Okay, so, in pretty much every culture, an eclipise is a very powerful event. Solar, of course, being more powerful, but lunar just as important.
I live in Ontario, and trust me, we rarely get to see eclipses, we get lunar ones. Sometimes.
My question for pondering is: you can get lists of eclipses, solar and lunar, all over the world for the upcoming year(or years). Even if I can't physically see the eclipse, can I still perform eclipse-specific rituals and harness the power of the eclipse? Would it help if I had a live feed on the internet of the eclipse, or can I just visualize it? Or, is it a bad idea?
Anyway, any thoughts would be appreciated!
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
For Pondering
Thursday, October 15, 2009
Moon in Gemini
Birth charts are confusing things. You can find loads of information about things like your birth sign, but what does it mean when the chart says "Jupiter in Virgo"? Those meanings can take some more time to find, if you find them at all.
Eventually, all 12 signs for all the planets will be posted, but it might take some time.
Anyway, here's some information about the Moon in Gemini.
Likes: Variety, Mental stimulation, being in the know, keeping on the move, grooves
Dislikes: predictability, clods, being lost for words, being pinned down, ruts
Positive
- Easygoing
- Light touch
- Uncomplicated
- Lively
- Mobile
- Witty
- Quick
- Live Wire
- Versatile
- Multi-faceted
- Fast responses
- Fast learner
- Good conversationalist
- Friendly
- Charming
- Delight
- Intelligent
- Broad-minded
- Interesting
- Perceptive
Negative- Heavy weather
- Superficial
- Simplistic
- Manic Depressive
- Restless
- Worrisome
- Impatient
- Anxious
- Spread too thin
- Two-faced
- Flip
- Sketchy
- Gossip
- Nosy
- Insincere
- Deceitful
- Too Rational
- Shallow
- Dissatisfying
- Trivial
Monday, October 12, 2009
Tsukiyomi
Also known as Tsukuyomi-no-Mikoto, Tsukuyomi, and Tsuki-Yomi. Tsukiyomi is the Japanese god of the moon, created from a teardrop. He is the second the “three noble children” born to the head Shinto god Izanagi. His sister is the sun goddess Amaterasu.
However, Tsukiyomi angered his sister by killed Uke Mochi, the goddess of food. The meal is made in a disgusting manner (for how the meal was created, you can read the Wikipedia page here, I have my limits as to what I'll include in this blog. It's written in a "safe for work" mannor, and it's not overly detailed, but it still is "gross") so Tsukiyomi killed her.
When his sister learned about what he did, Amaterasu refused to look at her brother again, so Tsukiyomi had to move to another area of the sky.
This is the reason why day and night are separate according to the Shinto religion.
Posted by ---Lea Elisabeth at 12:26 PM 4 comments
Labels: deity of the day, gods and goddesses, japanese pantheon, moon
Thursday, September 24, 2009
Planetary Attributes
This is a little handy reference list about planetary influences. By using the power of the planets, spells and rituals can become much mroe powerful.
Sun: Illumination, energy, action, hope, self-expression, motivation
Mercury: Wisdom, intelligence, opinion, fear, debt, nervous tension
Venus: Love, desire, harmony, constancy, friendship, unity, beauty
Moon: Enchantment, dreams, wishes, moods, plans, habits, ways
Jupiter: Law, honour, expression, humour, wealth, adventure, bold quests
Saturn: Peace, divination, change, ambition, progress, patience, loss
Some examples of spells you can do with...
Sun: weight loss motivation spells
Mercury: Studying/school spells
Venus: Love magic (this stuff is tricky)
Moon: Help remembering dreams
Jupiter: money spells
Saturn: Making peace with friends/family
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