Hi everyone,
The full moon is returning as quickly as it disappeared last month. Where do the time and days go…?
You have to cherish each and every day. Live in the moment and cherish it.
The colors have been spectacularly amazing, along with the smells of Fall.
The skies are so clear this time of year!
We all know that soon, everyone will be inside enjoying winter, and waiting for another season to return.
Every full moon, I mention to everyrone to let go of those ten things that have to be released.
Some people mention to me, “I don’t have anything to let go of”.
How wonderful for those who have nothing to let go of this fall!
Personally, I have been downsizing all of our garden flowers and produce, and taking in all of the summer fun furniture, the hummingbird feeders, etc.
I said goodbye until our next season. It truly is emotional to let all of the beauty of those lovely flowers go.
We also are having a lot of our trees in our yard taken down. Sadly, I had to let go of our “raccoon tree”.
All the years of observing the raccoon and her babies that she cared for was so entertaining to me.
When I saw the size of the hole that she climbed in and out of, I couldn’t believe the size of it. From the ground, it looked so small!
It was also incredible to get so close that you could feel the smoothness of it. The love and care that Mrs. Raccoon took year after year to care for her cubs was pure love.
I felt it- it’s just another form of something to release and know it’s just the cycle of life.
Everyone feels some form of emotion while letting go.
When you’re truly ready to shed the layer of your onion- feel it, write it, then burn it. You will feel a freeing of your spirit.
Happy releasing and letting go in the full moon!
The full moon will light up the night sky on Sunday, October 25, and will shine the brightest around Monday at midnight on the East Coast.
October’s full moon is called the Hunter Moon, named by the English settlers as the time of year when the hunting season began and meat would be put away for the winter.
It’s also known as the Dying Grass Moon,
the Travel Moon,
and the Falling Leaves Moon.
Cleanse your crystals, and
make your offering to the Moon!
The moon is in the sign of Taurus:
Strong Willed
-Magnetic
-Structured & Consistent
-Trustworthy
-Patient & Accomplished
Gratitude,
Meg
