I am a guardian and security is what makes me feel emotionally happy, but I express my needs and thoughts in a practical way. When it comes to love I will be committed but when I get angry I become destructive so don’t test me.
Some Tarot cards explained. I totally identify with the Emptress.
Don’t say you didn’t learn anything today. Happy Sunday.
I’ve been admiring all the cut-and-paste collage type cityscape pictures on Pinterest, and this is my attempt at whatever the proper artistic description is for it.
There was going to be a moon in the sky with a face on it, but I found this cat, and there he is. Cats are notorious for popping up in all the wrong places and looking like they belong exactly where they are.
I have done something to my left foot which is causing a ridiculous amount of pain and making me hobble around whining and feeling sorry for myself. Google wisdom suggests ice, compression, elevation, rest, and better arch support in shoes. And as a last resort, go see your doctor. I have made appointments before for such things, only to have the symptoms disappear before I get there.
A tensor bandage isn’t doing much and last night the pain woke me up. On the bright side, I have an excuse for sitting around with my feet up all day. There’s always a bright side.
If you’re too busy to laugh, you’re too busy. Personally I can’t remember the last time someone accused me of being too busy. Or of never laughing. Here’s some funny stuff (and shit) gleaned from Facebook by me, while being extremely not busy. Don’t say these bad words out loud. In your head, it’s perfectly okay.
Tonight’s the night. The moon I see isn’t orange or pink, but it’s full and bright and lighting up this cool September night. It has other names – maybe you know it better as Full Corn Moon, Elk Moon, Wine Moon (that would be my choice) or Singing Moon.
No matter what you call it, when there’s a Harvest Moon it’s a good idea to stay calm, breathe deeply, let your negativity go and focus on sending positive energy out into the universe.
You should also send blessings, healing and peaceful energy, forgiveness and loving kindness. The alternative, if the moon catches you in a bad mood, is to suffer from temporary insomnia and insanity. Whatever emotions you’re feeling are multiplied a gazillion times by a full moon. So sprinkle your world with moon glitter and make with the good vibes. Yes, the part about moon glitter I made up, but the rest of it could all be true.
Until tonight I didn’t realize the moon had so many aliases.
January – Wold Moon, Old Moon
February – Snow Moon, Hunger Moon
March – Worm, Crow, Sap, or Lenten Moon
April – Seed, Pink, Sprouting Grass, Egg, or Fish Moon. Go April.
May – Milk Moon, Flower Moon, Corn Planting Moon
June – Mead, Strawberry, Rose or Thunder Moon.
July – Hay Moon, Buck Moon, or another Thunder Moon
August – Corn Moon, Sturgeon Moon, Red Moon, Green Corn Moon, Grain Moon. Whew.
September – Harvest Moon, Full Corn Moon
October – Hunter’s Moon, Blood/Sanguine Moon
November – Beaver Moon, Frosty Moon
December – Oak Moon, Cold Moon, Long Nights Moon
Memorize this list and impress your friends.
To get yourself into the proper Harvest Moon mood, sing along with Neil. And check out the dude with the broom in the parking lot. I told you the moon makes you do weird stuff.
Come a little bit closer
Hear what I have to say
Just like children sleeping
We could dream this night away.
But there’s a full moon rising
Let’s go dancing in the light
We know where the music’s playing
Let’s go out and feel the night.
Because I’m still in love with you
I want to see you dance again
Because I’m still in love with you
On this harvest moon.
When we were strangers
I watched you from afar
When we were lovers
I loved you with all my heart.
But now it’s getting late
And the moon is climbing high
I want to celebrate
See it shining in your eye.
Because I’m still in love with you
I want to see you dance again
Because I’m still in love with you
On this harvest moon.
We all shine on, like the moon and the stars and the sun.
– John Lennon
Patrice Torrillo fineartamerica.com
Sun/Moon Art is fascinating. Second only to my love of all things African, these delightful works of art fill me with comfort and serenity – peaceful easy feelings. My African art does this too, but I have no idea how to describe to someone else how carvings of elephants and giraffes, paintings of beautiful black women dancing, and crazy scary tribal masks can inspire peace and joy. For me they just do.
It will be difficult explaining the sun/moon/stars thing too. But I’ll try. When someone is miles away, it’s nice to know we are still under the same sky, gazing at the same small glimpse of heaven. The sun and the moon and the stars belong to everybody. Or to no one at all. We may be quite different, but we are each tiny parts making up this vast universe. We all shine.
Maybe we look at the sun, moon and stars with a longing to return from whence we came. Or it’s simply the yin/yang day/night balance that is pleasing, or the beautiful colors or the symmetry that draw us in.
Explaining art is like trying to work out exactly why a joke is funny. Some things are inexplicable and best just happily embraced for whatever emotions they may uncover. I wish you peace, how ever you may find it.
sun moon role reverse hozukidono.deviantart.com
sun and moon by jessica kauffman
wall hanging sun moon copper at giftsofart.com
moon-sun mikedubois.net
sun moon god goddess found on tumblr.com
“Yours is the light by which my spirit’s born: – you are my sun, my moon, and all my stars.” – E.E. Cummings
Honorable mention as well to Moonlight Sonata by Ludwig Van Beethoven, a piece I would like more if I had not been forced to mutilate it on the piano as a child.
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