05/09/2024
Special occasion to observe Venus and moon.
Cycles are really interesting to study, and historically there were many beliefs around them. It is super cool to know that civilisations and ancestors have brought these teachings from generations. These teachings can be still experienced with indigenous communities.
This close proximity interaction is called Astro conjunctions.
Where two or more celestial bodies come in close contact to drive certain forces certain way.
Ancient astrology says, this conjunctions depicts moments of heightened emotional harmonies, beauty and close interactions of relations. Moon holds emotions and instincts and Venus holds attractions, live and beauty. This time was often looked as to focus on things one truly care.
It is also known as a good time for seasonal hunting and tribe gatherings or socials o community rituals.
Many First Nations groups in Australia align their ceremonies with celestial events. A conjunction of the Moon and Venus might be interpreted as an important moment to observe the harmony of nature or as a cue for ceremonial practices that align with seasonal or ecological changes.
- In **Wiradjuri culture**, the Moon (called **Biamban**) represents a man who often seeks after women, and Venus, sometimes seen as a Morning or Evening Star, could represent a part of the relationship stories involving celestial beings. These stories offer important lessons, often related to morality, relationships, and cycles of life.
The conjunction might be a reminder of balance, harmony, and unity within the natural world, teaching lessons about how humans should interact with each other and with nature.
