Scorpio - Breaking Free from Old Structures and Forms

Image of the Month of Scorpio

In order to embrace something new, we must let go of something else. We cannot hold on to more than is possible. We have to give up certain activities to gain better things.

In keeping with the changing times, we will evolve into a global spirit, in which our values, too, are global. If we wish to rise to a spirit, we cannot hold only local values.

The Aquarian Age brings in global values, and God will be experienced as energy beyond form and name. Many communities are trying to cling to their local values and impose them upon a global platform. Let us not fall back into the past. Such attempts will be crushed by Shambala.

For the composition of the image, I used a photo taken by my brother, Winfried Philips, of the medieval monastery ruins of Beauly Priory near Inverness, Scotland, where gravestones can be seen inside the structure. The priory was built in the 1230s by French monks in a secluded spot in the woods. They called it ‘beau lieu’ (‘beautiful place’), from which the name Beauly later evolved. The priory was dissolved in the 17th century and fell into ruin.

I created the background of the image using a photo of a sunrise on the summer solstice of 2014 in Billerbeck, northern Germany. The sun rising powerfully from the ancient ruins symbolises the unfolding of global awareness from the confines of local concepts.