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• eddessaknight

  

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  Nov 25, 2015, 5:53 pm

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  On the eve of Thanksgiving, Druids will celebrate a traditional and lesser-known occasion known as the "Mourning Moon." Moonrise on Wednesday, which comes on the heels of September's "blood moon" and a supermoonin October, will begin at 5:44 p.m. Eastern, is the last time the moon is full before the Winter Solstice. 

  In the ancient  pre-Judeo/Christian religions, the Morning Moon marks a time of cleansing, according toAbout, and with it comes a number of rituals designed to help StoneHenge era Druids (original Stoners LoL)rid themselves of baggage. In Nevada players just offer up more of their losing money to greedy casino gods Alternatively called the Fog Moon or Snow Moon depending on the region, the type of rituals practiced on Wednesday are meant to rid a person of bad habits but not too many LoL

  Blessed & Happy Thanksgiving All

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• lejardin

  

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  What a beautiful picture.  Thanks for the info.

  Happy Thanksgiving edessaknight and all Lp players.  Good luck on tonights drawing!
• eddessaknight

  

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  Appreciate your happy note  lejardin, et al- Continuing the good vibe.... As the second last month of the year, November is the month where the official wind down to 2016 begins, and it begins with a holiday season. In November, cultures from all over the world begin the slowing down after the harvest season, and this is often celebrated with the holiday of Thanksgiving. The purpose of Thanksgiving in any culture comes from the days when man lived off of the land. At the end of the harvest, when there was nothing left to sow or reap, all of the labors were put on the table to enjoy a bountiful feast with cherished loved ones. And it is a tradition that many cultures still celebrate the today. Some cultures have already had their Thanksgiving, or do not celebrate it at all, but are still very mindful of the good vibational   theme of thanks and giving that launches the global holiday season. November then is a wind down month, and closes with the theme of gratitude as the fruits of our labor are shared with the people we love the most, and we are reminded how very blessed we are to have them. "Strive not to be a success, but rather to be of value." ~Albert Einstein Fortes Fortuna Juivat Eddessa_Knight
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  That is a very beautiful picture and Thanks for the inspirational wisdom.

   
• eddessaknight

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by sully16 on Nov 28, 2015

  That is a very beautiful picture and Thanks for the inspirational wisdom.

  Sully, et al

  For MOONIES, Honey & ALL :-)

   

  FULL MOON + HONEY MOON

  https://thescene.com/watch/weather/full-moon-view

   

  Enjoy the Illumination

   

  Eddessa_Knight