The mythical Lion’s Gate Portal opens today, August 8, marking the peak of this yearly astrological event. The Lion’s Gate is the annual conjunction of the sun in Leo and Sirius, the brightest star in the night sky. The number eight holds significant power in astrology, symbolising prosperity, good fortune and positive energy. When inverted, it represents infinity and brings an endless supply of force and vitality. This year’s gateway is particularly special as it occurs during a reflective Mercury retrograde, making it an especially effective time to refocus your aspirations, thoughts and manifestations.
What Is The Lion’s Gate Portal?
Every year, during Leo season—when Earth, Sirius (star), and Orion constellation line up—an event known as the Lion’s Gate Portal occurs. It heralds an auspicious period for remarkable events to unfold. This alignment happens on the eighth day of the eighth month. Significantly, this year’s numerical sequence, 2024, sums up to eight (2+0+2+4 = 8), further adding to the day’s numerological importance.
Significance Of Lion’s Gate:
In astrology, the number eight is related to Saturn, the planet of structure and discipline. Saturn is a planet of boundaries. It illustrates areas in which you may feel restricted or unjustly prevented from moving forward by the universe. It also indicates areas in which you will need to exert the greatest effort to achieve desired outcomes.
In numerology, the number eight stands for themes of contemplation, equilibrium, opportunity, optimism and metamorphosis. It is represented by the infinity sign (∞). According to numerology, the number eight denotes recurring cycles.
The tarot’s interpretation of the number eight is activity. These cards stand for the times in life when growth requires sacrifice, perseverance, devotion and attention. Eight is also frequently linked to the main arcana card Strength.
Significance Of The Portal:
The stellar alignment that connects the Orion belt, the star Sirius and Earth creates a gateway to prosperity and magic. This occurs when Sirius re-emerges into view as a result of the Sun’s annual passage across the star. It happens in the Leo season (July 28–August 12), but August 8 is when it is strongest.
Ancient Philosophy:
Sirius was revered by the ancient Egyptians as the embodiment of the agricultural goddess Sopdet. The star’s heliacal rise was connected with the annual overflow of the Nile River and marked the start of a new year.
In this sense, Sopdet might be seen as the fusion of darkness and light, of ends and beginnings—the “flood before the flourish,” as it were.
What To Do On This Day?
This astrological period is said to be perfect for reflecting on your needs, wants and possessions. Astrology experts advise that when the gateway opens, if you cultivate gratitude, generate abundance and transmit positive energy, the universe can assist you in achieving your goals and aspirations.
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