Full Moon Dark
Posted by Morrighan on December 11, 2011 at 9:00 am | Last modified: December 11, 2011 2:52 amWe had good intentions, wanting to work some familial magick during a very auspicious full moon eclipse, yesterday.
Instead, we all barely functioned through the entire day.
Draco seemed to be the only one who managed to stay awake and stay alert, whereas Artemis and I were dragging if not sleeping. I think I must’ve had five cat-naps throughout the afternoon and evening.
I’ve always felt the call of the moon – the pull. Even during the dark of the moon, I can feel it there. And yet, this isn’t the first time I’ve had issues during a lunar eclipse, and I warrant I’m not the only one. Only once did a lunar eclipse pass with plans go perfectly.
I have occasion to remember that night, sometimes with fondness, other times with what borders on regret. The power felt in our group that night was astounding, and I’m not sure we’ve had that since.
So, in the end, Draco worked on her homework and her Total Miner world, Artemis did what Artemis does in the solitude of her room and I… I did some editing and some graphics work, and napped. A lot. Dinner was quick and to the point – homemade pizza done in twenty minutes, eaten in five. Not planned.
It does make me wonder if perhaps planning these things isn’t necessary, nor even wanted, but a vague decision to do something with what’s at hand is what’s called for. Obviously we have a lot of time to think and research such ideas, as the next total lunar eclipse isn’t until April of 2014. Either we do a lot of planning, or we don’t, and wing it.
Perhaps the best thing to do is plan to have a lot of sleep beforehand! ;)
For now – I have an interview that was due some time ago, and may not make it for their Yule issue… Must get on it again!
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Posted by Morrighan on December 9, 2011 at 6:00 am | Last modified: December 9, 2011 3:29 amDraco (Carrie, my youngest daughter, for the non-pagans that know us) informed me tonight that there are two new guests in our house. Twin girls, between 5-7 years old, probably from the late 1800s, from the description of their clothing; long dresses, one blue, one pink, and ruffled sleep-caps.
What interested me is that Draco said the dogs moved out of the way when one of the twins opened the door to let the other one in. The one that came in jumped up on the step to the living room, went around the table, and disappeared just before she reached the kitchen. This gives me pause – the dogs moved, and the little girl went around the table. That suggests an intelligent haunt, yet they made no notice of Draco.
Read more here: Morri’s Moon
Tags: artemis, dogs, door opening, draco, ghost, girls, haunting, intelligent haunt, mirror, spirit, twins | Categories: Main, SoapBox | Comments Off | PermalinkFriday Tarot: 7 of Coins
Posted by Morrighan on November 25, 2011 at 12:00 pm | Last modified: November 4, 2011 11:40 amToday’s card is the 7 of Coins (Pentacles).
Symbolizing reward, success and relaxation. 
The 7 of Coins (Pentacles) is a card that indicates rest, a time to reflect on all that has led up to a positive outcome. This card indicates that it is now time to reap your reward, and take some time for yourself to enjoy it.
It also indicates that it’s time to consider your next move, the next project or the next obstacle in your path. Reflect on yourself, what have you learned in the past while? How can this transfer to future endeavors? If you feel you’re at a crossroads, it’s time to stop and consider each and every path, before moving forward.
Once you’ve got your feet under you again, it’s time to continue on; this is a ‘coffee-break,’ not an ending!
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