11 Year Solar Cycles
Solar cycles, as we know of them today were first studied back in the late 1700’s by a Danish astronomer Christian Horrebow. He noted that ‘it appears that after the course of a certain number of years, the appearance of the Sun repeats itself with respect to the number and size of the spots’. But, it wasn’t until the mid-1800’s that a Swiss Astronomer, Rudolf Wolf established a sunspot numbering series known as the Wolf number, which is still in use today.

Known as the ‘solar cycle’ it’s observed that over a period of 11 years there’s a change in the Sun’s activity with significant variations in the number of sun spots generated on the Sun’s surface. During each solar cycle, levels of solar radiation, the number and size of sunspots, solar flares and coronal loops produce a cyclical pattern that waxes to a period of maximum activity before waning to a period of minimum activity.

Solar Cycle 25
We’re currently at the 25th solar cycle since records began. Solar Cycle 25 officially began back in December 2019, and we all know that the Global Pandemic had its origins at around roughly the same time. Based on modeling, this current solar cycle had been predicted to be a quiet cycle, much like the last Solar Cycle 24 which lasted from 2008 to 2019. Solar Cycle 24 peaked in 2011 and interestingly, also once again in 2014. 2011 was a year of significant planetary and personal life shifts. It was the year of the Japanese Tsunami, as well as other significant global events. You can learn all all about 2011’s events here

Solar Maximum in 2024
Recent solar activity (from February 2022 onward) is already indicating that Solar Cycle 25 may be more influential than predicted, with solar tsunamis and significant X Class flares already occurring, early on in the cycle. The solar maximum for Solar Cycle 25 is estimated to occur in or around 2025. However, I have a feeling that this may more likely occur in mid-late 2024, as do solar scientists.

Pole Shifts on The Sun – The Sun’s 22 Year Magnetic Cycle
It’s during the solar maximum, when the cycle is nearly at its zenith, that the magnetic field of the Sun ‘flips’. There’s a pole shift that takes place. After two cycles of these flips (22 years), the Sun returns to its original state. This cycle is called the Hale cycle.

Flipping From Feminine to Masculine Consciousness
When the poles flip, the Sun’s magnetic field will reverse. As this field reversal occurs, the magnetic field weakens, then drops down to zero before emerging once again with a reversed polarity. In essence, the Sun’s magnetic field will move from either a feminine flow (left rotation) to a masculine flow (right rotation) and back again.

When the Sun’s field reverses, it sends energetic ripples out into the solar system affecting every planetary body (including you). During the field reversal, Earth will see an increase in space weather, as we become more susceptible to solar storms and the increasing wave of higher consciousness that heightened solar activity always brings.

In late 2019, at the time of the last solar reversal, the Sun moved from a masculine wave (the north pole) to a feminine wave (the south pole). We now have an 11 year period where a feminine energy wave is infiltrating our solar system. From an ascension perspective, this means that you’ll be inundated with a call to act upon your intuition (soul’s voice) and to trust in your own innate wisdom.

Cosmic Chutes and Magnetic Portals of Communication between The Sun and The Earth
There are also portals of energy which directly connect the Sun and Earth. These portals have been proven to exist by astrophysicists

These portals of communication pass energy back and forth between the Earth and the Sun approximately every 8 minutes. Via these energetic portals, high-energy particles travel back and forth. We literally are communicating with our star on an energetic level.

Known as a ‘flux transfer event’ the connections that occur between The Sun and The Earth are ‘brief, bursty and dynamic’, according to David Sibeck, an astrophysicist at the Goddard Space Flight Centre in Maryland in The United States.

Physical Symptoms Due to Solar Activity
To me, this explains why those of us who are awake and aware humans and who are sensitive to energy fluctuations, often experience headaches, anxiety, restlessness and increased inspiration during peak periods of solar activity. It truly is a physical interchange and experience. I’ve often said that we feel solar events ‘as they happen’ on the Sun, regardless of whether a solar event is Earth directed.