by Cayelin K Castell

Alhena (09° Cancer 23′) is a bright white star marking the left foot of the Twins constellation belonging to Pollux the immortal twin.

On July 2, 2019 there was a Total Solar Eclipse very near this star accelerating the following intention
Alhena is considered a star of important missions suggesting the July 2, 2019 Total Solar Eclipse near this star was energizing and accelerating the possibility of embracing a growing and grounded mission of empathy and caring that includes responsibly nurturing ourselves and each other.

The Sun passes this star around Jun 30, July 1 or 2 every year.
2021
Mars May 8,
Venus Jun 09
Mercury Jul 17

2022
Mercury Jul 09
Venus July 25
Mars does not pass Alhena in 2022

2023
Mars Apr 12
Venus May 16
Mercury Jul 1 (also with the Sun)

2024
Mercury Jun 21
Venus Jun 24
Mars Sep 20

2025
Mercury Jun 13
Venus Aug 08
Mars does not pass Alhena in 2025


See Moon Table Below for the monthly passage of the Moon through 2021

The Solstice Sun on the Galactic Cross on July 2, 2019
the Total Solar Eclipse is near the Star Alhena

Alhena is located very near the Galactic Cross that marks the Galactic Edge as seen in the image above.

The word Alhena is usually translated as Brand, or Mark, on the right side of a camel’s, or horse’s, neck, as defined by the Persian astronomer Al Biruni (973-1048 A.D.)

This star has been seen as a challenging gift by the ancients.

The following insights are inspired by the book Starlight Elixirs and Cosmic Vibrational Healing

Alhena has the ability to rapidly change ways of thinking that shift perception. This helps with the ability to see things in a whole new way bringing greater consciousness to any situation. This supports the decision-making process and supports the chakras in the feet.

This star has the ability to change plant and animal structures rapidly. When ever a planet is near and especially during a total solar eclipse this process is magnified. Alhena supports perseverance when the going gets tough raising our vibration by expanding our perspective including seeing new ideas that promote progress.

From the 1st Century AD by Manilius

“From the Twins come less laborious callings and a more agreeable way of life, provided by varied song and voices of harmonious tone, slender pipes, the melodies inborn in strings and the words fitted thereto: those so endowed find even work a pleasure. They would banish the arms of war, the trumpet’s call, and the gloom of old age: theirs is a life of ease and unfading youth spent in the arms of love. They also discover paths to the skies, complete a survey of the heavens with numbers and measurements, and outstrip the flight of the stars: nature yields to their genius, which it serves in all things. So many are the accomplishments of which the Twins are fruitful.” [Manilius, Astronomica, 1st century AD. p.281.]

Alhena and the Moon through 2021

Nov 05 2020 8:04 AM PST Moon conjunct Alhena 09°Cn24′ D
Dec 02 2020 1:44 PM PST Moon conjunct Alhena 09°Cn24′ D
Dec 29 2020 8:25 PM PST Moon conjunct Alhena 09°Cn24′ D
Jan 26 2021 4:45 AM PST Moon conjunct Alhena 09°Cn24′ D
Feb 22 2021 1:59 PM PST Moon conjunct Alhena 09°Cn24′ D
Mar 21 2021 11:45 PM PDT Moon conjunct Alhena 09°Cn24′ D
Apr 18 2021 7:09 AM PDT Moon conjunct Alhena 09°Cn24′ D
May 15 2021 1:18 PM PDT Moon conjunct Alhena 09°Cn24′ D
Jun 11 2021 7:05 PM PDT Moon conjunct Alhena 09°Cn24′ D
Jul 09 2021 1:25 AM PDT Moon conjunct Alhena 09°Cn24′ D
Aug 05 2021 8:51 AM PDT Moon conjunct Alhena 09°Cn24′ D
Sep 01 2021 5:06 PM PDT Moon conjunct Alhena 09°Cn24′ D
Sep 29 2021 1:28 AM PDT Moon conjunct Alhena 09°Cn24′ D
Oct 26 2021 9:03 AM PDT Moon conjunct Alhena 09°Cn24′ D
Nov 22, 2021 2:38 PM PST Moon conjunct Alhena 09°Cn24′ D
Dec 19, 2021 8:42 PM PST Moon conjunct Alhena 09°Cn24′ D