Total Solar Eclipse in Leo

Solar eclipses are thresholds, the moment between one breath and the next. This is not a time for setting intentions (that comes later). This is a time for listening. Find a quiet space. If you can be outside safely during the eclipse, face the direction of the Sun, but never look directly at it. If you're indoors, face a window. Hold your Labradorite in your left hand (receiving) and your Black Tourmaline in your right (grounding). Place Selenite nearby to keep the space clear. Close your eyes. As the eclipse peaks, ask one question silently: "What is being revealed to me?" Don't force an answer. Let images, feelings, or words arrive in their own time. After the eclipse passes, write down whatever came to you, even if it doesn't make sense yet. Solar eclipse insights often take weeks to fully unfold. Write first and interpret later; the tradition treats the eclipse window as one that reads better in hindsight.