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✨🌛🌝🌜✨This New moon is a super moon and is the closest and largest new moon of the year.It is the 2nd super new moon in t...
08/30/2019

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This New moon is a super moon and is the closest and largest new moon of the year.

It is the 2nd super new moon in this triad, the third, which takes place on Sept 28th will complete this intense two-month super-moon-triad energy portal.

Unlike regular new moons—in which the energy lasts for a few days—the highly charged, intense, life-altering energy of this super moon trio will be felt consistently throughout this period -July 31st to Sep 28th.

The New Moon is also a “black moon” in many places and this cosmic magnetic push and pull energy is believed to be approximately 12 times more powerful than a regular full moon and has an immense impact on tides, causing rivers to run backwards in some parts of the world.

Super moon energy causes us to be far more intuitive, sensitive, perceptive, and empowered than normal. The magnetic energy from the super moon directly connects with our own magnetic energy and has a huge impact on our emotional body. When the moon waxes and wanes, it pushes and pulls, and as the moon changes phases it stirs up our own hidden and rejected emotions.

This can cause an immense amount of confusion and is the reason that when the moon is at its brightest we often feel compelled to either draw people toward us or reject and clear out anything harmful that does not serve our heart and soul. It can also be the reason we suddenly feel a strong desire to reconnect with those we have previously lost contact with.

We may have felt extremely irritable and ungrounded over the past week, as though everything is going wrong around us—and for every step forward we take 10 steps back. This is due to our energetic bodies being out of alignment, as the intense magnetic force from the moon causes havoc with our personal electromagnetic field.

Super moons are sometimes referred to as “wild card moons” in astrology, as they bring in unpredictable energies—which basically means our lives could be running smoothly one minute and then suddenly be turned upside down. This is nothing to worry about however, as with all cosmic activity, everything that occurs happens for our highest good. And usually not getting what we’ve hoped for results in us getting exactly what we need in the long term. Therefore, if things don’t go to plan, be patient as the reason behind the temporary turbulence soon reveals, though only if we are willing to remain open and surrender to the universe’s chaotic push-and-pull tide.

This impressive, supercharged new moon has maximum energetic manifesting influence and has the capacity to enhance the outcome of our intentions. It will bring in numerous plot twists, so that anything not meant for us will gently dissipate.

This New Moon is in the sign of Virgo and this lunar energy will affect all zodiac signs, but particularly impact those born with Virgo in their chart.

During Virgo energy we may find ourselves either reminiscing about or being pulled toward beautiful disasters, lost causes, unrequited love and emotionally unavailable relationships of all types, as these are considered safe options for overly cautious Virgo. The reason for this is that Virgo energy can make us feel as though we aren’t “perfect” enough to be worthy of equally “perfect” mutual reciprocated energy, so the lack of commitment offered in these types of partnerships conveniently compliments Virgo’s shadow needs.

However, Virgo’s emotions run deep beneath the surface and it is this depth that makes Virgo energy fearful of relationships, as they fear that once they tap into their capacity to fully open and feel, they may not be able to control what emerges and not easily stop loving or let go if things come to an end.

This can mean that all of our pent up emotions and cravings to give and receive love could overspill and come pouring out during this time, and we will want to feel triple sure about who is on the receiving end of our affection.

During the Virgo moon we may find it extremely difficult to be intimate and process or express how we are feeling and notice that we are unable to deeply connect in the ways we normally would. Instead we could be far more critical and distant with those we are closest to, even putting up unnecessary barriers to keep love at bay. We might even sense some insecure and passive aggressive behaviours floating around and that we, or others, are far more likely to play mind games or use silent treatment in an attempt to convey deeply hidden feelings.

It is essential we pay close attention to how we are feeling and what we have conditioned ourselves to believe while in this energy, so we are able to process our emotions and communicate authentically, as otherwise Virgo moon energy can lead to overthinking, over analysing, worrying, high anxiety and possibly even unexpected break ups.

Virgo moon can cause us to obsessively declutter and clear out whatever or whoever has been causing obstruction or destruction. During this energy we might discover how brutal we can be when detoxing and purging, as we are willing to door-slam, destroy or fully release whatever has been causing us pain or getting in the way of our dreams and purpose.

Overall, despite the perceived flaws and imperfections that Virgo energy unearths, this is an immensely healing and transformational phase. It encourages us to come to a place of self-acceptance and to love the aspects of ourselves, and others, that we normally reject or avoid. Although we will be emotionally distant and possibly even discover ourselves disassociating slightly, we will simultaneously be experiencing a major shift that highlights our ability to love unconditionally and free from judgement.

We will recognise that old wounds, which include shame, fear of rejection, guilt or regret, within both ourselves and those we are closest to, are a major part of the reason we withdraw or shy away from genuine love and it is the fear of trusting and feeling out of control prevents us from being able to openly receive it. This awakening and clarity allows us to become more compassionate and tender in the way we self-communicate and connect with loved ones and helps silence the ego that tells outdated stories that keep us stuck in old ways.

Virgo, despite being the critique of the zodiac, actually supports us through forgiving past mistakes and healing ancient and inner-deep wounds. It gives us the awareness that weaknesses and feelings or lack or unworthiness are all perceptions and that we are whole, complete and worthy of divine, sacred connections regardless of where we are at on our journey, and so too are others. The clarity and insight this moon will bring us helps us to see that closed doors, detours and what we might see as rejection are all simply redirection, away from anything or anyone not meant to be in our lives and towards people, circumstances and commitments that are resonant and fulfilling. We will find the strength to cut the cords to energy that pulls us down and new opportunities and connections that help to pull us up will be waiting in the space.

New moons represent the closing of one 28-day cycle and the start of a new one. They can cause us to feel introverted and introspective; however, our need to escape from the manic external world does not necessarily mean we want to be alone, but instead that we do not want to be surrounded by those whose energy feels tense, negative, and who bring us down.

We will notice we have the desire to remove ourselves from dynamics that cause friction—and instead, we’ll find we are gravitating toward those who we feel peaceful and calm around.

We have gone through many drastic energy shifts lately, which have taken us through personal transformation and caused us to vibrate on an entirely different frequency. This new supermoon brings another major awakening, in which we will see everything around us as though we are perceiving it all for the first time.

As we go through this deep inner reflection, we will receive a clear vision of where we want to journey to and who we want alongside us. This could mean we will need to commit to a dramatic detox of our lives, so that anything or anyone not aligned with where we want to be when the year ends is released.

This is the time to eliminate any habits, patterns, thoughts, obsessions, commitments, dynamics, or material items that have been weighing us down and keeping us stuck in a reality that it neither healthy or serving us. Anything no longer resonating with who we are and how we want to be living will start to dissipate over the next few weeks.

A supermoon triad is a supercharged energy portal in which masses of luminous energy is known to infiltrate Earth’s atmosphere. Absorbing it can be overstimulating, which may make us feel emotional, drained, and more fatigued than normal. Therefore it is beneficial to take time out, spend time in nature, meditate and disconnect from anything that feels depleting to avoid emotional burn out.

Alex Myles

Happy 5th Summer Solstice Wedding Anniversary Arch Druid Angel Raue. I don't know where lifetime will lead us.  We soulm...
06/21/2018

Happy 5th Summer Solstice Wedding Anniversary Arch Druid Angel Raue. I don't know where lifetime will lead us. We soulmates, have been together many lifetimes, and will be again. I love you to the moon and back and always will❣

This article was written on our wedding day........

Summer Solstice: Romance, Rituals, and Resolutions
Midsummer is an ideal time for new beginnings and a fresh start.

Written by Christopher Bergland, a world-class endurance athlete, coach, author, and political activist.

Posted Jun 20, 2013 in Psychology Today

Our entire biological system is linked to the rising and setting of the sun. Circadian rhythms affect every aspect of our being in ways that many of us living in modern civilization have become disconnected. Inspired by the omnipotence of the sun, civilizations have celebrated the first day of summer—also known as the Summer Solstice, Midsummer, or St. John's Day—for eons.
The summer solstice—which usually occurs on June 21st and is the first day of summer in the Northern Hemisphere—is the longest day of the year. Historically, the summer solstice is one of the most sacred days of the year. When there is more sunlight each day, our mood and energy is biologically pumped up. Midsummer is a supercharged time physically and emotionally, which makes it ideal for making resolutions to: kickstart new habits, strengthen human relationships, and let go of negativity.

Do you feel a biological difference in your energy level and mood between the summer solstice and the winter solstice? Do you feel like your batteries are fully charged this time of year? Now is the time to create daily habits that will be hardwired into lifestyle changes that will keep your spirits buoyed as the days become shorter.
New Year's resolutions don't last. Midwinter is one of the most difficult times of year to forge new beginnings and change habits. I recommend that you make a commitment to break bad habits and form healthier relationships in a summer solstice celebration. Your odds of creating lifestyle changes that last are highest in the Midsummer of June. Hardwire new habits of mindset and behavior in Midsummer and they are more likely to stick.

Here Comes the Sun . . . Scandinavian Summer Solstice Traditions
Midsummer is the period of days that surround the summer solstice. In Europe, celebrations and rituals accompany the actual solstice or take place on a day between June 21 and June 25 and the preceding evening. The exact dates vary between different cultures.

My family is from Norway. Like most Scandinavian cultures, Midsummer celebrations and rituals have huge significance and are among the most jubilant celebrations of the year. My family calls Norway the land of the “Noonday Moon and Midnight Sun” because the sun never really sets in the summertime . . . and it never really rises in the wintertime. Midsummer’s Eve has more importance in Scandinavia than other regions because the winter can be so depressing and triggers severe Seasonal Affective Disorder in many Nordic people.

My daughter’s mom is from Finland. My daughter spends every Midsummer with her relatives in Finland where they head to the lake and burn huge bonfires. In the Finnish Midsummer celebration, bonfires are a common ritual. Often two young birch trees are also placed on either side of the front door to welcome visitors. Some Swedish-speaking Finns also celebrate by erecting and dancing around a Midsummer maypole.
Another Scandinavian ritual is to leap through the flames by jumping over a fire pit or bonfire. The purpose of jumping over the fire is partly to purify, but it is believed that those who jump successfully wil marry during the following carnival. Globally, there are a wide range of rituals for the summer solstice, but common summer solstice themes tend to revolve around warding off negative spirits, marriage, and fertility.
Traditionally, the power of the bonfire was based in a belief that, "maidens would find out about their future husband, and spirits and demons were banished," says Ruth Reichmann of the Max Kade German-American Center. Another function of bonfires was to generate magic. It was believed that the bonfire would boost the sun's energy so that it would remain powerful throughout the rest of the summer’s growing season and guarantee a good harvest in the fall. Before Christianity, Midsummer was thought to be one of the times of the year when magic was strongest. It was considered a good night to perform rituals that could change the future.

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Midsummer has long been thought to be a time of magic. Folklore tales believed the summer solstice was a time when evilspirits would appear. To thwart the evil spirits, Pagans would wear protective garlands made of herbs and flowers. One of the most powerful of the Midsummer plants was called 'chase-devil', which is known today as St. John's Wort because of its ties to “St. John’s Day” and is prescribed by some herbalists as a mood stabilizer.
Regardless of how superstitiousyou are—or if you believe in herbal remedies—I am a strong believer in the power of the placebo effect. If you believe that St. John’s Wort may help you in some way, maybe it will? In the past it was also believed that herbs picked at Midsummer were of higher potency, and that water from springs collected at Midsummer could bring good health.
In parts of Norway, there is a custom of arranging mock marriages, both between adults and between children (in a completely platonic way) that is still kept alive today. The wedding is meant to symbolize the blossoming of new life. Such weddings are known to have taken place since the 1800s, but the custom is believed to be older.

Midnight Sun in Norway

Norwegian girls will wear garlands of flowers in their hair at Midsummer and put flowers under their pillows at night with a wish for new romance and dream of finding true love. The term "Honey Moon" literally comes from the Pagan name for the Midsummer moon because the mead made from fermented honey was part of wedding ceremonies performed at the summer solstice.

Creating a Summer Solstice Tradition
I have an annual solstice party in which I build a fire for guests to jump over and have a tradition of having people write a wish for something they want to invite or banish from their lives on a piece of paper, and then burn it in the fire. Oftentimes, a Duraflame log needs to take the place of a roaring bonfire. . . but the power of the ritual isn’t diminished by the size of the fire. For the significance of literally incinerating negativity from your life, please check out my Psychology Today blog: Simple Ways to Turn Negativity into Self-Nourishment.
In my hometown of New York City, a Scandinavian celebration for the Swedish Midsummer Festival is held in Battery Park every summer and attracts thousands of people annually, which makes it one of the largest Midsummer celebrations in the world. A Midsummer celebration which also honors Swedish heritage and history, has been held annually on the sound in Throgs Neck in New York City since 1941. Midsummer is celebrated in many places across America with large Scandinavian populations.
If you’d like to have a summer solstice gathering this year you can check out this link to find the specifics of when the solstice occurs in your hometown by following this link.

Conclusion: The Summer Solstice Celebrates Positive Psychology
The rituals of the summer solstice are a timeless way to remind us that the simple things in life—like connecting with other people, our own biology, and Nature—provide us with the most sustainable types of happiness. In John Helliwell’s World Happiness Report, the Scandinavian countries scored the highest. Yes, national economic wealth is a factor in these findings. But, Helliwell and colleagues found the importance of social connectivity and simple rituals and traditions like celebrating the summer solstice build social capital, happiness, and resilience and play a huge role in our well-being.
If you don’t traditionally celebrate the summer solstice, why not try it this year? Midsummer is an ideal time for new beginnings and a fresh start.

Summer solstice: a magical celebration for the druid-curious.... by Rex Huppke writer for Chicago TribuneLike most Ameri...
06/20/2018

Summer solstice: a magical celebration for the druid-curious.... by Rex Huppke writer for Chicago Tribune

Like most Americans, I’ve been busy getting my last-minute summer solstice shopping done.

The longest day of the year is Thursday, and there are altars of light to be built and lavender to be gathered and “how do you celebrate summer solstice” to be Googled.

Though I’m not a pagan — I’m more druid-curious — I like to celebrate things, and the longest day of what has already been an intolerably long year seems like as good a reason as any to leap naked over a bonfire. (Like I need an excuse!)

The summer solstice in our Northern Hemisphere marks the point at which the Earth’s axis is most inclined toward the sun. If you happen to be standing on the Tropic of Cancer — the imaginary line that encircles the Earth, not the racy Henry Miller novel banned in the 1930s — the sun will be directly overhead. (It’s worth noting that if you stand on the Tropic of Cancer — the circle of latitude — while also standing on the Tropic of Cancer — the book — the sun will still be directly overhead. It makes literally no difference and is a matter of personal preference, though Miller would probably want you to stand on the book while explicitly detailing your sexual encounters with Parisian bohemians.)

Traditional summer solstice celebrations involve all manner of activities, including expressive performances that honor nature through poetry, dance and music. Because there are few things more dreadful than people expressing their love of nature through poetry, dance or music — for more on that, see my least popular YouTube video, titled “A Journalist’s Interpretive Dance for Moss” — I recommend skipping those activities and moving on to some of the more exciting stuff.

Like hanging out with fairies.
Some believe the summer solstice is when the veil between this world and the world of the fay is its thinnest. I find that particularly interesting because my wife long ago convinced our children that she is part fairy and, while they seemed to buy it, I won’t be convinced until I meet some sparkly, winged relatives.

I imagine the introductions would go something like this:
WIFE: “Rex, I’d like you to meet my cousins, Thistle Sparklesprite and Amber Rainbowmoon.”
AMBER: “Hi, Rex, can we sprinkle you with fairy dust so you can fly?”
ME: “YES! YES, PLEASE GIVE ME THE ABILITY TO FLY! And can I get a fairy name as well?”
THISTLE: “Yes. We’ll call you Barkmold Thunderfart.”
ME: “Well, that’s kind of disappointing.”

Anyway, in order to pierce the veil between the two worlds, you need to perform a ritual. I researched this practice and found it requires the creation of a circle of gathered stones (your neighbor’s decorative garden is a great place to find those) and the recitation of a poem like this one from a summer solstice article on the website HubPages written by Mackenzie Sage Wright, a Wiccan.
“A circle, thrice, we cast this night
To seal the magic portal tight;
The first time that we come about,
We shut unwanted spirits out;
The second time we go around
we cleanse the air and sanctify the ground;
creating a sphere of sacred space,
a safe and hallowed meeting place;
The third time round, as we go,
As above, so below,
We seal this circle round times three,
As is our will so mote it be!”
Not sure what “mote” means, and I’m too tired to Google it since I already had to Google “summer solstice celebrations” and “fairy incantations” and whatnot.
So I’m going to modify the poem and make it a bit more current. After you build your fairy welcoming circle out of your neighbor’s decorative garden stones (don’t worry, the fairies will carry them back when you’re done), clasp hands with your loved ones or your neighbor (assuming said neighbor is unaware of the garden stone heist) and recite the following:
“Fairies hear us, we want to see,
That you are real and good and free;
We built this circle and say these words
At risk of being labeled nerds.
Please, oh fairies, don’t ignore
Our desire for a glimpse of lore,
Come out, come out, don’t fear or skitter,
We want a pic to post on Twitter.”
If you follow these carefully researched steps, the n**e bonfire jumping and general light worshipping of your summer solstice celebration will be fabulously augmented by sparkling swarms of magical fairies.

That’s a guarantee. Or my name isn’t Barkmold Thunderfart.
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Full Moon June 2018The colorful name is closely linked with the spread of warmer weather across the Northern Hemisphere ...
06/18/2018

Full Moon June 2018

The colorful name is closely linked with the spread of warmer weather across the Northern Hemisphere and many Native American and First Nations peoples have special names for this full moon. The Algonquin tribes of what is now New England coined the nickname Full Strawberry Moon because the phase marked the best time of year to harvest the wild fruit. Similarly, the Cherokee of the southeastern woodlands knew the moon as the Green Corn Moon, the time of year when fresh corn ears grow best. The Tewa Pueblo of the desert southwest looked forward to the June rains and bestowed the title of “Moon when the leaves are dark green.” Across the Atlantic, the ancient Celts even jumped on the botanic theme. They called the June moon, the Oak Moon (all their Full Moons were named after trees). Of course, not everyone was thrilled for the warmer weather. The Wasco-Wishram tribe of Oregon were less enthusiastic in welcoming the June moon. They knew it as, “the-moon-when-fish-spoils-quickly-moon.”

NEW MOON
Jun 13, 1:43 pm

FIRST QUARTER
Jun 20, 4:50 am

FULL MOON
Jun 27, 10:53 pm

THIRD QUARTER
Jul 6, 1:50 am

The June 21st Solstice brings a turning point in the year. It is a time to reflect on our goals for the year gone by, an...
06/18/2018

The June 21st Solstice brings a turning point in the year. It is a time to reflect on our goals for the year gone by, and to think about how we can take what we have learned or experienced and use it to move forward.

This year’s Solstice falls just before the planet of action and energy, Mars, turns retrograde. This means that we are going to have a lot of encouragement from the Universe to look over our past and to work out what actions, attitudes, and beliefs we may need to adjust so we can get where we want to be.

What is no longer serving you? What is blocking you from feeling how you want to feel?

Happiness is an inside job. Success is an inside job. You are in charge of creating these states of being for yourself. It doesn’t matter where you are or what you are doing, you always have the power to create these feel-good emotions.
We can use this turning point Solstice energy to help us think about what is working or not working in our lives. We can use this Solstice energy to create a beautiful new chapter for the remainder of the year.

http://foreverconscious.com/spiritual-significance-december-solstice-2017
12/16/2017

http://foreverconscious.com/spiritual-significance-december-solstice-2017

Image Artwork by Eva Ruiz The December 2017 Solstice falls on the 21st and marks a significant turning point and start of a new cycle. In the Northern Hemisphere, the December Solstice is the first day of winter and a time of inward reflection. In the Southern Hemisphere, the December Solstice is th...

FULL MOON NOVEMBER 3rd, 2017 11:23 PM MDTThe November Full Moon is all about water. Early American Colonists and some In...
11/03/2017

FULL MOON NOVEMBER 3rd, 2017
11:23 PM MDT
The November Full Moon is all about water. Early American Colonists and some Indian tribes referred to this as the Beaver Moon for this was the time of the year beavers were very active and traps were set. Many American Indian tribes named this moon for the time the rivers started to freeze and the first snows and frosts came. The Wishram Indians of the North-West calling this time of the year the “snowy mountains in the morning moon".

Stones and sage, right on for Thursday's new moon to set intentions.  November's new moon is on the 17th.
10/17/2017

Stones and sage, right on for Thursday's new moon to set intentions. November's new moon is on the 17th.

Straight from the crystal gurus behind Energy Muse.

The next full moon...
10/16/2017

The next full moon...

November is a Great Month for Moon watching. Enjoy!

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