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The full Oak Moon has risen and the total eclipse has occurred! What a solstice eve this has been and with my new Canon G12, I had a blast taking pictures despite the frigid temperatures and high wind. The conversing of the Full Oak moon, the Winter Solstice and total lunar eclipse only occurs once every 300+ years so it was a once-in-a-lifetime event. Continue reading
The energy of the green world that has been stirring deep within since the last moon is now becoming outwardly visible. As it does, we are overcome with a flush of energy and desire to be outside. As this fever of spring grabs hold we’re fired up to rejoice in the passing of winter and the return of spring once more. Continue reading
Winter has been long and hard. As the sunlight increases and the morning bird-song becomes louder, we know that spring is immanent. As the season begins to change, it’s also a time of new beginnings, new jobs, promotions and the start of a new gardening season. Continue reading
For those in cold climates, the Ice Moon is aptly named for February where winter seems to be relentless in presenting one storm of frozen precipitation after another. The energy of these storms can be a clue to the great energy that is also beginning to swirl beyond our sight. The February moon is also known as the quickening moon, for it seems that daylight is increasing at an incredible rate and in the light of the sun’s massing power ice and snow from winter storms doesn’t persist as long after storms have passed. Continue reading
January’s Wolf Moon calls to mind our wolf brothers and sisters whose howl in the silence of moonlit Winter stirs us. As people huddled around the hearth to remain warm at this, the coldest time of Winter, the wolf could be heard howling in the distance as he came closer to man in search of food. The approach of the wolf rouses us from our quiet and contemplative time of inner work that has been our focus. Continue reading
As the December Oak Moon shines down upon us, the energy flow that began last month continues as Winter arrives. The oak is the mightiest of trees that can survive the harshest of weather, while observing the world through many ages. The ancient oak tree has roots planted deeply in the earth with its arms stretched high towards the heavens. This allows the oak to exist in two worlds at the same time — below ground, the place of birth and death, and above the ground where life is played out. Continue reading
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