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November 24, 2025 (Gregorian calendar/Day 327)
Monday, 15 Hidar 2018 (Ethiopian calendar/3rd month)
Marpaˀīym (Marpeim) םיאפרמ 2 (Enochian calendar/9th month/Remedies of plants)
November 20, 2025 (International Fixed calendar)
Overtone Moon 5, Gamma 10 (13 Moon calendar/waxing crescent moon)
~ Overtone Peacock Moon of Radiance, November 15th – December 12th
Elder Moon: November 24 – December 23 (Celtic 13 month calendar/13th month)
Day 5, 9th lunation at 14-21%, 6012 (lunisolar calendar)
13.0.13.2.1 6 Imix 19 Keh (Mayan Long Count calendar)
Celebrate Your Unique Talent Day, in 1877 – Black Beauty Published

Elder Moon: November 24 – December 23
(Celtic 13 month calendar/13th month)

Dreams that are acknowledged during the Elder Moon
will be blessed with the power to come true.

The winter solstice has passed, and the Elder moon is a time of endings. Although the Elder can be damaged easily, it recovers quickly and springs back to life, corresponding to the approaching New Year.

~ called Ruish by the Celts (pronounced roo-esh), the month of Elder is a good time for workings related to creativity and renewal
~ a time of beginnings and endings, births and deaths, and rejuvenation
~ elder is also said to protect against demons and other negative entities
The 13 Months of the Celtic Tree Calendar

~ The Elder Moon is the last month in the cycle of the 13 Celtic months
~  it indicates the renewal of energy and the continuous journey of the soul towards greater happiness and understanding

Annual evaluation:
~ the Elder Moon is a time to bring a halt to habit-forming patterns that have been restricting your growth, so that you may heal and move on
~ evaluate what you have learned during the past year and give yourself time to work out what you really want from life

~ the elder tree’s ability to recover when damaged has made it a symbol of regeneration since ancient times and for this reason it was used in burial rites in British longbarrows (an ancient style of grave)
Elder Moon: Celtic Tree Calendar – Sarah Wayt

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