Waxing Moon Ritual - MIT
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| − | ''Location: MIT Chapel'' | + | '''Location: MIT Chapel''' |
Latest revision as of 00:09, 11 March 2008
The Waxing Moon Ritual will focus on the things growing in our lives, for good or bad. The waxing moon is the time when things have not yet achieved their full fruition, and their growth can be affected. Although the full moon is often seen as the most powerful aspect, all phases have their unique uses and character.
In this ritual, The Flowering Moon, we will be exploring the aspect growth, and how to mold that growth to our own ends.
After the ritual, we will go back to the PSG office for snacks and conversation.
Date: Saturday, March 15
Time: 5pm
Location: MIT Chapel
