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Here's What I Discovered When I started looking for moon phase data, I immediately jumped on the Internet looking for free info. Is it hard to use? Nope! P.S. The Lunar Planner Archive. Lunar Month Themes, Articles & Reference Material Monthly Lunar Planners Sidereal Astrology, Synodic Astrology & Galactic Star Lore articulate each Lunar Month's Theme. Each Lunar Theme weaves a continuing story line about the spiritual growth and unfoldment occurring in our lives. Each Lunar Month's Theme is posted just before each New Moon. Lunar Planners older than a few lunar months become available to non-subscribers (links below). Lunar Months 2014 (for Subscribers) March 1, 2014 New Moon Theme Relevancy This New Moon lies in mid-sidereal Aquarius, nesting between Neptune and Chiron.
A plethora of events occur in the first few days of this lunar cycle, initiating a cathartic inner process. In general, we now enter a few month period of redefining how we use our creative power in our lives and in leadership in the world, with attention to environmental conditions, mutual support, and to that which provides our fundamental sustenance. January 30, 2014 New Moon Theme Trust. Lunar calendar 2011. The Goddess Lunar Calendar. Most "Goddess Calendars" that you can find on the web are actually just the usual Gregorian Calendar with the twelve months renamed after goddesses, so they are not really new calendars — and they are solar calendars, not lunar calendars. This page defines an accurate 13-month lunar calendar in which the months actually do coincide with the lunar cycles. It is based on a proposal for a new calendar made by Terence McKenna in 1987 but has been given its final form only recently.
Terence McKenna's Goddess Calendar In The Invisible Landscape Terence McKenna cited a scholar who suggested that the I Ching hexagrams were connected with some early calendar system (see the 1975 edition, Chapter 8, pages 113-114). He then proceeded to speculate that the neolithic Chinese used a lunar calendar in which a year of 384 days consisted of 13 lunar months (alternating in length between 29 days and 30 days). Here are the relevant sections from pages 113 and 114 of The Invisible Landscape:
2011 / Lunar Calendar 2011 Poster.