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Moon Meditation Series

the short and sweet version (a gift to paid subscribers)

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Tina Laurel Lee
Dec 26, 2023
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Page from Lion’s Roar Magazine on top of a pile of notes.

Find below the paywall, 4 short seated meditations to listen to at each juncture of the 4 primary phases of a lunation.

These short practices are minimal time commitment, for maximum time awareness. Stay in tune with the orbits that orient us in time and you will become closer to your dreams, to your loved ones, and to the you you wish most to be.

I have gathered all four meditations together after the paywall for my paid subscribers — including some commentary.

Become a paid subscriber for just $8 a month and do the whole lunation’s worth of meditations collected below. How else can you slow the onslaught of time?

The Lunation, Described - a poem

This whole process begins with the New Moon, 
- the dark moon -
which lasts only for a moment,
then the Intermediary Phase of Waxing Crescent begins.
Those middle phases are but a process -  
the moon’s journey between -
and then the next phase is achieved, 
First Quarter Moon.
Half lit by the sun,
And almost as soon as it lands, 
it passes onward to Waxing Gibbous, 
- not a circle and not a crescent, but a shape in process, 
until we see the whole round ball of it with its cratered face. 
And just then a corner is turned
And the waning begins, 
through gibbous to Third Quarter Moon 
and through crescent, 
getting ever smaller, 
and smaller, 
until finally to New Moon. 
And the whole thing begins again. 

This is Songs of Forgiveness

A newsletter about process.

Letters are posted on the dates when the moon reaches each of its primary phases and at their very least they are a reminder of times passing.

Sign up to receive them right in your inbox and never forget to pause and observe that time is but a construct of our own making.

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