Recent centuries have been quiet, but Earth’s history tells a different story. Tunguska in 1908 was likely a fragment of the torrid meteor stream... debris from a much larger parent comet. That same cosmic river may have unleashed the Younger Dryas impacts, when the stream was far denser and far more dangerous than it is today. The pattern is becoming hard to ignore.

On the night of November 23-27, 2025, the Moon will enter Earth's shadow, glowing deep crimson in a rare total lunar eclipse. This eclipse will be most visible in Asia, Australia, eastern Africa, and parts of Europe, with peak totality around 2:12 AM EDT. Even if you can't see it where you are, you can still feel it. Lunar eclipses mark cosmic turning points — moments when cycles close, truths rise to the surface, and the energy of release is magnified. Spiritually, the Blood Moon invites you to