This full moon period begins on Wednesday evening, August 30th at 6:36 pm PDT.

This is a Blue Moon because it’s the second full moon in the month of August and it’s rare to have two full moons in the same month – thus the name comes from Just Once in a Blue Moon. The next one will be in a few years. It’s a Supermoon because the moon is closest to the Earth for all of 2023.

Astrologically, the Sun and Moon are in opposing signs on the Full Moon, and in this case, the Sun is in Virgo and the Moon is in Pisces. Virgo is all about productivity and steadiness and Pisces is all about intuition and creativity. This is a great time to remember our interconnectedness as we explore the mysteries of the world. It’s a great time for healing, meditation, spiritual practices, and a connection to Nature and the Soul.

It’s a good time to set long-term intentions for the years to come.

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Save the date. Our Autumn Equinox will be on Saturday, Sept 23rd at 5:00 pm PDT. More details soon.

I am here today to tell you about this New Moon period we are beginning Wednesday, August 16th at 2:38 am AZ Time (PDT).

This also represents the end of one lunar cycle and the beginning of another. Astrologically, this means that both the Sun and Moon are in the same sign, and on August 16th, they are both in the sign of Leo. The new moon is usually a time of new beginnings, so this is a time to really consider your intentions for the month to come.

This Leo New Moon inspires us to get in touch with our passions and to prioritize joy and lightness. Simplifying our lives is a great way make room for joy. It’s also a wonderful time to tune in to that Leo energy that offers us creativity and romance, as well as a sense of self-confidence and healthy pride in ourselves and the ability to express the same to others. Warmth, hospitality, generosity, and unique self-expression are keywords for this cycle.

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The first August Full Moon is on August 1st at 11:32 am PDT.

This is known as the Sturgeon Full moon due to the abundance of sturgeons in North America’s lakes and rivers during the summer months. Although an ancient species, sturgeons are now somewhat endangered due to it being a source of caviar. This full moon is also called the Grain Moon or the Barley Moon due to the relationship with the first harvests.

The Moon is in Aquarius and the Sun is in Leo at this time. The Leo Sun brings in a sense of pride and individuality, and a strong enthusiasm which people find inspiring. The Aquarian Moon, on the other hand, is very humanitarian, community-oriented, and also very individualistic. This all can cause us to feel rebellious and more spontaneous. Do check within first to higher guidance.

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Also, please note that our Lughnasadh ceremony is on Saturday night, July 29th at 6:00 pm on Facebook Live.

Blessings of this Full Moon and of Lughnasadh to you!

Thank you for your interest in becoming a sacred reader. 

The next step is for us to do a test run…. So probably after service and prayer circle on Sunday, I can have you try out, so to speak.  Pick a few readings…. Usually 5 or 6 sentences from someone whose message is in alignment with the things Michael talks about. And if all goes well, we will be adding you to the schedule.

Every month, Michael sends out a schedule of who does the reading which week. On the week that you are scheduled, you will send me three choices by that Wednesday, and I will send back the one we decide on, usually by Thursday, so you’ll have time to prepare it, print it, practice it, etc. Since we are adding readers, you may only be doing it once a month or every other month. 

So your next step is to choose, probably two choices to practice with on Sunday. Mostly, I’ll be looking for enunciation, volume, comfort speaking in front of people, and your ability to read it with solemnity.

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Also, please note that our Lughnasadh ceremony is on July 29th on Facebook Live. The video will be available for replay.

The Full Moon in Capricorn is on July 3rd at 4:39 am PDT (AZ time).

This is known as the Full Buck Moon due to the growth of antlers on make deer. It is also known as the Thunder Moon due to thunderstorms in the early summer season

This Moon in Capricorn is powerful as any action will have consequences. It’s a time of new opportunities but it’s up to you to determine how far you will move forward. Your focus on the tasks at hand will insure great results. The Sun in Cancer is about home and family, so this is also a time to balance between work and hone, career and family.

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Save the date. Our online Lughnasadh ceremony will be on July 29th. More details to come soon.

The New Moon in Gemini is late Saturday evening, June 17th at 9:37 pm PDT (AZ time). This is a time of new beginnings and time to consider your intentions for the month to come.

The Moon in Gemini manifests itself by the need for changes and spontaneity. Communication is prolific and you can be more talkative and speak with more ease these days. You may have a lot of ideas and inspirations and an urge to pursue them, but take time to write them down and then listen to your heart before taking action. Allow your dreams to unfold at their own pace.

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Also, note that our Summer Solstice ceremony is also on June 17th, just a few hours before the New Moon. Check it out on our Facebook Page at 6:30 pm on Saturday night.

This Full Moon period begins on June 3rd at 8:42 pm AZ time (PDT). This full moon is known as the Strawberry Moon due to the ripening of strawberries. It is also known as the Honey Moon since so many marriages and romances happen at this time of year. This Moon is tied to romance and marital bliss around the world.

The Sun is in Gemini and the Moon is in Sagittarius at this Full Moon. Sagittarius is adventurous, curious, and high-spirited, and Gemini is all about connecting, communicating, collaborating, and partnerships. So this is a time of expansion and exploration, and may open you to new romantic encounters, as well as strengthen existing relationships. There is also a diplomatic energy about this Full Moon so it’s a great time to mend fences and strengthen existing relationships.

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The Summer Solstice is the time of the longest day, a time when the sun shines brightly upon us all. It is also the time of the shortest night, marking the turning of the year towards the dark times. In Arizona, the Summer Solstice is a time to celebrate the rains to come and to pray for our good harvest.

We will be meeting on Facebook Live on Saturday June 17th, 2023 at 6:30 pm, to honor this time of new growth and innocence.

The ceremony is approximately 30 minutes long. Suggested love offering of $10, but none will be turned away for lack of funds.

This Full Moon is exact on May 5th at 10:34 am AZ time (PDT). This is known as the Flower Moon because of the abundance of blooming flowers.

For this full moon lunar eclipse, the Moon is in Scorpio and the Sun is in Taurus. It’s very powerful and intense and brings about transformation. A great time to work on yourself and follow your intuition. The Sun in Taurus is very grounding which helps with the intensity to expand and evolve yourself …and the world… for the better.

Find your inner balance and strength. Let go of that which no longer serves and move into something better.

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Also, TONIGHT – on April 29th at 6:00 pm, we are holding our online Beltane ceremony on the Druids of the Light Facebook page. Feel free to tune in or to watch the replay later. Here is a link to the ceremony: https://fb.me/e/17gMhhYPy