Moon

We're just like, yo, dear moon.

A little howling? No, it's genderless, man, Mr.

Moon.

We're in a world of Wiccans and goddesses.

It'd be like Ms. Goddess Moon.

You know, fill us up.

Fill us up with health, wealth, happiness, and love.

To the mission people, right? So absolutely.

And there is Dark Side of the Moon, Pink Floyd, right? Can't make this stuff up.

So I feel, yeah, let's look at the cards and ask what we need to know.

But I was getting that this year there was going to be some big intel about the moon.

I think we were almost satiated completely by just the metaphysical chi that was emitting from the planet.

And I think a key element of the Saturn-Moon matrix is... then allowing us to then have to eat meat.

Because this is a controversial kind of topic about this, but how I perceive it is in the current time space we're in now, I believe that you have to eat meat to be healthy.

There's just stuff that's in there that in this density, you have to, it's not like a shame, blame, guilt sort of thing I'm imposing on it.

Okay, so the medieval belief was that there's no such thing as an independent planet revolving around the sun or revolving around the earth.

What is it that allows the moon, for example, to go around our planet? It's not that the Moon is this big ball that is suspended in air, because people thought that if there was just this ball suspended in air and it wasn't being held by anything, it would just fall.

That was the medieval belief.

So what the great thinkers of centuries ago concluded was that the Moon must be embedded within this large sphere that we can't see and it's this sphere that is just imagine for example you um you have this um beach ball that's made out of clear plastic, okay? A transparent plastic beach ball.

And you draw little stars on the surface of the beach ball, and then you rotate the beach ball.

That's how the earlier scientists or philosophers believed that the celestial bodies move through the heavens.

Okay.

What's the harvest moon? We're just going down this question rabbit hole, folks.

Moon's so

bright.

It makes your plants grow overnight.

aren't we? Yes, we are.

So the hunter's moon comes from Native American northern hemisphere traditions with fields cleared after the autumn harvest.

Moonlight made it easy for hunters to spot deer and other animals that had fattened up over the summer.

Cool.

Right, well, I think to finish the first part of the show, we're going to revisit our current Band of the Moon.

And those of you who've been listening to the previous shows this month will know it is the rather wonderful, the excellent Frost.

So we're going to go back to their second album, Experiments in Mass Appeal, where they brought in Dec Burke.

with steve and lou

okay folks here we are in the middle section we finished the first part of the show, with a longish track from the Mighty Frost, their very last time with us as Band

of the Moon.

Obviously, there'll be a new Band of the Month next week on the 1st of November.

Or to express frustration or disbelief in someone's behavior.

You're just barking at the moon, buddy.

Moon don't give a care.

You're a dog.

I knew it was something like that.

So anyway, let's start the show officially here, shall we? The moon is 99.7% full.

It's a full moon.

Yeah, I think it's called the Hunter's Moon.

Welcome to Mindful Monday, where we get our minds right for the week by setting positive intentions to honor our mind and body through meditation, prayer, and affirmation as we step unapologetically into our week, being on purpose with our power, wisdom, truth, and faith.

We open this week with a full Taurus, Moon conjunct Chiron, opposite Sun and Scorpio, exactly square Pluto and Aquarius as of 12-12 this morning.

The celestial influences are powered by a fixed sign trifecta, Scorpio, Taurus, and Aquarius, asking us what would our lives look like if we were truly rooted in our purpose, living our lives with a commitment to ourselves and our highest good.

The gift is to look at those places in our lives where we need to make changes in addition to reframing all aspects of our lives to let what we truly want become more important than survival.

First of all, tech mogul Elon Musk, who founded SpaceX in 2002, its Starship rocket, which is more than 400 feet tall when fully stacked, reached orbit on September 28th for the first time since testing began more than three years ago.

Most industry observers expect Starship, designed for accrued missions to the Moon and Mars, could launch one more time this year.

Musk also said Starship's next launch, its 15th test flight overall, could be the first for SpaceX attempts to return an upper stage to the launch site for the first time.

Another big question mark is, will Blue Origin be able to resume launches of its New Glenn rocket after the launch vehicle exploded in May in Florida, heavily damaging the surrounding launch pad? Blue Origin, which Amazon billionaire Jeff Bezos founded in 2000, has worked to clean up and repair the launch pad at Cape Canaveral Air Force Space Force Station.