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This spirited guide to the grandmother of time includes lunar lore, aspects of the goddess related to the moon, and diet and behaviour suggestions correlated with the moon's cycles. This book introduces the moon as an influence on both evolution and on individual sex lives. The author offers practical advice on how to make it through the moon's phases: waxing, waning and retrograde. The book is organized by the 13 lunations, exploring the moods, goddesses, rituals, and legends that are associated with each cycle.
Grandmother Moon & Roy G. Biv by Katharine Anne Young Pdf
Roy G. Biv’s life looked good on the outside but there was something missing from his life, and he couldn’t figure it out. Ultimately, one night he admitted to himself that he felt dull, colorless and unimaginative; that very night, during the full moon, he looked up at the sky and asked for help to create a more vibrant and energetic life style. Quietly, Grandmother Moon peeked into his room and she spoke to him as he slept under his heavy wooly blanket. In her own delightful manner, she introduced moonbeam teachings on the amazing secrets of color and energy. Grandmother Moon promised to visit him during the full moon to bring him valuable information on colors, scents, foods, music, yoga, and swirling circles of energy. Altogether these natural elements help to support the five senses and overtime they can re-establish a natural flow of imagination, creativity and vitality. Upon waking Roy was confused, had the moon really talked with him? Maybe! He was curious, but cautious!
Grandmother Moon & Roy G. Biv; Seeing Without Seeing by Katharine Anne Young RN MSNH Pdf
Roy G. Biv settled under his cozy comforter, the sky light was bright, and the stars were dancing. Roy shook his head, get a grip, then he envisioned himself, 10 years older. Not a nice sight! He sat upright and prayed for a better life; for sure, he wanted to shed the feelings of boredom, and his lack luster attitude. But How? Within minutes, Grandmother Moon's Light shone directly onto Roy's bed. She spoke quietly to him, and tried to muffle her excitement. Hooray Roy, I will offer you 7 monthly sessions, (she chose 7 for each letter of his name); in fact the content of the lessons date back to ancient cultures. Now just settle back, and I will infuse the 1st lesson 'R' for Roy. Roy reached to close the shade, he was not interested! Grandmother Moon pretended not to hear his rebuttal, Night, Night Roy. Seeing without Seeing: The Dilemma of ADHD After Roy's 7 monthly lessons, Grandmother Moon set out to uncover any methods that could, or would, support children diagnosed with learning disabilities. She was not adverse to medications, short term, but she did feel the need to explore options. The first words that came to her were: Chaos, Food Allergies, Artificial scents and Artificial lighting. These 4 subjects took a lot of time to explore and define. At the same time Grandmother Moon set out to acquaint herself with Holistic Practitioners, Nurse Healers, Holistic Nutritionist, and Practitioners from Chinese and Ayurveda Practices. Overtime an unexpected therapy revealed itself as a non-invasive, hands-on family therapy. Almost a year later, Grandmother and Roy celebrate each other at their last meeting. In honor of the beauty of nature, they celebrate at the top of Blue Hills with hilarious outbursts and flooded tears. Roy stayed with Grandmother Moon til early dawn. As he descended down the hills, Roy set off to University of Mass Boston to prepare for his future as a Holistic Physician.
Using mythology, archetypal symbolism, and a wealth of case histories, this study provides new material and insight into the many facets of this major, transformative contact between the Moon and Pluto. Hall explains why Pluto-Moon aspects are so important, and gives a description of the Hades Moon through the signs and houses. She shows us the symptoms and offers practical information about flower essences and techniques that can help people handle Hades Moon energy.
Inviting us to "look at the moon as the old ally she is", renowned feminist witch Zsuzsanna Budapest shows how to tap into the moon's powers for peace, health, and energy. With delightful wit and wisdom, she reveals how, by acting in harmony with the moon, women can balance everything from their mood and weight to fertility.
Grandmother Moon and Other Mother Stories by Vlatka Herzberg,Becky Parker Geist Pdf
Grandmother Moon and Other Mother Stories: Book One offers traditional and new original folktales that explore the love, joy and challenges between mothers and children. Perfect for mothers and children to read aloud, or you can listen to the audio book by Becky Parker Geist. "Epaminondas," a traditional folktale told to Becky Parker Geist by her mother, is about a boy who tries so hard to please his mother, but can't seem to get it right. "Grandmother Moon and the Homeless Child" is a touching story about searching for home. A little blue bird and a rock child play major roles in "Abuela and the Rock People." And Louisa-May's mischievous little sister Angel causes trouble in "Mama, Angel and the Tree Dragon." In "Strawberry Moon," Mother Moon helps her daughter express herself colorfully. "The stories are clear, dramatic, inviting and delicious. I love them. This is marvelous work! Bravo!" -- Jay O'Callahan, Storyteller. National Endowment of the Arts recipient. Lifetime Achievement Award National Storytelling Network, Commissioned by NASA to create and perform a story in honor of NASA's fiftieth anniversary "A delightful collection of lovingly told and affirming stories filled with timeless magical transformations and a traditional humorous folktale -- all addressing the mother-child relationship." -- Ruth Stotter, Past Chairman, American Folklore Society Aesop Committee; Former Director, Dominican University (California) Certificate-in-Storytelling Program
For many children who live far away from their grandparents, it can be hard to understand why they can't always be together. Patricia MacLachlan has created a bridge to close the distance by finding connections in memories and the moon they share. A beautiful, lyrical poem coupled with Bryan Collier's rich collages, Here and There celebrates the importance of staying close to your family, even across thousands of miles.
The cultural, spiritual, social, anthropological, environmental, historical and educational realms of my Syilx ancestors whoinhabited the lands on both sides of the 49th parallel.
The Moon is not just a static piece of cosmic matter in our night sky, but a dynamic living being. Throughout her journey around the Earth which takes about 29.5 days she shows us her different faces, growing from a silver sliver in the sky to an awe-inspiring illuminated sphere, before returning to darkness again. She changes colour and moves through a variety of star constellations reflecting the energies at play each day. The Moon gives us a map to a cyclical way of living; the blueprint for a life that breathes in harmony with the rhythm of the natural world around us. She teaches us about the importance of embracing quiet and reflective times as much as celebrating the times we experience life in its fullest expression. She informs us when to plant the seeds of our dreams and when to take stock and harvest what we have been growing. What will you discover about yourself when you tune into the moon?
Have you ever wondered whose brushstrokes paint the night sky, pondered whose evening lights illuminate the many faces of the moon? Come, little one, for Grandma's lights will guide the way?
Grandmother Moon Speaks combines essays about the author's personal experiences, Indian history, wise discussions about the important elements of life as a Native American in modern America, and beautiful tales of Indian legends about the very beginnings of time.
A guide to understanding the phases of astrological Moon signs and their effects on emotions and personality • Describes the positive and negative character-defining traits of each of the 96 Moon phase/Moon sign combinations • Explains how to use your natal Moon’s sign and phase to predict how current and approaching Moons can affect you • Explores the universal challenges arising during each Moon phase throughout the year and ways to honor each phase as it passes The Moon’s ever-changing phases offer a way to deepen our understanding of our natal Moon sign as well as the Moon’s day-to-day influence on our emotional tides. Through its 8 phases and its wandering dance through each of the 12 signs of the Zodiac--from the Infant’s Moon (the New Moon in Aries) to the Storyteller’s Moon (the Full Moon in Gemini) to the Prophet’s Moon (the waning Balsamic Moon in Aquarius)--the Moon shares its story in 96 different ways. Telling the stories of the heart of all 96 Moon phase and Moon sign combinations, Raven Kaldera explains the creative gifts and emotional challenges bestowed upon those born under each Moon archetype as well as how to nurture the positive traits and improve--or at least discourage--the negative ones. Exploring the influences each Moon archetype has on us as it passes, the author reveals which Moons are the most difficult, what innate qualities each Moon brings out in us, and what we can do to honor each Moon. Including evocative quotes illuminating the nature of each Moon, Kaldera shows how to use your natal Moon’s astrological sign and phase to find your “hidden Moons”--the shadows cast by passing Moons--and predict how current and approaching Moons will affect you.
