​Day Three Adventure: Stargaze
Don’t be afraid of what you’ll see in the dark…

Stargazing~ My fascination with the moon began in my early childhood. My Mother tells the story of my great-grandfather holding me in his arms and each time he would look away from me I would reach for his cheek, look him directly in the eyes and simply say…. MOON.

Ah the moon belongs to everyone
The best things in life they're free
Stars belong to everyone
They cling there for you and for me ~ Sam Cooke 

Grab your WalkAbout Wild Kit and head to a field, as far from city lights as you can. Where you have an unobstructed view of the night sky. Make yourself as comfortable as you can making sure there is nothing that will steal your peace. Close your eyes, take a  long slow relaxing breath, and now slowly open your eyes to the magic of the night sky.  Is the moon new, full, waning or waxing? Do you see the Big Dipper? Little Dipper? What about the seven sisters? Perhaps a shooting star or a comet. Maybe you have a visit from fireflies which remind us of the importance of internal character and the light from the firefly represents hope, guidance, inspiration and awakening. They ask us to listen to our hearts and return to our true natural state.
Stay here for at least 30 minutes connecting with the earths energy, the moons energy and
the light and wisdom of the fireflies.

WalkAbout Wild journal prompt:
​ What did it feel like looking at the stars?
What did it make you think about our universe?
Did your energy change?

​Pose of the Day: Stargazer
A balance of strength and flexibility opens our hearts to the profound mystery of the night sky.
Benefits of the pose: Lovely heart and side body opener. Helps align and open the First, Second and Third Chakras.

How to Stargaze:
​Begin in knee to nose pose on the right side.
Plant left hand behind left hip. Stack shoulder over wrist.
Spiral gaze and heart to sky and search for the stars.

​ "A tree reaches below the surface to gather strength for stargazing"
​~ Dolly Parton

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