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Wednesday, February 20, 2008

Do you become a bit of a hermit in the winter?

Does the moon ever leak? Let's hope not! See below...






More info at
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/3249951.stm

On Wednesday evening, February 20th, the full Moon will enter the Earth’s shadow producing a total lunar eclipse. The Moon will begin to enter the shadow at 8:43 pm EST producing a progressing partial eclipse. Totality will begin at 10:01 pm. The Moon will turn a delightful shade of red when totally immersed in the Earth’s shadow due to the bending of our Sun’s red light by our atmosphere. At 10:51 pm the Moon will begin to leave the Earth’s shadow. If the weather permits, experience for yourself this awesome alignment of the Sun, Earth and Moon. This is the last total lunar eclipse until Dec. 2010.

The Eclipse of Meaning - and Cognitive Psychology

There are times one needs to dig below the surface. Read this journal article
when prompted to do so....

http://jhp.sagepub.com/cgi/content/abstract/33/1/67?ck=nck

Any poems about the Red Moon? The poem below sounds like the early 70's, doesn't it? Or are these thoughts ageless?



Red Moon
by
Diane C. Hundertmark

When the moon is red
and the sky is gray
Then my friend
it is time to pray

When the sun is white
and the sky is red
It is time for us to let
ourselves be led

By the one
who carries the sun

When the world runs red
and it drips of blood
Then it is time
for the spirit of peace to come

It will cleanse the earth
and restore it to
It's once brillant
and natural hue

It will call to the powers
and all that lives
Uniting them together
in the now holy lands

The spirit -- is love
and I am you
Together
we shall build
the world anew

Copyright 1972