INTRODUCTION

I. Nature's Own
Time-Management Tool

II. The Pattern of
the Lunation Cycle

THE WAXING PHASES

STEP ONE
The New Moon

STEP TWO
The Crescent Moon

STEP THREE
The First-Quarter Moon

STEP FOUR
The Gibbous Moon

WANING PHASES

STEP FIVE
The Full Moon

STEP SIX
The Disseminating Moon

STEP SEVEN
The Third-Quarter Moon

STEP EIGHT
The Balsamic Moon

APPENDIX

What About
Void-of-Course Moon






DAY: 0 - 3.5*
PHASE ARC: 0º - 45º

Keynote: Internal Formulation of Your Lunation Plan.

The New Moon marks the start of a 29.5-day cycle, but it is just the start! The entire waxing half of the Lunation Cycle — from New Moon to Full Moon — is a time of predominately subjective, instinctual and creative activity, and the first few days following the New Moon are eminently subjective, which is affirmed by the fact that the New Moon is entirely dark. . . .



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