13 celtic moons & trees
AkashadeviIntroducing the old celtic tree calendar
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Alder Moon: F~earn
On Tuesday the 18th March we pass over from Ash Moon into Alder Moon which will last until the 14th April, according to the old celtic tree calendar. A fully eclipsed full moon just happened on Friday morning, the next new moon will occur o...
Ash Moon (N~ion)
Soon after the (sadly somewhat invisible here in Cornwall) full snow moon on the 12th February, on Tuesday the 18th February we moved from Rowan Moon into Ash Moon, which will last until the 17th March. The new moon during this month falls ...
Rowan Moon (L~uis)
Amergin (image from the web)
Birch Moon (B~eth)
Birch Moon - the first month of the celtic tree calendar - starts on Christmas Eve, and ends on the 20th of January. The birch is an extremely hardy and resilient tree which is able to grow high in the northern tundra, through the six month...
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I’m a West-Cornwall based buddhist with somewhat pagan leanings, a child psychotherapist and occasional writer of a meandering blog for friends.
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