Today we celebrate the end of summer and the beginning of autumn.
This sacred day has roman origins.
"The Sun, Luna and Sol
Embrace each other in an embrace of light,
And the eye of love looks with an eye of divine."
“The Sun is mine, Sol is mine,
But Luna is mine, too,
Now I have, the Moon, two little ones,
And the third, Sol, is mine too.
From their clasp, the treasures for my glory
Are brought in secret,
O, Heavenly Ones!”
"The Sun, Luna and Sol
Embrace each other in an embrace of light,
And the eye of love looks with an eye of divine."
“The Sun is mine, Sol is mine,
But Luna is mine, too,
Now I have, the Moon, two little ones,
And the third, Sol, is mine too.
From their clasp, the treasures for my glory
Are brought in secret,
O, Heavenly Ones!”
The Sun and the Moon,
Foretold in scripture by Sibylline oracle,
Are by the heavens bound up in love,
And when they visit together in the sky,
Then mortals should rejoice.
— English translation by H.T. RAINER (1475-1542)
Church of Starry Wisdom
Hymn to Cernunnos.
The moon rocks Cernunnos
Bones to Bless the land.
Cernunnos the ancient primal god.
Blesses the primal world,
Gestures on the zodiac,
Halls in the sky,
To the moon and sun.
Sun and Moon never sets,
Cernunnos rings the cuckoo,
He steals in the night.
Now wakes to ancient beat.
A sermon to autumn.
We welcome the new season now upon us. Autumn has always been an important part of society.
When all the greens turn red and yellow and nature prepares itself for rest. A time of reflection and a time of gathering.
As we think back on all the changes that have come our way this past year, we can take a lesson from nature. This is a time when nature gets ready for winter, a time of reflection, and a time of rest.
As we all look back on the past year, it is very difficult to come to any conclusions.
We know it was a tough year, and yet many things have changed. Things that are changing now,
and things that will be changing before too long. We just don't know how they will turn out.
- Church of starry wisdom.
"O Star of Starry Wisdom!
Whose light in the heavens is brighter than the sun and whose rays penetrate
the darkest shadows of the night.
O Star of Starry Wisdom!
Whose light in the heavens is brighter than the sun and whose rays penetrate
the darkest shadows of the night.
O Star of Starry Wisdom!
Whose light in the heavens is brighter than the sun and whose rays penetrate
the darkest shadows of the night.
O Star of Starry Wisdom!
Whose light in the heavens is brighter than the sun and whose rays penetrate
the darkest shadows of the night.