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MoonWise User Guide
Be prepared to turn certain thoughts upside down and to look again from unexpected angles. The information needs to be digested because it comes from slow, ancient methods where time had no limit. It aims at stimulating the creativity of each one to bring the timelessness of gentle, natural rhythms into the fast-paced life we live today.
It begins with the presentation of the effects of the moon and is based on Ancient Alpine Wisdom. First it presents the seven phases of the moon which our modern way of thinking frequently relegates to the state of superstition. This leads to much misunderstanding and judgement. Elements of the moon’s influence on nutrition are also presented. Today nutrition is a controversial subject but listening and mellowing to Ancient Wisdom could lead to solutions. On the home front there are helpful tips too. They range from cleaning, to caring, bottling and storing; in short there could be answers to unvoiced questions arising from daily life. And finally, briefly, some aspects concerning health and body care. Can the simplicity from Ancient Wisdom lead us to uncovering the fathomless wisdom of our bodies?
Then the Almanac section covers a double page dedicated to one calendar month and maps the moon’s passage through each zodiac sign. Left hand pages are the reference with all the elements to consider and right hand pages leave space for personal notes and reminders.
Finally, a reference section comes after the Almanac. The information is organised according to the zodiac signs and ideas for that particular sign range from health, to home care and a few ideas for the garden. Each influence is unique in character.
The information gleaned here may not bring immediate results in the accustomed instant modern ways of our western society. Let it find its way unhurriedly to a mellowing of what unfolds in daily life, and to the simplicity of what is offered by the great oneness of the universe.
Based on ancient alpine wisdom shared in “The Power of Timing with the Moon”, a book written by Johanna Paungger and Thomas Poppe. This Almanac is compiled by Yvonne Courtin, indulging in aspects of this book.
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