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Shared Teachings from Samantha Doxtater:September ~ Seskehko:wa (Tie of Much Freshness, Leaves Not Green)
Full Moon Names: Yeyenthokwas Wenhni:tare - Harvest Moon, Full Corn Moon, Plum Moon, Calves Grow Hair Moon, Earth Moon
Havest Moon & Ceremony: the full moon closest to the September Equinox and time to harvest corn. The Fall Equinox is start of fall in the Northern Hemisphere and spring in the Southern Hemisphere. Days become shorter than nights as the sun continues to rise later and nightfall arrives earlier.
Stars and the fire within us ~ Yukwatsistay
Shared from the 13 moons of Creation:
Falling Leaves Moon ~ Biinaakwe Giizis
"Under the tenth moon, all of creation puts on their most beautiful display of colours, making a beautiful shawl for Mother Earth. Under this moon, we become aware of the miracles of creation and reflect on what creations, experiences and teachings make up pur own beautiful shawl" - Jennifer Luxmore-Begin
Our gathering will be Sunday September 27th, 2026
7:00 pm
Location: Oakville Museum, 8 Navy St
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8 Navy St, Oakville, ON L6J 2Y5, Canada
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