15th January, 2010 - Posted by Psychic Source
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January 15, 2010 marks a New Moon. And not just any new moon. This New Moon falls in Capricorn, the determined earth sign. Capricorn is heavily influenced by Saturn, the planet of discipline, so serious matters may pop up during this time. Grounding yourself during this time is a good idea, especially when demanding tasks »
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16th December, 2009 - Posted by Psychic SourcecloseAuthor: Psychic Source
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Today, December 16th, marks the New Moon, a lunar phase where the Moon lies between Earth and the Sun. During this time, the unilluminated portion of the Moon is facing towards the Sun, so the Moon is literally invisible to our earthly eyes. It’s a very unique time, astrologically speaking, and brings with it great »
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21st September, 2009 - Posted by Rainbow x7953
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About: Rainbow joined Psychic Source in the autumn of 2008. A member of the ATA and certified as a professional reader by the TCBA, she has over 20 years experience reading Totems, Spirit Guides, and Past Lives. Rainbow is also the Dean of Faculty for an online metaphysical school, where she writes and teaches classes in Shamanism, Tarot, and Lunar Astrology, amongst other subjects.
Rainbow is of Cherokee and English descent and is a constant student in the mysterious schools of life. She has studied with Medicine Elders of the Cherokee and Delaware Nations, and is ordained as a shamanic minister. A published author, recorded singer songwriter, accomplished storyteller, and intuitive artist; she is at her happiest when she is creating something. While living in England she studied complementary and alternative healing disciplines, and is a practitioner of aromatic stone massage, crystal healing, herbal preparation, and meditation as medicine.
Rainbow has a flair for recycling by finding new uses for discarded items and is keenly interested in organic gardening and cooking and environmental issues. Her leisure hours are spent feeding a passion for needlework including knitting, beading and working with leather. She lives in the Midwest with her husband and four-legged kids.See Authors Posts (9) - No Comments
The Harvest Moon of September is the Moon which we associate with the coming of the Autumn, in the West of the Wheel of the Year which many Native Americans call the Medicine Wheel.
According to Cherokee beliefs, the guardian of the West of the Medicine Wheel is ‘Yona’, the Grizzly Bear. When the Grizzly hibernates, »
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3rd September, 2009 - Posted by Rainbow x7953closeAuthor: Rainbow x7953
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About: Rainbow joined Psychic Source in the autumn of 2008. A member of the ATA and certified as a professional reader by the TCBA, she has over 20 years experience reading Totems, Spirit Guides, and Past Lives. Rainbow is also the Dean of Faculty for an online metaphysical school, where she writes and teaches classes in Shamanism, Tarot, and Lunar Astrology, amongst other subjects.
Rainbow is of Cherokee and English descent and is a constant student in the mysterious schools of life. She has studied with Medicine Elders of the Cherokee and Delaware Nations, and is ordained as a shamanic minister. A published author, recorded singer songwriter, accomplished storyteller, and intuitive artist; she is at her happiest when she is creating something. While living in England she studied complementary and alternative healing disciplines, and is a practitioner of aromatic stone massage, crystal healing, herbal preparation, and meditation as medicine.
Rainbow has a flair for recycling by finding new uses for discarded items and is keenly interested in organic gardening and cooking and environmental issues. Her leisure hours are spent feeding a passion for needlework including knitting, beading and working with leather. She lives in the Midwest with her husband and four-legged kids.See Authors Posts (9) - 2 Comments
According to some Native American traditions, the Moon is considered to be the Grandmother of all life on Earth. They see her as having thirteen different personalities; one for each Lunar month. Even the Turtle, the symbol for Earth with many indigenous peoples, has thirteen segments on its back; one for each Moon of the »
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