Wednesday, April 28, 2010

Full Moon in Scorpio

"I'm one with the Goddess
and open to Her Wisdom."


15th Day of the 5th Lunar Cycle
Ruled by Gaia
Lunar Tree Cycle ~ Saille/Willow
14th Day of the Celtic Tree Month ~ Saille/Willow
Moon Phase: Full - 8:21AM EDST
Moon sets: 5:56AM EDST
Moon rises: 8:57PM EDST
Moon in the Fixed Water Sign of Scorpio
Rhiannon's Cycle of the Moon
Lunar Meditation: The integrity of your vocation.
Sun in Taurus
Sunrise: 6:22AM EDST
Sunset: 8:13PM EDST
Solar Question for the Day: "Where is the Spring
in your life?"
Imbolc (Gwyl Mair) Quarter of the Year
April 28th, 2010

Full Moon - Keywords for the Full Moon phase are: fulfillment, illumination, realization, experience. It is the time in a lunar cycle that you are given a clear view so that you can make adjustments to put you back on track to manifesting the goals you set at the new moon phase.  LISTEN Receive awareness. Understand others.   -- This is a Scorpio Full Moon - a Metamorphosis Moon - this moon transis in Scorpio can be a time of regeneration and cleaning out emotional debris from the previous moon cycle. Also remember Mercury Retrograde is the time when instead of forging ahead on new project, you are better off to 'go back' and reset, renew what you left in dust behind you.  There can be great energy to complete things and focus on certain areas that you have found yourself too scattered to deal with previously.
    Also there Major energy to do Solitary Magick..  A group rite may not be in your best interests.

"Blessed Be a Solitary Witch.
Her song need not be perfect pitch.
Nor must she wear Aradia's robes
or answer to another's probes."
[From "Seasons of the Witch" 2010 Datebook]

   Yes, blessed be the Solitary Witch.  Solitary witches are often self-initiated if at all. Their practice is often electic in that they use what works for them regardless of the source. This is surely the oldest of all paths. It is the path of wizards and sorcerors in pursuit of genuine magick. It is the reclusive withc that figures prominently in literature from biblical to fairy tales. Solitaries are thoughtful, comfortable alone, and answer to no one but themselves. This is not to say that they aren't competent socially. They are often fun, witty and entertaining in social situations.
[From: "Seasons of the Witch Primer" by Victoria David Danann]

1 comment:

  1. your words always tell me just what I need to hear... thank you

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