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Month: October 2022

A Crack in Time

Posted on October 1, 2022October 3, 2022 by Dave

Halloween The last night of October was traditionally celebrated as the eve of Winter by the ancient Celts. Moreover, it was also the beginning of their New Year. In ancient Ireland, a new and sacred fire was kindled on this night, from which all the fires of Ireland would be lit. The Celts believed this…

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The Moon is Waxing Crescent (14% of Full)

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    The Full Moon for March is traditionally called the Sap, Lenten, Crow or Worm Moon. But I prefer the very beautiful Awakening Moon, which is what the Plains Indians called it.

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