The balsamic moon begins three days before the New Moon, while the moon is less than forty five degrees, about three and a half days, behind the Sun and marks the end of the cycle and the beginning of a new one. This phase is denoted by the inverted crescent as Luna grows in Earthshine, visible at dawn during the early morning hours.
This is tithe of the lunar cycle, we live intentionally, create space of our environment, we offer up this period to the Light of Lights, our Higher Self by a letting go, releasing situations, people, places and things of the past cycle while embracing transition, and renewal resulting in wholeness, sovereignty. I think of this as a time for solitude, the tithe, the offering required by the inner work toward clarity of Being. It is a time to let go of all one has been working on that does not relate to current cycle issues.
Luna in her most receptive phase receiving Earthshine…
Some folks inevitably reflect of the passing cycle of experience as remnants of previous actions, ghosts from the past reappear for the last gasps of adventure and ensnare the unsuspecting, others more tuned into the promise of this seed stage of development in the lunar impulse of creation cast their gaze inwardly to an unknown future and create in the minds eye that which will be demonstrated in the upcoming lunar cycle. Turn the soil, prepare the ground for growth and engage the silence, clear the intellect of negativity.
As the moon rises with the sun this morning we prepare for tomorrow’s New Moon in #Gemini and enter a wormhole, a passageway that will lead us into eclipse season where a dimensional shift awaits the collective and all of us individually, an opportunity to ascend into higher consciousness recognizing the energy field we are enveloped in is a spiritually intelligent Being…
“Take a look at the future moment you are constructing, it should look like the future you are dreaming.” —AliceWalker
New Moon tomorrow 5/22 at 1:38 pm
“I am all in a sea of wonders. I doubt. I fear. I think strange things, which I dare not confess to my own soul.”
— Bram Stoker, Dracula
