Okay, let’s talk about bats in astrology. I got into this whole thing a while back, and it’s been a wild ride. I’m not an expert, just a guy who likes to dive deep into weird stuff and see what happens. I started by just observing bats in my backyard.
I spent a few nights each week just watching these little guys fly around. I used a basic notebook and a pen to write down what I saw. At first, it was just “bat flew from left to right” type of stuff. I also looked up the species of the bats that I saw. I learned that they are two species of fruit bat, one is Carollia perspicillata, the other is Artibeus lituratus. I began to observe their behavior.
Then I started correlating their behavior with what was going on in the stars.
- I noticed that during certain moon phases, the bats were way more active.
- I also started tracking the positions of planets and stars each night.
It took a lot of patience. I mean, a LOT. There were nights when I saw nothing, and there were nights when it felt like the bats were putting on a show just for me. I filled up pages and pages of my notebook with observations, drawings, and even some crazy theories. I also found that the three behaviors of docility, activity and boldness were correlated in Carollia persicillata.
Connecting the Dots
After months of this, I started to see some patterns. For example, when Jupiter was prominent in the sky, the bats seemed to be more adventurous, flying further than usual. I wrote all this down, and then I hit the books – well, the internet, mostly. I read up on astrological interpretations of Jupiter, and it was all about expansion and growth. It kind of made sense, right?
My Little Experiments
I didn’t stop at just observing. I started running little experiments. I played different types of music to see if it affected their behavior. Spoiler: they didn’t seem to care for jazz, but they were indifferent to classical music. I even tried shining different colored lights, thinking maybe they were sensitive to that. No dice.
The Realization
Here’s the kicker: after all this time, I realized that what I was really doing was learning about myself. I became more in tune with nature, more patient, and more observant. The bats were just being bats, but through them, I was exploring my own connection to the cosmos. People said that bats symbolize transformation and rebirth. It sounds right. I did transform a lot during this process.
So, what’s the takeaway? I still don’t know if bats can predict the future or if they’re cosmic messengers. But I do know that they’re fascinating creatures, and they taught me a lot about the importance of observation and the interconnectedness of everything. I encourage you to try something like this yourself. Maybe not with bats, but with anything that sparks your curiosity. You might be surprised at what you discover.
This whole experience has been a blast. I’m still watching the bats, still learning, and still sharing my crazy notes. Keep your eyes on the skies, folks!
