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MotherMoon : Old Sayings and Moon Lore
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From: MSN Nickname§hêwôlf�?/nobr>  (Original Message)Sent: 1/16/2007 11:20 AM

 

To cry for the Moon is an old saying that means you are craving or demanding something that you can't have.

The word "moonshine" has two meanings. In the U.S., it means, "illegally distilled liquor," also known as "white lightning." An older meaning was "total nonsense."

A waning Moon was considered an unlucky time for a marriage or a birth.

In English, French, Italian, Latin and Greek, the Moon is feminine; but in all the Teutonic languages the Moon is masculine. In Sanskrit, the word for the Moon is mas, which is masculine.

To The Chinese, the Old Man in the Moon was Yue-lao. It was his duty to predestine the marriage of mortals. They said he tied the future husband and wife together with an invisible silk cord that never parted as long as they lived.

Although Koran expressly forbids worshipping the Sun or Moon, many Moslems still clasp their hands at the sight of a New Moon and offer a prayer.

From:

http://www.ozwicca.com/definitions.htm

Posted bt Lady of The Shadows



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