FULL COLD MOON & NEW YEARS EVE CEREMONY with Lea Garnier (VIRTUAL OFFERING)

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This moons name is from the Old Farmer’s Almanac which tells us the moon names given by Native American, Colonial American, or other traditional sources passed down through generations. A variety of Native American societies traditionally used the monthly Moons and nature’s corresponding signs as a calendar to track the seasons.

December’s full Moon is most commonly known as the Cold Moon—a Mohawk name that conveys the frigid conditions of this time of year, when cold weather truly begins to grip us.

Other names that allude to the cold and snow include Drift Clearing Moon (Cree), Frost Exploding Trees Moon (Cree), Moon of the Popping Trees (Oglala), Hoar Frost Moon (Cree), Snow Moon (Haida, Cherokee), and Winter Maker Moon (Western Abenaki).

This full Moon has also been called the Long Night Moon (Mohican), as it rose during the “longest” nights of the year, which are near the December winter solstice. This  Moon shines above the horizon for a longer period of time than most full Moons.

Together we will set intentions/resolutions for the new year!!

$30 exchange

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