how Sednas last appearance 11,000 years ago occurred at the end of the Ice Age when waters disrupted and divided our world. Her return, rather than being a harbinger of disaster, is one of the way-shower and shaman. Symbolically, she lights the path for us to ignite our own immortality by surrendering to the inner path, revealing patterns and pathways for infinite healing potential, a new model of sustainability for the health of our planet, and a way to actively participate in our souls evolution.