Balsamic / Dark Moon
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Overview
In this lesson, we introduce astronomy and astrology teachings related to the Balsamic Moon phase.
Objective
Become familiar with foundational astronomy and astrology teachings related to the Balsamic Moon phase, and with practice considerations for aligning with the energy of a Balsamic Moon.
What You'll Get
Describe the meaning of the term Dark or Balsamic Moon. Discuss the meaning of the world “balsam” and how this relates to the moon phase name. Provide themes that may be associated with the Balsamic Moon, and examples of practices that you might choose for aligning with Balsamic Moon energy.
Balsamic / Dark Moon Reflections
As the moon wanes toward those final days of darkness, there’s often a turning inward. In those contemplative moments, the inner reality is presented through dreams and waking visions. It’s fertile ground for the new moon intentions to be conjured. – Molly Hall
When to View
- The Balsamic Moon rises in early morning, before dawn.
- It sets in late afternoon.
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