"Hawaiian Fisherman" Wood Block Print by Charles W Bartlett, 1919
Showing posts with label four full moons of the Hawaiian moon calendar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label four full moons of the Hawaiian moon calendar. Show all posts

Friday, April 3, 2015

The Full Moons of April and a Lunar Eclipse

Tonight is Hoku the full moon of Kaulana Mahina which rises before the sun sets. I've written a post on my other blog The Safety Pin Cafe to fold in a bit of astrology into the mix.

Remember the Chinese Finger Trap? 


Click here to read it and the astrology behind the Chinese Finger Trap game.

Thursday, April 2, 2015

Akua Moon

Wheatgrass grows inside the Quonset, looks like miniature forest of red-trunks and green canopy

Bracken fern makawalu through the slots of the vardo deck

The long stems of the Bracken 

Alongside the Quonset Bracken leaflets have spread themselves

Red Alder, the Placeholder/Band-aid Clan of the forest. First to root after a forest is cut. Today they are leafing on all limbs.
The Akua Moon is a time for giving thanks to the Akua. Not a good time for planting or fishing. Depending upon your practice of counting the moon, there can be three or four full moons in the Hawaiian Moon Calendar. Akua is one of the four full moons we count in our practice. If it's clear we may see momona nui the fattening one.