Riding the Wind Horse

The Wind Horse (riding over the red moon), has its roots in East and Central Asian shamanism. In Tibetan Buddhist mythology, it is often depicted as a galloping, flying horse, sometimes carrying a flaming jewel that fulfills all wishes.  The Wind Horse embodies the boundless energy and potential of the human soul, reflecting the inherent goodness within each being.  It is a bearer of good fortune, carrying wishes and aspirations towards fulfillment.  It encourages cultivating positive qualities, such as compassion, wisdom, and kindness. This symbol is a reminder to embrace such qualities, attracting similar frequencies into one’s life.

The Blood Moon (full lunar eclipse) is a harbinger of significant events or a sign of divine intervention.  A portal/door connects to this red moon, indicating an opportunity for soul evolution. Beetles, symmetrically arranged bring the energy of perseverance, resilience, transformation, and rebirth.  Incredibly diverse, like the human population, there presence represents the qualities a human engages upon the path of spiritual evolution, as it will be challenging.