Lately, I've been getting into a habit of reading in bed each night before I go to sleep so, after finishing another chapter of The Story of Edgar Sawtelle last night around 9 PM, it was time for lights out. At around 10:30 PM, I suddenly jolted upright with a knowing that it was a Full Moon night. I quickly jumped out of bed, checked the Australian Government Geo-Science website just to be sure and it was confirmed.....the night had gifted us with a beautiful full moon DownUnder. So I gathered up my tools for my Earth Healing ritual, and made my way outside. The full moon was bright and clear, claiming centre stage in the night sky with not a cloud to be seen. I ceremoniously laid out my tools - a clay disc to represent Mother Earth, a green candle to represent Nature, two rose quartz gems to help in sending love and healing to the Earth, and a Buddha bell to signal the beginning and end of my prayer meditation. I felt a sense of hopefulness as I meditated for a while on sending love and healing to the Earth. After the ceremony, I went back to bed feeling in a very positive and happy mindset. There is still a lot of good in this world.
Today, I did some alterations to a pair for board shorts for Beau, then later, taught Brad how to knit a flat piece on a circular loom. I confess that I did look up the directions on Google and I found this link on YouTube to be the most helpful.
There is still a lot of good in this world. You are part of it! :D
ReplyDeleteCool knitting!
How wonderful that you take the time to do this on a full moon!
ReplyDeleteIt's people like YOU that make this world a better place♥
Nice knitting too!
Way to go getting out of bed like that to celebrate the full moon! Inspiring!
ReplyDeleteYour full moon ceremony sounds lovely. It was a beautiful, giant orb as it rose last night. So bright and full of promise!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Tamerie
I noticed the full moon last night. It was beautiful!
ReplyDeletethe moon was huge and so bright I was in awe the other night.
ReplyDeleteHow lovely that we see the same beauty from different parts of the world. We are truely blessed.
ReplyDeleteLook forward to seeing the scarf.
I agree, you are part of the good in this world! :):) Sounds like a peaceful, lifting ceremony.
ReplyDeleteI have never seen a round knitting loom. Wow! I hope Brad won't mind showing us a picture when he's done with the scarrf. :)