Full Moon July 2018 An informative post from a blog that I follow (and you should definitely go and check out!). *Setjataset Blood Moon aka Solar Lunar Eclipse I will post a Full Moon Honouring on the day for those interested (and that is the second last of my Moon Phase series, if you have been following them). ... continue reading...
First Quarter Moon Honouring
Friday, July 20th 2018 First Quarter Moon Mysterious Lunar Equinox I honour You. You who represent Sacred Balance Even as, caught in the Spiral of Change, the Web of Wyrd, You turn your face towards Illumination, May I also walk in Balance. First Quarter Moon, change in me what changes in you, Guide me to embrace transitions Grace me with Balance. First Quarter Moon, may I glimpse Mystery, May I embrace Balance, Liminal ... continue reading...
New Moon Honouring
Friday July 13th, 2018 New Moon Mysterious Beginnings, I honour you. You who transform Promise into Being, Even as, in in your hidden realm, the Moon is reborn, might I be reborn. New Moon, change in me what changes in you, Guide me through renewal. Grace me with rebirth. New Moon, may I glimpse mystery, may I embrace the strength and wisdom of the Stars, and the deep, ancient blessings of rejuvenation and ... continue reading...
Dark Moon Honouring
Thursday, July 12th, 2018 Dark Moon Mysterious Darkness, I honour you. You who transform want into plenty, Even as, in your hidden realm, the Moon is reborn, so too, might I be reborn. Dark Moon, change in me what changes in you, Guide me through dark times. Grace me with rebirth. Dark Moon, may I glimpse mystery, may I embrace the strength and wisdom of the Stars, and the deep, ancient, creative Darkness; like that of the womb, ... continue reading...
Australian Eclectic Pagan
Monday, July 09th, 2018 Photo of Wild Tasmanian Platypus * I have often used the analogy and symbolism of a platypus to describe my spiritual practice as an Australian Eclectic Pagan. Deriving ideas, style, or taste from a broad and diverse range of sources. Denoting or belonging to a class of ancient philosophers who did not belong to or found any recognised school of thought but selected doctrines from various schools of thought. Thank ... continue reading...