Heights Of Tranquillity

17/10/2025

17/10/2025

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17/10/2025

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12/10/2025

Its now the end of a fantastic holiday with Garry Wicks, Mohana Mohana hubby Roy and our mum. We have toured around to find art and music.

I have also just brought myself a new set of Tarot cards. I will post pictures later. It must mean I will be teaching Tarot soon, watch this space.

10/10/2025

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18/09/2025

18/09/2025

✨🌕 Don’t Miss the Last Full Moons of 2025! 🌕✨

As 2025 draws to a close, the night sky is gifting us with three magical full moons — each with its own beauty and story. Here’s your chance to witness the finale of this year’s lunar cycle:

🌕 October 7 – Hunter’s Moon
The first Supermoon of autumn rises big and bold, lighting up the skies. A symbol of harvest and tradition, it’s the perfect time to enjoy crisp evenings under the glowing moon.

🌕 November 7 – Beaver Moon
Known as the Brightest Moon of the year, this golden orb will shine brilliantly, illuminating late autumn nights. Historically, it marked the time to set beaver traps before rivers froze.

🌕 December 4 – Cold Moon
The final full moon of 2025, the Cold Moon, will cast its frosty glow over snowy landscapes and long winter nights. A fitting farewell to the year, it often appears extra clear and mystical in the crisp December air.

📍 Wherever you are, step outside and look up. These celestial moments remind us how magical and timeless our universe truly is.

18/09/2025

🔥 Don’t Miss the Full Hunter’s Moon – October 7, 2025 🌕

Get ready for one of autumn’s most breathtaking nights! On October 7, the Hunter’s Moon will rise in all its fiery glory — a brilliant orange full Moon glowing over crisp autumn landscapes.

🌌 Why it’s special:

The Hunter’s Moon follows the Harvest Moon, lighting up the longer October nights.

It rises earlier than usual on consecutive evenings, keeping the horizon bright and golden.

Its name comes from ancient traditions — when hunters used its light to track game before winter.

✨ Sky highlights:

The Moon’s orange hue is caused by Earth’s atmosphere scattering its light when it’s near the horizon.

Stars of Orion and Ta**us will accompany the view, while the Pleiades cluster twinkles nearby.

If skies are dark, you may even catch the glow of the Milky Way and a few meteors streaking by.

📍 When to look:

Date: October 7, 2025

Best time: Just after sunset, as the Moon rises in the east.

Tip: Find an open horizon or watch near water/forests for the most cinematic view.

🍂 Step outside, breathe the cool October air, and watch the night ignite under the Hunter’s Moon — nature’s way of marking the turning season.

18/09/2025

Beautiful buzzard!