Saturday, September 20, 2003
Saturday, September 20 (Moon in Cancer) What a Saturday night! One possibility is a "new love." You will attract members of the opposite sex who may not want anything to do with you following a sexual episode. Maintain your emotional equilibrium. Don't give up something of value for a temporary thrill.
The Spring Equinox (South of the Equator) was celebrated approximately on this date by the ancient Incas. It was a time for honoring the Sun God, feasting, rejoicing, animal sacrifices, and divinations. Festivals were also held on this date throughout South America to celebrate the birthday of the god Quetzalcoatl. -Dunwich
Alexander the Great, deified after his death, was born accompanied by great omens on this day in 356 B.C.E. -Pennick
The Spring Equinox (South of the Equator) was celebrated approximately on this date by the ancient Incas. It was a time for honoring the Sun God, feasting, rejoicing, animal sacrifices, and divinations. Festivals were also held on this date throughout South America to celebrate the birthday of the god Quetzalcoatl. -Dunwich
Alexander the Great, deified after his death, was born accompanied by great omens on this day in 356 B.C.E. -Pennick
Tuesday, September 16, 2003
Tuesday, September 16 (Moon in Taurus to Gemini 11:31 am) A domestic adjustment is necessary, and could include an actual change of residence or marital status. Be diplomatic. Make intelligent concessions to your family. Lost money will be returned. You could look back on this day with fondness.
Feast of Saint Cornely. On this day, villagers and farmers who live in Brittany honor Saint Cornely, the patyron of horned animals who is believed to have created the Carnac megaliths by magickally transforming enemy soldiers into stone. At midnight, oxen are blessed in a shrine dedicated to him. -Dunwich
Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, is celebrated. -Pennick
Feast of Saint Cornely. On this day, villagers and farmers who live in Brittany honor Saint Cornely, the patyron of horned animals who is believed to have created the Carnac megaliths by magickally transforming enemy soldiers into stone. At midnight, oxen are blessed in a shrine dedicated to him. -Dunwich
Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, is celebrated. -Pennick
Monday, September 15, 2003
Monday, September 15 (Moon in Taurus) The Taurus moon relates to your third house. This means you will be on the move, take short trips, and make agreements with relatives. Writing is important, so get your feelings on paper. Start a diary, if necessary. Sagittarius figures in this scenario.
The full moon of September, known as the Harvest Moon, normally begins on or around this date. Many believe it to possess great magickal powers, and numberous superstitions are connected with it. Harvest Moon rituals are performed throughout the world on the first night of the full moon by many Witches and Pagans, espectially those who dwell in the country. -Dunwich
The full moon of September, known as the Harvest Moon, normally begins on or around this date. Many believe it to possess great magickal powers, and numberous superstitions are connected with it. Harvest Moon rituals are performed throughout the world on the first night of the full moon by many Witches and Pagans, espectially those who dwell in the country. -Dunwich
Sunday, September 14, 2003
Sunday, September 14 (Moon in Taurus) Be willing to revise, to review, to reqrite, and to rebuild. This can be your "makeover" day. A debt will be paid; you will be most relieved as a result. More good news: What had been lost, missing, or stolen will be retrieved and returned.
In ancient Rome, the Feast of the Holy Cross was celebrated on this date in commemoration of a supernatural vision of a cross in the sky, as well as a battle victory of Roman Emperor Constantine I.
On this date in the year 1692, the Witch trial of two Pilgrim women opened in Stamford, Connecticut. One was found not guilty; the other was convicted and sentenced to die, but was later reprieved by an investigating committee.
On this date in the year 1486, ceremonial magician Agrippa von Nettesheim was born in Cologne, France. He was skilled in the arts of divination, numerology, and astrology, and wrote several books that had a great influence over Western occultism. He died in Grenoble, France in the year 1535. -Dunwich
Feast of Lights This ancient Egyptian ceremony involved offerings of light burning all night before images of the gods and the tombs of the dead. -Pennick
In ancient Rome, the Feast of the Holy Cross was celebrated on this date in commemoration of a supernatural vision of a cross in the sky, as well as a battle victory of Roman Emperor Constantine I.
On this date in the year 1692, the Witch trial of two Pilgrim women opened in Stamford, Connecticut. One was found not guilty; the other was convicted and sentenced to die, but was later reprieved by an investigating committee.
On this date in the year 1486, ceremonial magician Agrippa von Nettesheim was born in Cologne, France. He was skilled in the arts of divination, numerology, and astrology, and wrote several books that had a great influence over Western occultism. He died in Grenoble, France in the year 1535. -Dunwich
Feast of Lights This ancient Egyptian ceremony involved offerings of light burning all night before images of the gods and the tombs of the dead. -Pennick
