What does the penumbral lunar eclipse mean in East Asian Astrology?
In Corean mythology, the legend of fire dogs from the underworld called Bulgaes 불개 are the reason why we see eclipses. The story goes that the Emperor of Gamangnara (Dark World) craved to see the light of the bright sun and moon. He sent the ferocious Bulgae to fetch the sun and moon, and bring it back to the Dark World. However, when the Bulgae tried biting the sun, it was too hot. The Emperor sent another Bulgae, more ruthless than the first, to fetch the moon. This Bulgae was able to catch the moon but as he was carrying to back to the Gamangnara, its as too cold and icy keep it in his mouth. To this day, the Emperor continues to send Bulgaes to the steal the sun and moon, and each time the Bulgae bites the sun or moon, we the dark sides of the sun or moon hidden revealing an eclipse.
No one likes to feel envious but envy is a neutral experience like any other emotions.
Reflect on — Where is this feeling stemming from? Where in your body do you feel it the most? What story is this feeling telling you about yourself?
Name the things that are activating your feelings of envy. Try to be tender towards yourself, and remind yourself that this emotional experience of envy begins as a neutral state. This might help you create distance and be more observant.
Envy can stir uncomfortable feelings that we often want to avoid feeling.
We may feel shame, rage or even a sense of guilt. But there is wisdom in envy. Ignoring it will only prevent us from understanding the complexity of our identity and higher purpose. Expanding your consciousness and awareness gives you choices in life; and choices gives you the ability to align with your Destiny.