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Venus Banguela is a Holistic Health Coach, Yoga Teacher and Reiki Master Teacher.

Astrology Houses

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The First House:
The first house is commonly referred to as the self. It symbolizes the acting self and the personality as it appears to others, and the unfolding of one’s indivudual destiny. Its beginning point is the Rising sign/degree which is one of the most significant points in the birth chart. Planets in the first house affect your personality strongly. Their characteristics are a keynote of your personality as you express yourself to others.

Second House:
The second house symbolizes what the self has to work with materially: possessions, money, and physical resources. This house also represents your desires and values. Planets in the second house operate in the field of material needs and also idicate what you value most highly.

Third House:
The third house symbolizes tgubjubg abd communication, also traditionally brothers and sisters, writings and short journeys. Your early enviornment is also represented by this house, as well as your powers of analysis and discrimination. Planets in this house indicate how you communicate and operate mentaly.

Fourth House:
The fourth house represents the home enviornment, family life. Planets in the fourth house reflect family orientation, an ability to dig into the past in ordert to discover the roots of your being and how your father or perhaps mother was experienced by you.

Fifth House:
The fifth house represents creativity and self expression, children, romance and affection. Following the base of operations represented by the fourth house, the fifth house represents the arena in which your personal energies can be released into the world. Any area which is stamped by your personality, including the display of affection any creative endevoyrs such as your artisitic expression, is therefore represented by the planets in the fifth house or the sign of the fifth house cusp.

Sixth House:
The sixth house represents conditions/issues of everyday life, work, service to others, sickness and health. This house also relates to discipleship, mastery and overcoming obstacles. Planets in this house can manifest as challenges to your well being or indications of a profession of service to others.

Seventh House:
The seventh house represents marriage, partnership of all kinds and issues with relating to other people.  As the opposite to the first house of the personality, the seventh house describes how you fit into the world of others. Planets in this house often indicate the type of marriage parner you will seek.

Eighth House:
The eighth house synbolizes issues of death, rebirth, sexuality and transformation. As this house follows the house of relationship, it refers to the fruits of the relationship.  These include the power to change based on new understanding made possible when one is no longer acting soley as ab ubduvudyak. Planets in this house are dificult ot interpret but may refer to how sexuality is manifested or lessons you need to learn in otder to grow and change.

Ninth House:
The ninth house represents intuition and the study of religion, philosophy and higher learning. It represents travel to other countries and legal matters. This house is interperperted similarly to the sign Sagittarius and represents expansions of horizons mental, physical and spiritual. Planets in this house may symbolize your philosophical pursuits and possibilties for travel.

Tenth House:
The tenth house symbolizes public life, authority and career. Because its opposite the fourth house, the tenth house represents how the foundation of the personality is made manifest and concrete in the world.  The birth chart is often divided into four seven year periods, one per quaderant, cyclying each twenty eight years of life. The tenth house is reached at age 21, the age of legal adulthood. Planets in the tenth house will indicate what the energies and challenges are for your career and how your mother or pehaps father was experienced.  

Eleventh House:
The eleventh house symbolizes goals and objectives, also friendships and membership in groups or associations. The work in society represented by the tenth house is released through the individual in the activities associated with the eleventh house. Planets in this house indicate how visions for the future and also group associations and friendships will operate in your life.

Twelth House:
The twelfth house refers to the unconscious and to things beyond the physical plane. It is traditionally associated with confinement and self-undoing, and has been called the house of karma. Planets in this house indicate functions that are hidden from your conscious personality, and are expressed in terms of psychic faculty or self-sacrifice.Interpertation from astrograph.com

Chichenitza, Mayan Village and Cenote

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A few weeks ago I returned from an absolutely amazing visit to Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula. I was able to visit a special Mayan community, a sacred Cenote and the Pyramids of Chichenitza.  I’m still integrating the experience and probably will be forever. There are some experiences that leave you changed forever.

I was ecstatic planning it, never imagining how poweful it was going to be. I feel extra blessed because of my instense study of astrology and deep connection to shamanism. It has helped me relate more profundly, understand and embrace the energies in these power spots. My appreciation of the Mayan culture has grown to new levels and I look foward to visiting again.

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Upon arriving at the Mayan Village everyone was welcomed and blessed with a ritualistic ceremony by a Mayan Holy man.  It’s tradition for them to offer this before entering the sacred cites.  It included they’re famous Copal Resin bieng burned, a prayer chanted and everyone was given their special holy water. Later we explored the village and shops.

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Next was the sacred Cenote, also known as the “Sacred Well” and “Well of Sacrifice.”  It truly took my breath away.  What amazed me even further were the pictures we took. HOLY ORBS!  According to Wikpedia: “While commonly known as the “Sacred Cenote,” there are several other names used. It has been referred to as “The Well of Sacrifices” and “Chen Ku”, Chen Ku being the original name that the Mayans used for the cenote. Chen is the ancient Mayan word meaning “well” or “pool,” and “ku” means relating to or in the possession of God. Thus, Chen Ku literally means “The well of God.”  The Yucatán peninsula is a limestone plain and does not have any streams or rivers, so cenotes provide the only access to underground rivers. Cenotes are scattered across the peninsula, but the sacred cenote of Chichén Itzá was by far the most important to the Maya. In fact, Chichén Itzá translates to “At the mouth of the well of the Itza”

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Finally the Pyramids… WOW!  There arent words to describe the magnificence of these structures and everything that took place there.

Ofcourse snycronicity would have it when I arrived home I’d see three documentaries and would find 3 books that have been sitting in my library for over a decade on these specific sacred locations on earth. Talk about perfect timing.

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Coconut Quinoa

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Coconut Quinoa

coconut quinoa

3 cups organic quinoa of choice
4 1/2 cups of water (I used a rice cooker. Use the amount of water you normally would to cook quinoa)
1/2 cup of shredded organic unsweetened coconut
2 Table spoons of extra virgin cold pressed coconut oil
1 teaspoon sea salt
pinch of pepper

After quinoa is done place it over your choice of dark leafy organic greens and sliced avocado <3

*it can be eaten hot or cold!

 

Reiki Master Teacher Training with Tania Marie

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I am honored and grateful to have completed    v n t reiki 1 and 2 certificaiton
my Reiki Master Teacher Training with Tania Marie. Words can not describe the intense, blissful, humbling and fascinating experience it has been.

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Now ready to support anyone interested in receiving treatments in- person or distant healing. I’ve added my availability to my scheduling system . Please feel free to contact me with any questions.
 

Gluten-Free Organic Pumpkin Pie

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I loved how this pie turned out and the Gluten free pie crust was a HIT! It was light and tasty so that meant no heavy feeling or bloating that comes after eating some desserts!

9″ Gluten free pie (you can buy it frozen or make your own)
1 can of organic pumpkin
1 can organic condensed milk
2 organic eggs
1/4 teaspoon each of fall spices: cinnamon, nutmeg, ground cloves, cardomin
1/2 teaspoon sea salt
1 tsp of organic vanilla extract.
1/4 cup of raw organic honey (instead of 1/3 cup of sugar)

mix the ingredients together, quickly pour into pie and place in oven.

Pre-heat and bake at 425 for 15 minutes then reduce to 350 degrees for 45 minutes or until an inserted knife in the center comes out clean.

cool for 2 hours and make sure to refrigerate afterwards.