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Full Moon in Aries- October 20, 2021

Full Moon in Aries- October 20, 2021

Aries energy is initiating, leading, and dynamic.  When the Moon is in Aries, this creates an opportune time to start new projects and jump head-first into any new endeavors. This powerful energy will help get you motivated and moving in the right direction. Aries energy is fast moving and doesn’t like to sit still. This also makes this an ideal time to engage in exercise or adopt a new exercise regimen. Some questions you can ponder upon to help you work with this Full Moon are: What can I release that will free up some of my time to start...

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Fall Solstice/Equinox Mabon- September 22, 2021

Fall Solstice/Equinox Mabon- September 22, 2021

Autumn is upon us! The days will start to lessen, as the nights will get longer.  It is time to start to prepare for the harvest season with gratitude and delight! Here is a list of ideas to celebrate the season: Do a major clean up within your home and give items you are no longer using to charity. Bake bread or apple themed dishes. Have a bonfire. Go on a nature walk. Make an Autumn potpourri. Decorate your home or your altar for Mabon.   You can work with and harness the powers of the Fall Equinox by writing...

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Spring Equinox- March 20, 2021

Spring Equinox- March 20, 2021

The March equinox happens on Saturday, March 20, at 5:37am EDT in the Northern hemisphere. This date marks the start of the spring season. In the Southern hemisphere, the March equinox marks the start of autumn, while the September equinox marks the start of spring. On the equinox, the length of day and night is nearly equal in all parts of the world. We can now enjoy the increasing sunlight hours, with earlier dawns and later sunsets. On the March equinox, the Sun crosses the celestial equator going south to north. It’s called the “celestial equator” because it’s an imaginary...

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