May the Circle Be Unbroken
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Imbolc Woodpecker Moon In case you feel confident, assured, certain about your worldview, I invite you to … Continue reading
Imbolc Full Bloodroot Moon “Today is only one day in all the days that will ever be. But what will happen in all the other days that ever come can depend on what you do today.” – Ernest Hemingway A … Continue reading
Winter Waning Moon of the Winter Solstice Now we come to my favorite days of the year, those between Christmas and New Years. When I used to work for the Presbytery (a part of the Presbyterian church analogous to the … Continue reading
Lughnasa Waxing Back to School Moon Tomorrow we move into the fall equinox position on our yearly orbit. In this sense time recurs again and again and again, each spot on the orbit revisited as Earth passes along on its … Continue reading
Summer Waning Grandchildren Moon Once upon a time a young man, now turned old, began again to consider a quest that had eluded him, eluded him since those days long ago when he left the small village and went off … Continue reading
Summer Waxing Strawberry Moon A bit more on time. Cybermage, Woolly Brother and sheepshead player William Schmidt begs to differ on the notion of cyclical time. He references the geology of Minnesota and, I imagine, the information about the evolution … Continue reading
Summer Solstice Waxing Strawberry Moon The longest day of the year. Light triumphant, streaming, steaming. The darkness held at bay. Summer Solstice This is an astronomical phenomenon transformed and translated into a spiritual one. We humans have over millennia … Continue reading
Beltane Waning Planting Moon Bee work inside. Kate finished several honey supers and three hive boxes plus frames before she left. I didn’t know how many I would need in her absence. All but one of the honey supers now … Continue reading
Fall Waxing Blood Moon On the I-Google page there is a widget that shows the progression of night and day across the globe. In Singapore it is Friday already, 12:30 p.m. Lunch time. Here in the middle of North America … Continue reading