Greetings to all. I think it is the first time that I publish in the Ecency community, and I do it thanks to the invitation made by my friend @mypathtofire, so that we reflect on that beautiful and essential satellite, our dear Luna. Below I share the invitation he made.
I really liked the ideas that he suggested regarding the Moon, especially the three that I share below, so I will try to answer each question:
Do you like the idea of following a lunar calendar?
Do you feel more like a moon or a sun person?
Do you know of any old superstitions about the moon?
Do you like the idea of following a lunar calendar?
I love the idea of following a Lunar Calendar, and this is very important to me, since I take care of my plants, my crops in general, according to the lunar phase of the day. I am going to explain: For example, in New Moon, I control the pests, I remove the branches that are deteriorated and are no longer useful, I try to put fertilizer on their roots. In Crescent Moon, I apply fertilizer to their leaves, I plant seeds so they grow stronger, I prune some branches so they grow stronger. At Full Moon, I apply compost to the leaves, I can pick its fruits, and I sow seeds too. On the waning moon, I once again control their pests, I once again remove the leaves and useless branches, I place plant material at the base to protect them. Also, I apply this to myself too, because I usually deworm myself when the Moon wanes.
Do you feel more like a moon or a sun person?
I think I'm more of a “moon person”, because my mood can vary from day to day, and emotions can inevitably take hold of me, making me fickle, so I try to stay as centered as possible. and objective as possible, but I don't always succeed. Also, I think I'm a calm person, I really like to observe others, analyze them, understand why people act and think in a certain way, rather than being observed, just like the Moon.
Do you know of any old superstitions about the moon?
Many years ago, in my town, I met a woman who had a daughter, with a strange mole on her left leg, near the ankle. The mole was in the shape of a heart, perfectly drawn. She told me that when she was pregnant with her daughter, a lunar eclipse occurred, and while this eclipse occurred, she looked directly at the sky and traced a heart on her left leg, near her ankle, with her index finger; and he did it intentionally so that the girl was born with a heart-shaped mole in that same place. I don't know if it's true, but imagine if he had put his hand on his face, for example...
These are my brief reflections on the Moon, and I say goodbye with a photo that I took today of the Moon, from my backyard (although the truth is that it didn't look good on me, I don't think my smartphone is appropriate for those shots), and I also leave you a children's song or perhaps a poem, I don't know, that my mother sang to me when I was a child: Moon, Moon, bell ringer, blue eyes, brown mouth...
Image sources
These photos are my own, and were taken with a Xiomi REDMI 8 A phone
The dividers used are courtesy of @eve66 who shares beautiful designs that embellish the layout of our post.
In case it is required to use the content or images of this post and of my other publications, I would appreciate if you could refer to my authorship (Fabiola Martínez) and cite the corresponding link. Thanks.
@mypathtofire, so that we reflect on that beautiful and essential satellite, our dear Luna. Below I share the invitation he made.
