Posted by Michael Finkelstein | May 17th, 2011
Partnership Moon
Two weeks ago, I wrote about the significance of the Milk Moon and the importance of our relationships. Now, as we enter into the phase of the Full Moon, we…
Read MorePosted by Michael Finkelstein | May 3rd, 2011
The Milk Moon
The new moon in May is often referred to as “The Milk Moon,” which no doubt conjures up an immediate and direct correlation to a mother’s milk, the very first…
Read MorePosted by Michael Finkelstein | April 18th, 2011
Money Moon
Having just put our taxes behind us, it is the perfect time to reflect on what we’ve earned and spent this year, not just in the traditional sense of our…
Read MorePosted by Michael Finkelstein | April 3rd, 2011
Seed Moon
The new moon in April is known in certain cultures as “The Seed Moon,” which I can’t help but liken to thoughts of personal growth and investment, in more senses…
Read MorePosted by Michael Finkelstein | March 19th, 2011
Spring Moon
As we set our clocks forward and watch the days grow longer, we can now rejoice and truly step into spring. While transition is powerful and essentially consistent, one cannot deny…
Read MorePosted by Michael Finkelstein | March 4th, 2011
The Worm Moon
The new moon in March is known in certain cultures as “The Worm Moon,” which marks the onset of the long awaited spring season. It is now, after a powerful and…
Read MorePosted by Michael Finkelstein | February 18th, 2011
Temptation Moon
As we ease into the latter part of February, we embark on a time of year when we are most tempted to peer into the moderately near future and seek the…
Read MorePosted by Michael Finkelstein | February 3rd, 2011
The Moon When Trees Pop
The new moon in February is known in certain cultures as “The Moon When Trees Pop,” which gives way to a very valuable analogy for respecting forces that we are…
Read MorePosted by Michael Finkelstein | January 19th, 2011
Cabin Fever Moon
Amid the deep snows and dark months in the middle of winter, you may notice yourself or people around you starting to get sick of the season. You may hear people…
Read MorePosted by Michael Finkelstein | January 4th, 2011
Ice Moon
Looking at the cultural names for the new moon in January, it is hard not to notice a common theme of dormancy or stillness in terms such as “Cold Moon,”…
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