Photo by Paul Gore Photography
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The Flower Moon
Saturday, May 25,
2013, 12:25 a.m. Eastern Daylight Time
Lunar Eclipse at
12:10 a.m. EDT
Historically, world cultures named each month’s full moon as
a way to track the passing year. May’s mild planting weather gave birth to
names like Flower Moon, Milk Moon, Planting Moon, Strawberry Moon, Bright Moon,
Hare Moon, Field Maker Moon, Dyad Moon, and Blossom Moon. In China, where the
rainy season starts in the south in April-May, May marked the Dragon Moon, the
time when Shen-Lung, the blue
Spiritual Dragon of the sky, controlled the rain that nourished the crops.
Magically, the May Full Moon is a good time to decorate your
sacred or creative space with fresh cut flowers and ribbons. Bless your crops
and money for fertile growth and abundance. The moon will be in Sagittarius—encouraging
us to get out into nature, move, hike, dance, and explore.
Crush together anise, lavender, and rosemary into a
pleasingly fragrant mix then burn to give rise to whatever you want to grow in
the coming months. Place your crystals in a charging dish and set outside or in
a window where they can be bathed in moonlight.
Love and light,
~Ariella Moon
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