Have you ever made the decision to let something go only to go after it once again?   This week we move into the Kabbalistic portion of Beshalach.  Beshalach, simply put, means “to send away” or “sent away”.  This portion is important, because this story reflects our movement from one level of spirituality to another, but first the portion starts out with the character of Pharaoh from the Old Testament.

In my practice as a Kabbalistic counselor and psychic astrologer, I often encounter circumstances where my clients have verbalized the desire to let things go.  They are tired of the circumstance, which is upsetting their life and wish to move on.   Then, out of nowhere, they are entangled within the circumstances once more.

In the story, the Pharaoh after being ravished by multiple plagues let the Israelites leave only to chase them down.   Pharaoh reflects our negative ego or “shadow” component of the personality.   How many times have you chased something down that you knew you should let go of?   How many times has it ended in disaster?   According to Kabbalah, whenever we chase something down (and that means anything) it is “dangerous” for us.  In addition, we attempt to use a powerful negative “incantation” called “justification” to continue the negative behavior.   We convince ourselves that if we did something different everything would work out for us.  

This week we are granted the tool of an “inner voice” that is provided to us by “The Light”, in order to fight off the negative thoughts of justification.   We can make the choice to allow our “inner wisdom” to guide us rather than our “negative thoughts”.   

The Sun continues to move through social Aquarius, and the Moon moves into impulsive quick tempered Aries.  Aquarius to Aries is a 60 degree angle, or a sextile in aspect terms.  Sextiles provide us with opportunities.  You may find your mind filled with quick and energetic hunches that may be “sparks” to follow in the future.  Also, we can begin to feel the urge to become more social with a need to be surrounded by family and friends.  

On the Kabbalistic front, we find ourselves at the close of the week and the end of one energy cycle and the beginning of another.  One of the messages that the Zohar (primary text of Kabbalah) provides us with is the importance of self understanding and being connected to the light (consciousness).  Often we see random events as “separated” from us, especially if they are not to our liking.   This cuts us off psychically from the energy of the moment, and the reason we have experienced the random event.    Realize that every event that occurs in our lives is not random, yet energy created to help expand our growth and spiritual connection no matter how big or small it may be.

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