I thought this would be a perfect share for today’s Monday Musings – the story behind The Great Conjunction Magick Rabbit Keepsake Chest.

I just returned from farewells with this special creation, as she embarks on a new adventure to her beloved home.

I decided that each chest would have the beginning of a story included. I don’t usually like to share them, as I love to let them speak to the individual and see what it evokes. Yet, I had this feeling that a little beginning might spark imagination within the viewer to creatively embark on a further journey of cocreation and inner child wonder.

I shared The Enchanted Garden’s story yesterday and now I give you, The Great Conjunction.

Time accelerated and extended until the microcosm of experience dilated back into multi-dimensionality. A magick Rabbit appears within the abyss of consciousness, as if plucked from the very Moon that bore her. The Moon has always held the Rabbit’s image close upon her skin, keeping the Great Mystery safe until humanity was ready. The ancients have foretold of the Rabbit who would appear at the dawning of a New Age. All of the Cosmos stills in awaiting what Rabbit has come to share. Rabbit feels a pulse within that instinctively guides her. She leaps across the silky darkness, leaving silvery stardust in her wake and makes her way to Yaxche, the Cosmic Tree of Life as known by the Mayans, who lies center of the Cosmos. The reuniting of these two celestial giants causes a chasm within Rabbit’s heart. As Love beats rhythmically from within her chest, it expands outwardly and begins to awaken a long awaited event. Four shooting stars hurl across the Cosmos – two silvery aimed at Mother Moon, one golden at Rabbit, and an enormous one pulsing of silver and gold, gifted by the Central Sun himself, headed for Earth. Ten planets begin to journey into a new alignment amidst the stunning rapture that has been ignited. The Great Conjunction begins and something new stirs from within Earth’s core and inside of all consciousness beyond her. What happens next we have yet to see, as to see it, one must be it.