End of 6 month cycle beginning with the Aquarius new moon on 1st February Bony, black, bottom-feeder, stirring up the silt on the riverbed, searching for food Also known as Ripe berries moon Mountain Shadows Moon, by the Tlingit people of the Pacific Northwest.
Birds hop bravely, territorially Albeit cautiously, in their patchy plummage. Butterflies however, flutter and flit with abandon Perfectly suited for this moment of late summer Where Honeysuckle, Crosimia & hibiscus bloom And Fat bees plump up on the marjoram flowers. As the heat rises and shimmers All sound diminishes. I am mute Empty Nothing more Read more about Late summer[…]
“Fair weather on St. Lawrence’s Day presages a fair autumn”.It is a fair day.
Lions gate starting 23rd July peaking and celebrated on 8th August is the Egyptian return of the flood, fertility and the divine feminine, bringing in infinite abundance, incredible potential for manifestation, and heightened sensitivity to equanimity, heightened spiritual awareness, awakening, and insight.
At some point in life the world’s beauty becomes enough. You don’t need to photograph, paint or even remember it. It is enough. No record of it needs to be kept and you don’t need someone to share it with or tell it to. When that happens – that letting go – you let go Read more about Monday 1st August – Lammas[…]
Named after the Roman emperor Augustus August 1, Summer’s end, first harvest festival, traditionally known as Lammas Day, was a festival to mark the annual wheat and corn harvest. Lammas also marked the mid-point between the summer solstice and autumn equinox, and was a cross-quarter day. See more about Lammas Day. Lammas timea time reckoning.a time to take Read more about August[…]
The Festival Sabbat of Lammas Lughnassadh, Lugnasad August 1st/2nd It is now high summer and the union of Sun and Earth, of God and Goddess, has produced the First Harvest. Lammas is the celebration of this first, Grain Harvest, a time for gathering in and giving thanks for abundance. Mabon or the Autumn Equinox is the Second Read more about Lammas – Lughnasa[…]
Leo new moon, big roar – seed releasedThe Islamic New year Starts from the first siting of the new moon on approximately 31st July
Lasting until the 8th August which is the begninning of Autumn coming hot on the tails of Celtic festival of Lammas the first harvest