Indian Legend  

Posted by Stan Harrington

The year is divided by twelve months, during each month there is a Full Moon. In those months that contain two full moons. The second full moon is called a "Blue Moon" and normally occurs in the month of May. Although considered rare, it does occur once about every three years.

The American Indians of the Northeast region of the United States and as far west as the Central United States, Indian tribes tracked time by the full moon and had a name for each full moon phase.

The full moon that we will witness today, January 3rd is called the "Full Wolf Moon", the description according to Indian folklore is as follows: "Amid the zero cold and deep snow of midwinter, the wolf packs howled hungrily outside Indian villages." This moon was also called the "Old Moon", "Moon After Yule". In some tribes it was known as the "Full Snow Moon" which is also the name of the full moon that will occur on February 2nd.

Keeping this folklore as part of our lives, I would expect to here that the "Wolf Clan" showed up in the front yard of the "Buffalo Clan" and under the guidance of the full moon, all of them start howling in unison until the "Buffalo Clan" responds, the neighbors respond, or the police respond. In the event of harassment, plead your case for freedom of speech and that you cannot be inhibited from expressing your Indian Traditional rights.

For your personal celebrations the following Full Moon signs are used:

February 2nd "Full Snow Moon"
March 3rd: "Full Worm Moon"
April 2nd: "Full Pink Moon"
May 2nd: "Full Flower Moon"
May 31st: "Full Blue Moon"
June 30th: Full Strawberry Moon"
July 29th: "Full Buck Moon"
August 28th: "Full Sturgeon Moon"
September 26th: "Full Harvest Moon"
October 26th: "Full Hunter's Moon"
November 24th: "Full Beaver Moon"**
December 23rd: "Full Cold Moon"

**By coincidence, Ranger Bill's birthday is November 19th - perhaps that is his fascination and frequent layovers in Beaver, Utah as he crosses our great nation in his 18 Wheeler.

As the "Grand Master" (I had another vision)I will be declaring by Proclamation the Celebration of "Full Blue Moon" on May 31, 2007. Information pertaining to such will be forthcoming as the "vision" becomes clear to me under the phase of the "Full Flower Moon"

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3 comments

Oh, yeah! I am the first to leave a comment...can not wait till your vision becomes clearer...nice story hough.

1/3/07, 12:38 AM

Good info, master. Although all moons are named interesting enough, the November moon seems to have a nice ring to it. Waiting for the rest of your vision is a lot like an old story of Joseph Smith. Have you fallen and hit your head?

1/3/07, 5:19 AM

I saw a full moon the other day, in the rear window
of a Ford stationwagon, dont recall if it was blue or not.

1/8/07, 1:45 PM

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