Under the Same Moon: Full Moon

​The full moon lands two days before Thanksgiving this year, and I can't think of better timing.

​A new moon is for planting. A full moon is for looking at what grew. This one is called the Beaver Moon, a name that comes from the time of year when beavers finish storing food and settle in for winter. It feels like a good night to notice what we've gathered, too.

​We'll spend about half an hour together, talking about what the moon is doing, and then we'll sit with a few quiet questions about what you're grateful for and what you're ready to set down before the year closes.

​Bring a notebook, a warm drink, or nothing at all. You don't need to know anything about astrology to be here. I'm a beginner too.

​Whoever you are, wherever you're watching from, there's a seat for you.

​Same moon, wherever you are.