DANCE by the Full Moon

10/13/2024

The next full moon will be on Thursday, Oct. 17 at 7:26 a.m. EDT (1126 GMT. The moon will still appear full the night before and after its peak to the casual stargazer.

09/20/2024

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09/18/2024

Church traditionally has promoted an evil world view long established but an illusion because nature is reality and perfection eternal.

09/14/2024

moon will also feature a lunar eclipse. Here's when to look up

Tuesday's full moon will strike a rare lunar trifecta.
Author: TEGNA Digital
Published: 8:08 PM MDT September 13, 2024
Updated: 8:08 PM MDT September 13, 2024
WASHINGTON — Turn your eyes to the sky on Tuesday for an extra special full moon.
The harvest moon, or closest full moon to the autumnal equinox, will also be a supermoon, appearing larger and brighter in the night sky. If that wasn't enough, there will also be a partial lunar eclipse.
The full moon and lunar eclipse will be Tuesday night, Sept. 17, into Wednesday morning.
The lunar eclipse will begin when the moon enters the Earth's partial shadow at 8:41 p.m. EDT, but it will be difficult to notice until the top edge of the moon begins entering the full shadow at 10:13 p.m. EDT, according to NASA. The eclipse's peak will occur at 10:44 p.m. with 8% of the moon in the Earth's full shadow, appearing like a bite has been taken out of the moon. The moon will exit the full shadow at 11:16 p.m. and the partial shadow at 12:47 a.m. Eastern Time.
What is the harvest moon?

The harvest moon is the full moon closest to the autumnal equinox. This year, the equinox falls on September 22.
According to NASA, the term dates back to before electricity, when farmers depended on the moon's natural light to harvest their crops late into the night.

09/13/2024

Sept. 16: After sunset, look in the southeast corner of the sky. The moon will lead Saturn across the sky.
Sept. 17: Our full Harvest Moon is also a supermoon. And we’ll have a partial lunar eclipse - an amazing pairing. NASA describes it like this: “The Moon looks ever so slightly bigger and brighter that the average full moon ... .” And about the partial eclipse? “You’ll see a little bite taken out of one side of the moon over about an hour.”
Sept. 22: Watch the moon as it approaches - and then passes through - the Pleiades star cluster.
Sept. 23: Tonight, the moon’s partner will be the gas giant, Jupiter. They will glide across the sky together after rising late at night. As dawn approaches on Sept. 24, look for them high in the southeastern sky.

08/30/2024

In 1975, the FBI invaded the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation and a shootout ensued, resulting in the deaths of a young Native man and two FBI agents. The evidence presented that linked AIM leader Leonard Peltier to the shots that killed the agents has been recanted.

The FBI withheld crucial evidence at the trial: The bullets that killed the agents did not come from Peltier’s gun. The FBI threatened witnesses, who have now recalled their testimony. One juror admitted having racial prejudice against Peltier, and the prosecutor of the case, James Reynolds, recently petitioned President Biden for a pardon:

“With time, and the benefit of hindsight, I have realized that the prosecution and continued incarceration of Mr. Peltier was and is unjust. We were not able to prove that Mr. Peltier personally committed any offense on the Pine Ridge Reservation… He has served more than 46 years on the basis of minimal evidence, a result that I strongly doubt would be upheld in any court today... In my opinion, to continue to imprison Mr. Peltier any longer, knowing all that we know now, would serve only to continue the broken relationship between Native Americans and the government.” -- Prosecutor James Reynolds

Further judicial review has also pointed toward an improper trial leading to an improper incarceration that has already stretched for nearly half a century:

“Much of the government’s behavior at the Pine Ridge Reservation and in its prosecution of Mr. Peltier is to be condemned. The government withheld evidence. It intimidated witnesses. These facts are not disputed.” -- Per Curiam, Judges Seymour, Anderson & Brorby, Peltier v. Booker, 348 F.3d 888, 896 (10th Cir. 2003)

“The FBI used improper tactics… At some point, a healing process must begin. We as a nation must treat Native Americans more fairly. To do so, we must recognize their unique culture and their great contributions to our nation. Favorable action by the President in the Leonard Peltier case would be an important step in this regard.” – Judge Gerald Heaney, Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals judge in two of Leonard Peltier’s appeals

Now almost 80 years old, imprisoned since 1976, and denied parole again just this year, Leonard Peltier is the longest-serving political prisoner in the United States.

Send a message calling on President Biden to pardon and free Leonard Peltier from prison after doing 48 years for a crime he did not commit.

08/14/2024

As a singularity the whole of Nature is as one substance, and one whose essence is infinite, all things are united through Nature. By working with natural systems to sequester carbon from the atmosphere and store it in the world’s trees, plants, and soils we can effectively reverse climate change and lay a foundation for sustainable global vitality. Our mission is dedicated to improving life through a clean renewable-energy economy in collaboration with business, government, labor, and grassroots and services.

07/31/2024

Half the duality is nothing so if we remove that death cult indocrination of sacred nothingness we are in the realm of nature , reality and perfection that includes everything that is , the common good.

06/18/2024

Because the moon is so low, it will appear bigger than ever. This is known as the “Moon Illusion.” "On the evening of June 21 — just after sunset — look towards the southeast to watch the full moon rise gently above the horizon. There, it will appear large and golden-hued. The strawberry moon – which this year is the first full moon of summer – will become full at 9:08 p.m. on Friday June 21.

05/23/2024