To Trust Or Not To Trust

The New Moon in Taurus



Lets talk a little about V/C or Void of Course

I have had clients ask me from time to time what does that term mean. Void of Course. I Will always do my best to answer the questions I receive from clients in the easiest way to understand and in a way that anyone can learn.

So, Void of Course...In layman's terms it just means the moon is taking a little nap. When she wakes up she will be in at full power but runs her battery down quickly so she has to nap a little more to keep her strength up. When you put your wish or intention out while the moon is void its like talking to someone who is sound asleep. Your intentions will come to nothing.

When you put your intentions out for the new moon it's best to do them when the moon is NOT sleeping or "In The Void"

The moon will be wide awake on Saturday April 21st at 1:18 MST and for those of you who really are intense about making your wishes, you can stay up or wake yourself up at that hour to set out your intentions. Or you can do them like the rest of us and wait until Saturday morning.

Saturday may seem like an odd time because traditionally Saturday is the day used to rid yourself of things unwanted but that is another story for another day and time.

About the time you wake up it will be a good time to focus on 5 wishes. At this time alot of people are at a cross roads. You should pick an area in your life where you feel you are at a crossroads in your life be it money, relationships, career, home health of family...Ect ect.

this intention will be "I trust that this will occur because....." Why? That's going to be your intention, for instance, I trust this relationship will work out because...." then fill in the blank and write down 5 reasons why this will occur then reread them and think for a moment how you know why it will occur.

If you feel any doubt come up then go over that intention and see it completely done, ,that way it will manifest for you.

At each new moon give every intention or wish 28 days to fulfill and you'll be guaranteed to move past that crossroad because your willing to trust yourself for those 28 days concerning that area of your life which also forms good habitats.

Keep your wishes and intentions fairly simple so you can see the magic in your life that you can create for yourself.

Springtime

So, you want to celebrate the spring equinox. Okay, let’s do it.
Go to Harmon’s or your nearest favorite shopping place; keep it simple and fun with little work in mind. Get the wine...and not the boxed kind (For those of you who go the cheap route) or even grab some great Champagne.
You can celebrate the Equinox through today and tomorrow, because if we were living in Ireland we wouldn’t give a damn about the time frame. Invite a few friends, if possible, or share with the 4 footed furry type (Unless you’re a bird lover). If it’s sunny tomorrow go outside and breath in the “almost” clean air of SLC Utah. Make wishes?...sure, if you want to. Will they come true?....sure, if you believe they will. lets spend as much time as we can together with friends and family whom we love because that's the true rebirth of the year. (I had to add ONE serious note.)
For me, I’m having a little tea, the jasmine type, and a little cake and the rest of the frog eyes salad I bought. Oh and the little tarts, I’m so glad we have Harmon’s.
Happy Equinox

The Lore of Leprechauns

The Irish didn't always look so kindly on wearing the color green. Irish folklore considered the color unlucky as it was the favorite shade of the Good People, Leprechauns. those who wore too much of the color, especially children could be stolen away, Some cynics may tell you there are no such things as leprechauns, but there are those who beg to differ. True believers will swear that if you take a stroll along a quiet country lane in Ireland, You can actually hear the mischievous leprechauns giggling by the side of the road.


A TRUE TALE
About two centuries ago Molly Cogan of Kilmallock told the famous folklorist Thomas Crofton Crocker about a leprechaun her grandfather had met, and even caught. It happened like this: one night as he went to the to tend his old mare, Grandpa Cogan heard something hammering hammering hammering just for all the world like a shoemaker making a shoe and whistling all the time the prettiest tune he ever heard his whole life before. He guessed what might be making the sound and remembering tales of leprechauns and their gold, he crept in. He looked around but never a bit of the little man could he see anywhere, but he heard him hammering and whistling and so he looked and looked, till at last did he see the little fellow. And where was he, do you think, but in the girth under the mare and there he was with his little bit and apron on him, and a hammer in his hand, and he was so busy with his work, and he was hammering and whistling so loud, the he never minded my grand father till he caught the leprechaun fast in his hand. "Faith i have you know", he says. "And I'll never let you go till I get your purse, That's what I wont. So give it here to me at once now" "Stop Stop! cried the leprechaun. Stop till i get it for you. So my Grandfather like a fool you see opened his hand a bit and the little fellow jumped away laughing, And he never saw him anymore. and never a bit of the purse did he get only the leprechaun left his little shoe that he was making and my grandfather was mad enough angry with himself for letting him go but he had the shoe all his life. and my own mother told me she often saw it and had it in her hand and twas the pretties little shoe she ever saw

A bit of St. Patrick

Born in Wales to wealthy parents at the end of the 4th century, at the tender age of 16, Young Patrick was taken prisoner by a group of Irish raiders and whisked across the Irish Sea, Where he spent the next 6 years in captivity working as a lonely Shepard. His religion was his solace and so he became a devout christian. After 6 years, Patrick heard God's voice telling him it was time to leave Ireland, So he escaped from his captors and made his way back home. Here he had another vision from an angel who told him he should go back to preach Christianity to the Irish. After 14 years studying to be a priest, Patrick returned to Ireland where he built churches and spread the Christian faith for the next 30 years until his death on March 17th, 460 AD


St. Patrick used this simple green herb to explain the concept of the Holy Trinity, The Father The Son and The Holy Spirit and how they could all exist as separate elements of the same entity. His followers adopted the custom of Wearing a Shamrock on his feast day