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Sunday, March 3, 2024

Med-Moura is coming, what are your plans?

Dear Reader,

Med-Moura is a break in the discipline and fasting of Moura. It is a time for the celebration of mother of all sort and of spiritual leadership. We pause in the austerity of Moura to look around and see the beauty left in the world and the wonders that remain despite Our Lady's journey into the Darkness. And we give thanks. This is by no means a bacchanal and a time of wild delight. We are still encouraged to maintain self-discipline and to prepare for the Holy day of Kala, when the Daughter dies and her body is desecrated by being hung as an ornament on the World Pillar. We are exhorted to prepare ourselves for Hiatus, the time when all is spiritually void of meaning and prepare to pray to Marya to rescue her Daughter Anna from absolute oblivion.

Because it is a leap year, here in the northern hemisphere, Med-Moura falls on March 4th. If you can, today, gather your elements for your celebration and take time to put them up late in the evening this way you can wake to Med-Moura's delights. And then take them down and place them in a safe place until next year. Through Med-Moura, we breath relief that all has not flown into the outer darkness of chaos and Khear. And we gird ourselves for the challenges of the upcoming weeks. 

1 comment:

  1. Hi,
    I have a question: last January on the 22 (I remember the date because it’s so important to me), before university class I prayed that if there is a divine counterpart of myself in the afterlife then the word goddess be said in class. Later that class a classmate of mine’s phone went off playing hozier’s take me to church and the lyrics: “keep the goddess on my side played.” I don’t think there is a divine counterpart to me but I was wondering if that spirit/deity could be an unknown deity and could have created only me and my girlfriend. I ask because we’ve had similar experiences and we’re wondering if it created us and only will have created us. We think the spirit (or possibly deity) that has been contacting us may be the same spirit/deity. Is it possible if a deity could have created only 2 people ever?

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