A feed of new images for this search term http://photobucket.com/images/harvest moon february?filter=newest Fri, 27 Nov 2009 02:22:38 MST Photobucket feed generator en-us 60 http://s20.photobucket.com/albums/b201/sakuramota/Harvest%20Moon%20Calendar/?action=view&current=February.jpg sakuramota <p><a href="http://s20.photobucket.com/albums/b201/sakuramota/Harvest%20Moon%20Calendar/?action=view&current=February.jpg" title="February.jpg"><img src="http://th20.photobucket.com/albums/b201/sakuramota/Harvest%20Moon%20Calendar/th_February.jpg" alt="February.jpg" /></a><br>Even Koro got a valentine XD - February.jpg</p> http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b201/sakuramota/Harvest%20Moon%20Calendar/February.jpg Even Koro got a valentine XD Sat, 9 May 2009 14:35:57 MDT http://s281.photobucket.com/albums/kk225/Leathurkatt/My%20Interests/Spirituality/?action=view&current=SabatWheel.gif Leathurkatt <p><a href="http://s281.photobucket.com/albums/kk225/Leathurkatt/My%20Interests/Spirituality/?action=view&current=SabatWheel.gif" title="SabatWheel.gif"><img src="http://th281.photobucket.com/albums/kk225/Leathurkatt/My%20Interests/Spirituality/th_SabatWheel.gif" alt="SabatWheel.gif" /></a><br>Sabat Holidays - SabatWheel.gif</p><p>As the wheel of the year turns so to the 8 Sabats come each in turn These are the base holidays of my faith beginning at Samhain and running clockwise around the wheel of the year The following are brief descriptions and what each means to meOctober 31 HalloweenSamhain Celebrate the last harvest ancestors the spirits who guide and protect us Thanking the earth for the bounty given to us Colors Black Dark Red Orange Ghost White December 21 2425 YuleSolstice Christmas Sharing and giving The celebration of family hopes and dreams To be with those you love the most To shelter in the warmth of those you love As the world sleeps so we dream Together Colors Snow White Black Bright Red Bright Green Any Metals February 2 Imbolc Dreams to begin plans to start seeds to sew turning of the wheel of the year Colors Snow White Pinks Lavenders March 20 OstaraSpring Vernal Equinox Celebration of spring and the awakening of the worldnature Preparation for selfrenewal Easter falls on the first Sunday following the first full moon after Ostara Colors Light Shades of Green Blue Lavender Pink May 1 Beltane Celebrating the mother Mother Earth Celebrating the union of the god and goddess Colors Red Blue Green June 20 LithaSummer Solstice Fertility and the lovers moon Pregnancy new life awaits Colors Red Blue August 1 Lammas Festival of Lughnasadh Games and goodnatured competition Funerals the death of the corn god mourning The first harvest of the year The first Sunday after this date Cally Sunday was when the first new potatoes were lifted and eaten Favored cottage dish Colcannon Mashed new potatoes with butter or milk with cabbage onion garlic leeks and or carrots mixed in New potatoes are also eaten with sides of cabbage and bacon in some areas or with fish on the coast Colors Yellow Gold Green September 22 Mabon Fall Autumnal Equinox Balance and forgiveness for the past Purification rites Atonement Pagan Thanksgiving Day feast the second harvest Giving thanks to the powers above for the bounty provided us Colors Gold Brown Dark Green Dark Red</p> http://i281.photobucket.com/albums/kk225/Leathurkatt/My%20Interests/Spirituality/SabatWheel.gif Sabat Holidays As the wheel of the year turns so to the 8 Sabats come each in turn These are the base holidays of my faith beginning at Samhain and running clockwise around the wheel of the year The following are brief descriptions and what each means to meOctober 31 HalloweenSamhain Celebrate the last harvest ancestors the spirits who guide and protect us Thanking the earth for the bounty given to us Colors Black Dark Red Orange Ghost White December 21 2425 YuleSolstice Christmas Sharing and giving The celebration of family hopes and dreams To be with those you love the most To shelter in the warmth of those you love As the world sleeps so we dream Together Colors Snow White Black Bright Red Bright Green Any Metals February 2 Imbolc Dreams to begin plans to start seeds to sew turning of the wheel of the year Colors Snow White Pinks Lavenders March 20 OstaraSpring Vernal Equinox Celebration of spring and the awakening of the worldnature Preparation for selfrenewal Easter falls on the first Sunday following the first full moon after Ostara Colors Light Shades of Green Blue Lavender Pink May 1 Beltane Celebrating the mother Mother Earth Celebrating the union of the god and goddess Colors Red Blue Green June 20 LithaSummer Solstice Fertility and the lovers moon Pregnancy new life awaits Colors Red Blue August 1 Lammas Festival of Lughnasadh Games and goodnatured competition Funerals the death of the corn god mourning The first harvest of the year The first Sunday after this date Cally Sunday was when the first new potatoes were lifted and eaten Favored cottage dish Colcannon Mashed new potatoes with butter or milk with cabbage onion garlic leeks and or carrots mixed in New potatoes are also eaten with sides of cabbage and bacon in some areas or with fish on the coast Colors Yellow Gold Green September 22 Mabon Fall Autumnal Equinox Balance and forgiveness for the past Purification rites Atonement Pagan Thanksgiving Day feast the second harvest Giving thanks to the powers above for the bounty provided us Colors Gold Brown Dark Green Dark Red Mon, 11 May 2009 08:56:45 MDT http://s303.photobucket.com/albums/nn153/alikram/Harvest%20Moon/?action=view&current=February2.jpg alikram <p><a href="http://s303.photobucket.com/albums/nn153/alikram/Harvest%20Moon/?action=view&current=February2.jpg" title="February2.jpg"><img src="http://th303.photobucket.com/albums/nn153/alikram/Harvest%20Moon/th_February2.jpg" alt="February2.jpg" /></a><br>Harvest Moon February - February2.jpg</p> http://i303.photobucket.com/albums/nn153/alikram/Harvest%20Moon/February2.jpg Harvest Moon February Mon, 11 May 2009 17:18:28 MDT