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December’s Wolf Moon
Image by Mary Southard The December Full Moon marks the Wolf Moon when wolves roam through the snow, and bare woods to hunt and play. Wolves and coyotes hunt at night, and their songs can be heard for miles. Although it is not a super moon, this moon is particularly...
New Moon, New You
Image by Amanda Clark The New Moon appeared with the new month on December 1. New moons bring new blessings, new opportunities, and new growth. It’s also a time of experiencing stillness while renewing the self and preparing for a new cycle of growth. Like...
Full Moon Magic
At night, the moon appears as a luminescent sphere in the sky, a beacon in the night sky. It’s a powerful supermoon, the fourth and the last of the year. It’s the Beaver Moon, a time when beavers, squirrels, and other creatures build their nests for...
Mystical New Moon
Image by Amanda Clark The still darkness of the New Moon comes when the sky is velvet-black, and the stars shine like small lanterns in the sky. Moving beyond the unsettling energies of eclipse season, this New Moon marks the time of dark fall—the receding...
Full Hunter’s Moon
The Full Hunter’s Moon appeared on October 17th at 7:26 am ET. The Hunter’s Moon rises lower on the horizon, sometimes reflecting the rays of dusk sunlight and making the moon appear orange or red. It also rises earlier because of its placement on the horizon,...
Lessons from the Wolves
Alchemy teaches that all its processes are contained in nature. Much of my methodology is based on this principle and derived from my experiences with animals and plants. Holograms are an essential part of manifestation. They are multi-dimensional images...
October’s New Moon & Solar Eclipse
The New Moon appears on Wednesday, October 2 at 2:49 pm, and it’s preceded by a solar eclipse at 11:42 am. This particular New Moon marks the beginning of a period of dramatic astrological change; however, meditation, stillness, and a focus on love and...
September Full Moon/Partial Lunar Eclipse
The Full Moon/Partial Eclipse appears on Tuesday, September 17 at 10:34 pm ET. It’s called the Corn Moon, marking the time of harvest in the northern hemisphere. Native Americans believed the Corn Moon was a time of learning about the cycle of life....