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The Celtic Calendar
The Celtic Calendar's Vine (Muin) period, roughly Sept 2nd-29th, signifies harvest, abundance, transformation, and balance, symbolizing life's interconnected, winding paths, with 'Vine people' often seen as diplomats, adaptable, and appreciative of beauty. It's one of 13 lunar-based tree signs, focusing on growth, interconnectedness (like brambles & grapes), and navigating complexities with grace, even if grapes weren't common in Ireland.
Key Aspects of the Vine Sign:
- Dates: Around September 2nd to September 29th.
- Symbolism: Fertility, transformation, interconnectedness, abundance, hidden truths, intuition, and balance.
- Characteristics: Diplomatic, empathetic, sees both sides, adaptable, seeks harmony, appreciates finer things, but must avoid excess luxury.
- Celtic Name: Muin (or fíniúin in Irish).
- Associated Concepts: Harvest time, the Autumn Equinox (Mabon), the swan (grace, transformation).
Celtic Tree Calendar Basics:
- Based on lunar cycles (28-day months), resulting in 13 tree signs.
- Popularized by Robert Graves, it connects nature's cycles and trees to human traits.
- Focuses on appreciating trees and their cultural roles, fostering a connection to nature.
In essence, the Vine month celebrates the richness of the harvest and the intricate, sometimes challenging, but beautiful journey of life, much like the twisting, spreading grapevine.
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