Food – a recipe today. And what to eat in a day.
Ahead of us a whole new day of possibilities.
Suggestions for breakfast, lunch & dinner.
Sometimes I just want to write about food.
Today is Mercury’s day, Ray 4 day.
Wednesday, June 7, 2023, Aquarius moon today.
Pluto in Aquarius too. We are all being transformed.
In order to enter the new era.
Don’t be left behind!

Gemini Sun, Mercury, Jupiter & Uranus in Taurus.
Venus & Mars in Leo. Chiron in Aries. Saturn in Pisces.
See chart below.
When I am not writing astrology I am reading cookbooks, researching recipes & preparing foods in the kitchen.

Food – Preparing today –
Breakfast – first lemon water.
Then, scrambled in butter a pastured egg. Banana & avocado sliced in a bowl. Can add lemon to the fruit. Later – grapefruit.
Lunch – Dave’s Killer Bread (20 grains) or home made oatmeal bread made w/ Einkorn flour – sandwich made with D/W ham, bell pepper, lettuce, avocado, salt/pepper.
3:00pm – chips & salsa.
Dinner – Chile – saute ground round or turkey in grapeseed or avocado oil. Add chopped onions, bell pepper, jalapeno pepper (no seeds or ribs if concerned about heat), several celery stalks, carrots, a rib of kale (include the actual rib), garlic (about 4 cloves), & cilantro stems (leaves added later when serving). Add chile powder, cumin, onion & garlic powder or granules, salt & pepper. Add corn (either from a can or fresh cut corn, & can of kidney or pinto beans (or home made pinto beans). Add fresh tomatoes or salsa. Simmer. Serve w/ rice (white basmati or brown long grain or corn bread or corn tortillas or corn chips.
Top with cabbage & green onions.
A margarita is a good addition too!

End of WW2 – the Great Sacrifice.
Anniversary of D-Day – on the Normandy Beaches.
D-Day – When the courage & strength & prayers of humanity (soldiers) on June 9, 1944 ended WW2.
A war situation that needs to end – replaying itself out today in our country & world.
What is D-Day? Does everyone know & remember?
D-Day, observed annually on June 6, brings overwhelming memories of the brave men and women who fought a strategically planned and well-executed battle that ultimately led to the end of the Second World War. More than 75 years after the end of World War II, these memories remain fresh to the over 300,000 living U.S. veterans of the war. The rest of us look to their legacy and the rich history of events told through museums and memorials. There is not a more important time than today for us to remember and honor them as we reflect on D-Day, June 6, 1944.

The morning of June 6, 1944, American troops and their allied forces landed on the beaches of Normandy, France in an invasion, code-named Operation Overlord, during World War II, which began the liberation of France, and ultimately other areas of Europe, from Hitler’s Nazi regime. This day, known as D-Day, and the strategically planned landing of 156,000 British, Canadian and American troops at 6:30 A.M. on the five beaches of Normandy was code-named Operation Neptune.

Earlier in the morning of June 6, 24,000 airborne troops were dropped into battle by parachute in order to close exits and overtake bridges slowing the advancement of Nazi reinforcements. Troops entering the beaches by land and sea were met with Hitler’s ‘Atlantic Wall,’ 2,400 miles of bunkers, landmines, and beach obstacles (metal tripods, barbed wire, and wooden stakes) established in anticipation of a French coast invasion. Nazis planted 4 million landmines along Normandy beaches.

Planning for our invasion of German-occupied France began in 1942. In an attempt to mislead the Germans and maintain the secrecy of the details of the D-Day invasion, the Allies conducted a military deception, code-named Operation Bodyguard. It included fake radio transmissions, double agents, and a ‘phantom army’ commanded by American General George Patton.

June 5 was originally chosen as D-Day due to predictions of weather and high tide, based on the phase of the moon. Bad weather conditions ultimately interfered with the established plans and D-Day moved to June 6.

Ultimately, over 4,400 identified soldiers, sailors, airmen, and coastguardsmen died on D-Day with an estimated 5,000 or more were lost at sea, in an air battle, or otherwise were not identified. Their sacrifice and the valiant efforts of all troops turned the tide of the entire war that day.

We call upon the young ones today to have the same or greater strength & courage to battle the F/Darkness who have captured the minds of humanity & all of humanity’s endeavors. The same F/Darkness who created WW1 & 2 (the same wars) have infiltrated the United States, our colleges, our government, our leaders. Their lies & prevarications have led to a break down of freedom & Rule of Law in our country.

Day is light, night is shadow.
High 12 of Pythagoras.
The Soul of man is the Light.
the personality is the shadow of the Soul.
The keynote of Gemini – I recognize my other self, the personality
The son of man becomes the Son of God – cosmic, solar, planetary.
The Son of God accomplished the Plans of God.
Joy permeates, a diamond light of the Soul makes disciples active, agile, enthusiastic. The force of Life is optimum – waters springing within the disciple when the Centers of Light in the body are unfolded into lotuses. The top of the head is Cosmic. Ajna to heart is heavenly. From heart to base center is planetary. Light moves unopposed in the body when the Soul infuses the body. Solar pole advances. Day increases. Night decreases. Gods stand in the lotuses. Waters spring forth. Waters of life for thirsty humanity.