Observing the Vernal Equinox, also known as the first day of spring, is a way to express our gratitude for Earth's renewal. Because it is a day so full of hope for the coming season, it's nice to set aside some time to take in the day and all it has to offer. Here are … Continue reading 6 Reasons to Observe the Spring Equinox
Category: Solstice and Equinox
Celebrating the Miracle of The Light
Scroll down to send an Inner Child e-card for Christmas. Tonight is the first night of Chanukah, marking the beginning of the holiday season celebrating the miracle of The Light. The Solstice arrives on Thursday and Christmas on Sunday. We're all looking for the same thing really ~ Chanukah, Solstice, Christmas ~ a life lived in … Continue reading Celebrating the Miracle of The Light
Syzygy ~ The Full Moon of the Winter Solstice
SyzygyThe Full Moon that awaits us on December 21, 2010 is one of the most spectacular that we could hope to encounter, chock full of magic and mystery. Here are the gifts that this Full Moon lays before us: It is the gateway to a new season ~ the Winter Solstice It asks the monthly question of Have … Continue reading Syzygy ~ The Full Moon of the Winter Solstice
Far Away, the Moon Eats Beautiful Whispers
No words. No words to describe it. Poetry. They should have sent a poet. So beautiful. So beautiful. ~ Dr. Ellie Arroway, Contact Dr. Arroway was so right. Sometimes there is no one more able to express what's in our heart than a poet. At this Harvest Moon, I'd like to share what has quickly become … Continue reading Far Away, the Moon Eats Beautiful Whispers
Solstice ~ An Overflowing Cup
Summer Solstice Welcome, welcome, Lady of the South! Let me feel your heat on my brow And your warmth in my heart. Come quench my thirst with your everlasting waters. Refresh my spirit with your overflowing cup. Lift me high so that I might touch the Moon And see the faintest of your stars ~ your … Continue reading Solstice ~ An Overflowing Cup
