THE FIRST PROMPT

TRY THIS:

On Friday, March 4, 1911, the moon was new in the sign of Pisces. If you have access to journal (or blog) notes of this time, write about what you were doing on that day. Follow through the rest of the moon cycle, making notes about what was up, mostly what you felt, at that time.

One week after a new moon is the waxing square. The energy is rising from new to Full and this is the cross-current, when the moon energy is in a sign that squares the sign the moon was in at new and will be in when it is full.

Two weeks after a new moon, the moon is in the opposite sign from what it was in at new. The moon is in the sign opposite the sign of the sun.

One week after the full moon,  the energy is once more at a cross-current. The sign is square that of the the new moon and full moon.

One week after this waning square, the moon comes new again in the next sign. (Note: when the moon is new, the sun and moon are in the same sign.)

IF YOU'D RATHER: Use the current moon cycle and daily record things that happen and moods that come along. This same kind of story-watching can be done with the SUN. (next post)

By paying attention to this moon cycle -- or the one currently going on -- you become familiar with three very important aspects mentioned in the previous post.