In the dark night, the sturgeon moon hangs only in the sky above the dark ferocious sea. The light from the lighthouse wipes its pale flashes from the rock on the far shore, over the flashy waves every few seconds. Read on "STURGEON MOON"
WAXING MOON
Tonight I could see another moon from my balcony for a long time. She is beautiful to see, rather diffuse and vaguely surrounded by a wreath of light. Time for the camera and some reflection. Read on "Washing Moon"
PINK MOON
This moon isn't really pink. The term Pink Moon originates in Indian civilization in North America. This full moon is named after moss pink or creeping phlox, known to us as one of the seven types of flame flower. It's one of the first wild spring flowers in North America.
BRIGHT LIGHT
Often when I look at the mysterious moon I am amazed at her bright light. Or rather how bright and even bright the white light it reflects, after all, it does not shine, but reflects sunlight towards the earth. How can a stone surface reflect sunlight so brightly over such distances? Read on "BELIEVE LIGHT"
SPECIFIC SERVICE RULES
Sorry, due to lack of staff and lack of maintenance, we have to inform you that from now on an indeterminate schedule will enter into force for the moon. Read on "AUTHORIZED SERVICE RULES"
THE MOON AND CARL JUNG
"One is not enlightened by imagining all kinds of images of light, but by becoming aware of one's own inner darkness" is a telling and characteristic statement of the Swiss psychiatrist who died in 1961 and great thinker Carl Gustaf Jung. Read on "DE MOON AND CARL JUNG"
MOON ROMANCE
Who doesn't remember that maybe the first girl you were really in love with when you were young? Sitting in the moonlight together at night was a dream, the perfect dream and was a very romantic moment. Read on "A MOON ROMANCE"
MOONROCK
After the cheese story in my previous blog, now here a little harder proof that the moon is made of rock. There is much more insight into the rocks of the moon through the American Apollo space travel to the moon. Read on "MOWER INTEREST"
INQUIRY
That the moon isn't cheese. In ancient times, apparently a lot of earthlings thought that when they looked at the moon, it was made of cheese. This is a romantic idea, just like the man in the moon, when the American lunar landings begin, in the early seventies of the last century, which everyone with a television set can follow live in the Netherlands in those days. Read on "THE INQUIRY HAS BEEN EXPRESSED..."
MOON GODDESSES
There are a lot of moon gods, or I'd rather say: There have been many worships of the moon, starting with natural peoples and nomads in the form of supernatural women. When the hunter became collectors farmers, they took the sun as their god. Read on "MOON GODDESSES'
