I'm not in a position to do a
Full Moon Altar this month so
instead, here's a post of lovely
moon imagery celebrating
all the phases of the moon.
The waxing crescent moon
(corresponding to the Maiden aspect
of the Divine Feminine) --
The full moon (corresponding to the
Mother aspect of the Divine Feminine) --
The waning crescent moon
(corresponding to the Crone aspect
of the Divine Feminine) --
[All photos courtesy of the internet]
I absolutely love under the bridge and the reflection in the water to create a crescent moon that is awesome! I like the last image too. I love looking at the moon's on nights especially when it's a fingernail or crescent moon. And of course I also enjoy a full moon!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous images. That bridge one is amazing.
ReplyDeleteNot in a position to do an altar this month? I hope you are doing okay, and that the absence is because you were making art and attending to your harem as opposed to being incapacitated.
ReplyDeletei agree...the bridge is amazing but i love them all.
ReplyDelete@ Old Lurker -- Don't worry, just a temporary glitch. I'll have a Full Moon Altar again next month. And my harem? -- I wish, LOL!
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear nothing ominous is holding up this month's altar. These are great images especially the Oreo take on the phases of the moon.
ReplyDeleteGlad to read you are doing well, the cat and your readers need you. I love the images, I should bake that pie.
ReplyDeleteLove the eclipse with the Oreos!
ReplyDeleteWow! I love all of these Moon pictures! A beautiful substitute for your usual altar!
ReplyDeleteThese are so magical. Under the bridge is stunning. And how kind of the tower of Pisa. OREO eclipse genius, too! I love the thought that you do not have to be whole in order to shine.
ReplyDeleteYou really have astonishing mind and imagination dear Debra 😍
ReplyDeleteAll choice nailed the topic awesomely ❤
The pizza tower and the quote "You don't have to be whole in order to shine"
Are amazing.
LOVED it ❤
Fabulous post. I love the photo of the full moon Mother aspect. It draws me in. Have a nice day today.
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful and I agree with everything Mitchell said.
ReplyDeleteI love where I live but I do miss seeing more of the sky, the stars and the moon. It's so often cloudy! We have to drive east for a couple of hours for good night sky viewing.
Cheers!
I agree about the bridge and reflection in the water...it's mesmerizing and keeps calling me back!
ReplyDeleteI love the moon and this tribute to it. That bridge photo is so cool.
ReplyDeleteSome beautiful images. The moon is always beautiful no matter what stage she’s at
ReplyDeleteThose oreos sure look good.
ReplyDeleteThank you internet and Debra for all of these photos. Absolutely awesome. Over the moon, you might say. Definitely not crestfallen.
ReplyDeleteIs that you in the castle doorway? 😄
ReplyDelete@ Mike -- I wish it were! That is St Michael's Tower on top of Glastonbury Tor in England. However, I did climb the Tor in 2009 and stood in the Tower then.
ReplyDeleteThat second last photo is a beauty!
ReplyDeleteI learnt the new word selenophile
ReplyDeleteFavorites are the Leaning Tower of Piza and crescent moon under the bridge.
ReplyDeleteThis, that, and the other thing,I will let the moon do her thing. You already heard about what happened to Actaeon.
ReplyDeleteThis makes a nice change from your usual altar format -- that moon phase cherry pie looks yummy! And I always do my stargazing while sitting on a waning moon.... I hope you're not suggesting that I am an old crone too, LOL!
ReplyDelete@ Tundra Bunny -- I knew you'd like that rabbit one!
ReplyDeleteIf you're going to talk about shiny holes, you will need to change this to an adult blog :-P
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Great post Deb! I love the eclipses. Who would've thought? Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed this post, Debra! Love those science fair projects. I'm looking forward to future altars. I hope all is well with you. Hugs to you!
ReplyDeleteThe oreo and the pie are brilliant. Kudos to whomever.
ReplyDeleteDo you remember Walter de la Mare's "Silver"? slowly siloently not the moon walks the night in her silver shoon...
@ The Blog Fodder -- I remember reading something by Walter de la Mare, but not that poem. I'll have to check it out!
ReplyDeleteHere is a link to the poem https://www.poemtree.com/poems/Silver.htm
ReplyDeleteBeing a Cancer I am quite fond of the moon and watch it waxing and waning; I have an app that announces the moment it is new and full.
ReplyDeleteI always thought it was neat that Japanese people thought rabbits lived on the moon
ReplyDeleteLove the Oreo cookie photo! I don't know about you, but I find affirmations done on a New Moon more effective than on a Full Moon.
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