Every solstice has its own significance, and the June Solstice of 2019, today, will be a powerful reflection of the significant nature of this year, of what has been and of what is to come. We are on the cusp of greatness.

The world rocks on the brink of change, and when that change is anchored and accepted by the majority of humanity, the Christ will return.

Some years ago, I was saddened when a pair of bullfinches proudly introduced their new young family to the dandelion seed heads along the drive, only for every one of the juveniles, over the next few days, to lose their path and die, flying into windows. The time when birds leave their nest and learn about life is when they are at their most vulnerable, and so it proved. My heart grieved for the parents, who watched and saw and who will have grieved, briefly, too.

At exactly 2111 GMT on 18^th May 2019, this Saturday, the moon will be full, and Lord Buddha will appear to bestow His blessing on you. It will be Wesak.

Last year a colony of Welsh wild black bees honoured my upland home by moving into a natural hive high up in an old oak tree. They survived the winter and multiplied, a talisman of protection and of life.

Easter is a bittersweet time for many people, whether they think, or care, about its significance.

The photograph yesterday of a black hole in a far distant galaxy was headline news all over the world, eclipsing even Brexit in its importance.

As the European power struggle which is Brexit staggers on, life goes on, and sometimes what seems, by comparison, trivial has hidden importance and bears consideration. Little is more important than time.

Wednesday will be a special day as the planet celebrates her total balance in light with the advent of the Vernal Equinox, and at a time of ambiguity and confusion in our world, when everything seems out of balance. Unusually and specially, it coincides with a Supermoon, which will empower the light of Gaia and reinforce her part in the Plan of God.

A multiplicity of scholarly evidence emerges continually to generate, confirm or refute certain theories and beliefs. While some of them are presented as impartial and unbiased, many are produced or interpreted to prove a point subjectively, and with a degree of exaggeration for greater impact. This is both unfortunate and unhelpful, for embellishing the truth is counter-productive.