THE DARK MOON
is a sacred time for the Strigoi Vii, during the period
where there is no reflection of sunlight on the moon's surface. The Dark Moon phase lasts approximately three days, and occurs between the last visible sign of the waning moon, and first appearance of the new crescent moon. This period of absolute dark is highly suitable for nightside applications.
During the Dark Moon phase, ethereal and astral energies can be more easily harnessed and manipulated. This is excellent time for communion with the Strigoi Morte and with the Dragon.
For many, the Dark Moon represents a period between life and
death, a time of solitude, darkness, and self-contemplation. In Khem, or Ancient Egypt, periods such as this were known as the Hours of Tuat, when the sun god would enter the underworld and make his passage alone and in darkness before emerging with life once again.
The dark moon also represents the darkest aspects goddesses of Lilith, Hecate and Kali, mothers of the vampire mythology. From the perspective of the Outer mysteries this reflects a time of personal contemplation, soul searching and solitude from the mundane…
Most Strigoi Vii prefer to spend the time of the dark moon in absolute solitude and restful quiet, a pause to reflect before resuming ones regular
plans and activities. Beyond the Dark Moon there are for major festivals are the Long Night, the Long Day, the Twilight Festival and the Dragon Festival.
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