{"cards":[{"n":1,"title":"Meet the Moon","tagline":"A companion worth getting to know.","group":"Foundations","question":"What do you already notice?","blocks":[{"h":"THE SKY","k":"sky","t":"The Moon is Earth’s natural satellite, about 239,000 miles away on average. It is a rocky world, marked by ancient impacts and lava plains. [03]"},{"h":"WELCOME TO MOONWASHED","k":"ours","t":"Welcome to Moonwashed Apothecary. Let curiosity lead as you get to know the Moon, explore its stories, and make a little room for wonder. Come as you are."},{"h":"TRY TONIGHT","k":"ours","t":"Look up, or open a lunar image. Describe three things without interpreting them. Then give this evening a name of your own."}],"src":["03"]},{"n":2,"title":"Borrowed Light","tagline":"The shape changes. The Moon stays whole.","group":"Foundations","question":"What changes when your view changes?","blocks":[{"h":"THE SKY","k":"sky","t":"Moonlight is reflected sunlight. Outside an eclipse, the Sun lights roughly half the Moon. We see changing portions of that half as it orbits Earth. A phase cycle lasts about 29.5 days. [01]"},{"h":"THE SYMBOL","k":"ours","t":"Our Moonwashed reading: a changing appearance does not make you incomplete. A quieter season can still belong to a whole life."},{"h":"TRY TONIGHT","k":"ours","t":"Hold a ball under one lamp. Walk around the ball and notice how the lit portion looks different. Your viewpoint creates the phase."}],"src":["01"]},{"n":3,"title":"New Moon","tagline":"Begin before you feel ready.","group":"Phases","question":"What deserves a beginning?","blocks":[{"h":"THE SKY","k":"sky","t":"At new moon, the sunlit side faces away from Earth. The Moon is near the Sun in our sky and is usually invisible. [02]"},{"h":"MOONWASHED / BEGIN","k":"ours","t":"A blank page, a chosen direction. In this deck, new moon means permission to start small, without a polished plan."},{"h":"TRY THIS CYCLE","k":"ours","t":"Write one intention and one action you can take within two days. Make the action tiny enough to actually do."}],"src":["02"]},{"n":4,"title":"Waxing Crescent","tagline":"Small is a perfectly good start.","group":"Phases","question":"What needs a little tending?","blocks":[{"h":"THE SKY","k":"sky","t":"A thin illuminated crescent grows after new moon. Waxing means the visible sunlit portion is increasing. [02]"},{"h":"MOONWASHED / TEND","k":"ours","t":"Our crescent theme is care: feeding a beginning rather than demanding instant proof that it will succeed."},{"h":"TRY THIS CYCLE","k":"ours","t":"Choose one practical resource your intention needs: time, information, support, or a clearer boundary. Give it that resource."}],"src":["02"]},{"n":5,"title":"First Quarter","tagline":"Half lit. Fully in motion.","group":"Phases","question":"What is your next brave choice?","blocks":[{"h":"THE SKY","k":"sky","t":"First quarter is one quarter of the way through the phase cycle. Half the visible lunar disk is illuminated. [02]"},{"h":"MOONWASHED / CHOOSE","k":"ours","t":"Moonwashed pairs this phase with agency. A decision can be useful even when you cannot see the whole road."},{"h":"TRY THIS CYCLE","k":"ours","t":"Name one obstacle. Divide a page into within my control and outside my control. Act on one item in the first column."}],"src":["02"]},{"n":6,"title":"Waxing Gibbous","tagline":"Refine it. You do not have to perfect it.","group":"Phases","question":"What needs an adjustment?","blocks":[{"h":"THE SKY","k":"sky","t":"Gibbous means more than half the visible disk is illuminated. A waxing gibbous Moon is growing toward full. [02]"},{"h":"MOONWASHED / REFINE","k":"ours","t":"Our symbol is the work in progress: a chance to adjust the plan without abandoning yourself."},{"h":"TRY THIS CYCLE","k":"ours","t":"Review your intention. Keep one part that works. Change one part that does not. Let good enough count as movement."}],"src":["02"]},{"n":7,"title":"Full Moon","tagline":"Take up your share of the sky.","group":"Phases","question":"What are you ready to acknowledge?","blocks":[{"h":"THE SKY","k":"sky","t":"At full moon, the Moon is opposite the Sun in our sky. Its Earth-facing side is sunlit; it rises around sunset. [01]"},{"h":"MOONWASHED / WITNESS","k":"ours","t":"In this deck, fullness invites recognition: joy, effort, a truth you can finally name. Visibility is an option, never an obligation."},{"h":"TRY THIS CYCLE","k":"ours","t":"List three things you have done or survived. Read one aloud, privately or with someone who celebrates you."}],"src":["01"]},{"n":8,"title":"Waning Gibbous","tagline":"Let the lesson travel.","group":"Phases","question":"What can you share freely?","blocks":[{"h":"THE SKY","k":"sky","t":"After full moon, the illuminated portion decreases. Waning gibbous is still more than half lit, but shrinking in appearance. [02]"},{"h":"MOONWASHED / SHARE","k":"ours","t":"Our theme is integration: carrying experience into ordinary life and offering knowledge without giving away all your energy."},{"h":"TRY THIS CYCLE","k":"ours","t":"Write one lesson from this cycle. Send it to a willing friend, save it for yourself, or turn it into a small act of care."}],"src":["02"]},{"n":9,"title":"Last Quarter","tagline":"Your no can make room for your yes.","group":"Phases","question":"What no longer needs your energy?","blocks":[{"h":"THE SKY","k":"sky","t":"Also called third quarter, this phase shows half the visible disk illuminated. It rises around midnight and sets around midday. [01]"},{"h":"MOONWASHED / RELEASE","k":"ours","t":"Moonwashed pairs this phase with boundaries. Letting go can mean revising a commitment rather than making a dramatic exit."},{"h":"TRY THIS CYCLE","k":"ours","t":"Choose one manageable no. Draft a clear sentence: I cannot take that on. You do not need a ceremonial explanation."}],"src":["01"]},{"n":10,"title":"Waning Crescent","tagline":"Rest belongs in the cycle.","group":"Phases","question":"What can wait?","blocks":[{"h":"THE SKY","k":"sky","t":"Before new moon, only a thin sunlit crescent remains visible. Look for it before sunrise, away from the Sun. [01]"},{"h":"MOONWASHED / REST","k":"ours","t":"Our final phase theme is enoughness. Your worth does not depend on constant output, growth, or visibility."},{"h":"TRY THIS CYCLE","k":"ours","t":"Put one nonessential task down. Sit comfortably for a minute and finish this sentence: Tonight, enough looks like..."}],"src":["01"]},{"n":11,"title":"Gravity & Tides","tagline":"The pull is real. The metaphor is yours.","group":"Skywatch","question":"Where do you feel an ebb and flow?","blocks":[{"h":"THE SKY","k":"sky","t":"Differences in the Moon’s gravitational pull help create ocean tides. The Sun contributes too. Spring tides occur near new and full moons; neap tides near quarter moons. Local coastlines change the details. [04]"},{"h":"THE SYMBOL","k":"ours","t":"Moonwashed borrows ebb and flow as a metaphor for attention and effort. Ocean physics does not, by itself, establish that lunar phases control your emotions."},{"h":"TRY TONIGHT","k":"ours","t":"Draw two waves. Label one what replenishes me and the other what drains me. Choose one practical adjustment."}],"src":["04"]},{"n":12,"title":"Eclipse & Blood Moon","tagline":"A shadow show, not a verdict.","group":"Skywatch","question":"What does a pause reveal?","blocks":[{"h":"THE SKY","k":"sky","t":"A lunar eclipse happens when a full Moon crosses Earth’s shadow. During totality, sunlight filtered through Earth’s atmosphere can make it look reddish. The orbit’s tilt prevents an eclipse every month. [05]"},{"h":"THE SYMBOL","k":"ours","t":"Our eclipse prompt is perspective. You may mark an eclipse with stillness; you do not have to interpret it as an omen or perform a ritual."},{"h":"LOOK SAFELY","k":"sky","t":"Lunar eclipses are safe to view directly. Solar eclipses need special viewing precautions. Keep the two events distinct. [05]"}],"src":["05"]},{"n":13,"title":"Supermoon","tagline":"Closer does not mean compulsory.","group":"Skywatch","question":"What deserves a closer look?","blocks":[{"h":"THE SKY","k":"sky","t":"Supermoon is an informal name commonly used for a full Moon near perigee, its closest approach to Earth. It can appear somewhat larger and brighter than a full Moon near apogee, the farthest point. [06]"},{"h":"THE SYMBOL","k":"ours","t":"Moonwashed uses closeness as a reminder to pay attention. A bigger-looking Moon does not create an obligation to manifest harder or make a major decision."},{"h":"TRY TONIGHT","k":"ours","t":"Choose one ordinary thing to examine closely: a leaf, a familiar face, a sentence you wrote. Describe a detail you usually miss."}],"src":["06"]},{"n":14,"title":"Blue & Black Moons","tagline":"Calendar curiosities. Extra permission.","group":"Skywatch","question":"What would you do with a bonus beginning?","blocks":[{"h":"THE CALENDAR","k":"sky","t":"A monthly blue moon is the second full Moon in one calendar month. A seasonal blue moon is the third full Moon in a season with four. One use of black moon means a second new Moon in a month. [09]"},{"h":"THE SYMBOL","k":"ours","t":"These names are conventions, not new lunar phases. Blue moon usually says nothing about color. Our bonus-Moon theme is a second chance, freely chosen."},{"h":"TRY TONIGHT","k":"ours","t":"Return to an intention you abandoned. Decide whether to restart, reshape, or retire it. All three count."}],"src":["09"]},{"n":15,"title":"Earthshine","tagline":"Even the dim part can receive light.","group":"Skywatch","question":"Who reflects care back to you?","blocks":[{"h":"THE SKY","k":"sky","t":"Sometimes a crescent’s dark-looking portion glows faintly. Sunlight reflected off Earth illuminates that part of the Moon. This is earthshine. [01]"},{"h":"THE SYMBOL","k":"ours","t":"Our reading is reciprocity: light can arrive indirectly. Being supported does not make your own light less yours."},{"h":"TRY TONIGHT","k":"ours","t":"Name someone whose care reaches you quietly. Thank them in a way that feels natural, or write a private note about what their support makes possible."}],"src":["01"]},{"n":16,"title":"The Far Side","tagline":"Unseen does not mean absent.","group":"Skywatch","question":"What can you keep just for yourself?","blocks":[{"h":"THE SKY","k":"sky","t":"The Moon turns once on its axis in the time it takes to orbit Earth, keeping roughly the same face toward us. Its far side receives sunlight too. Far side does not mean permanently dark. [07]"},{"h":"THE SYMBOL","k":"ours","t":"Moonwashed reads this as a boundary: privacy can be healthy and intentional. You do not owe everyone a full account of your interior life."},{"h":"TRY TONIGHT","k":"ours","t":"Choose one thought or project to keep private for now. Write what would make it feel safe to share later, if ever."}],"src":["07"]},{"n":17,"title":"A World of Marks","tagline":"The Moon has a history written on it.","group":"Skywatch","question":"What story do your marks tell?","blocks":[{"h":"THE SKY","k":"sky","t":"Dark lunar maria are ancient lava plains in impact basins. Bright highlands and impact craters record other chapters of the Moon’s history. The seas are rock, not open water. [03]"},{"h":"THE SYMBOL","k":"ours","t":"Our Moonwashed metaphor: a mark can be part of a story without becoming the whole story. You choose what your experiences mean to you."},{"h":"TRY TONIGHT","k":"ours","t":"Sketch the Moon’s patches without naming them. Then invent a shape or creature you see there. Keep your imaginative map beside the factual one."}],"src":["03"]},{"n":18,"title":"Moonspotting","tagline":"You do not have to wait for midnight.","group":"Skywatch","question":"What can you notice in plain sight?","blocks":[{"h":"THE SKY","k":"sky","t":"The Moon is often visible in daylight. Its appearance is oriented differently with location and viewing angle; these phase illustrations use a Northern Hemisphere reference. [01]"},{"h":"LOOK CLOSER","k":"sky","t":"Your eyes are enough to start. Binoculars reveal terrain. Near the terminator, the boundary between lunar day and night, long shadows make mountains and craters easier to see. [08]"},{"h":"TRY THIS WEEK","k":"ours","t":"Find the Moon on two different days. Sketch its lit portion. Never point binoculars or a telescope toward the Sun."}],"src":["01","08"]},{"n":19,"title":"A Moon by Any Name","tagline":"Names tell you about the namer.","group":"Lore","question":"What would your own season be called?","blocks":[{"h":"THE CALENDAR","k":"sky","t":"Wolf, Pink, and Strawberry are familiar names in popular English-language moon calendars. Harvest Moon means the full Moon nearest the autumnal equinox. Names vary across cultures, places, and traditions. [10]"},{"h":"READ WITH CARE","k":"note","t":"A monthly name is not a separate phase or a special physical power. This deck does not present one naming list as a universal Indigenous tradition."},{"h":"TRY TONIGHT","k":"ours","t":"Name this cycle after something you actually notice where you live. Desert Wind Moon or Patio Bloom Moon? Call it your own invention."}],"src":["10"]},{"n":20,"title":"Selene’s Moon","tagline":"A goddess, a chariot, a story.","group":"Lore","question":"What image makes the night feel alive?","blocks":[{"h":"THE STORY","k":"trad","t":"Selene is a moon goddess in Greek mythology. A Roman sarcophagus at The Met, made in the early third century CE, shows her stepping from a chariot to visit the sleeping Endymion. [11]"},{"h":"THE MEANING","k":"trad","t":"This object documents a particular myth and its use in Roman art. Moonwashed offers the image as a doorway into storytelling, not as a universal account of lunar divinity."},{"h":"TRY TONIGHT","k":"ours","t":"Imagine the Moon arriving at your window. Write its opening line in a story. Give it a voice that surprises you."}],"src":["11"]},{"n":21,"title":"Chang’e & the Moon","tagline":"One sky can hold many stories.","group":"Lore","question":"Which stories did you grow up under?","blocks":[{"h":"THE STORY","k":"trad","t":"In the Smithsonian’s telling for the Chinese Moon Festival, Chang’e drinks an elixir of immortality and rises to the Moon. The story also features her husband, the archer Hou Yi. [12]"},{"h":"THE CONTEXT","k":"trad","t":"This is one telling within a living cultural tradition. Learning a story does not make it interchangeable with a different culture’s deity or ceremony."},{"h":"TRY TONIGHT","k":"ours","t":"Ask someone willing to share about a moon story or seasonal custom they know. Listen for what it means to them, rather than turning it into a rule for everyone."}],"src":["12"]},{"n":22,"title":"The Astrological Moon","tagline":"A symbolic language for the inner life.","group":"Lore","question":"What helps you feel at home in yourself?","blocks":[{"h":"THE TRADITION","k":"trad","t":"In contemporary Western astrology, the Moon is associated with emotions, instinct, memory, and nurturing. A moon sign describes its zodiac position in an astrological chart. [13]"},{"h":"KEEP THE DISTINCTION","k":"note","t":"This is an interpretive belief system. An association in astrology does not establish that the Moon causes your feelings or determines your personality."},{"h":"TRY TONIGHT","k":"ours","t":"Use the symbolism as a question: What helps me feel secure? Answer from your actual experience. You can explore the metaphor without adopting the prediction."}],"src":["13"]},{"n":23,"title":"Modern Moon Magic","tagline":"A living practice with many voices.","group":"Lore","question":"What makes a moment feel sacred to you?","blocks":[{"h":"THE PRACTICE","k":"trad","t":"Circle Craft practitioner Selena Fox describes greeting the rising full Moon, meditating in moonlight, and Drawing Down the Moon as a connection with lunar divinity. Practices differ across Wiccan traditions. [14]"},{"h":"MAKE IT YOURS","k":"ours","t":"Our exercises are original invitations, not replicas of a lineage’s ceremony. Explore spiritually, symbolically, or simply with curiosity."},{"h":"TRY TONIGHT","k":"ours","t":"Sit comfortably and notice the light around you. Choose one word for how you want to meet the evening. No special equipment required."}],"src":["14"]},{"n":24,"title":"A Feminist Moon","tagline":"Your power does not need permission.","group":"Lore","question":"What does shared power look like?","blocks":[{"h":"THE TRADITION","k":"trad","t":"Reclaiming’s Principles of Unity connect witchcraft with personal spiritual authority, inclusive feminism, shared power, and social and environmental justice. This is one contemporary tradition, not every witch’s worldview. [15]"},{"h":"MOONWASHED’S VALUES","k":"ours","t":"We center autonomy, boundaries, rest, and solidarity. Lunar practice belongs to all genders; it does not require fertility, motherhood, or a particular body."},{"h":"TRY TONIGHT","k":"ours","t":"Name one way to support another person’s choice this week. Ask what support they want before deciding for them."}],"src":["15"]},{"n":25,"title":"Moon Water","tagline":"Let water hold a meaning you choose.","group":"Practice","question":"What quality would you like to remember?","blocks":[{"h":"THE PRACTICE","k":"trad","t":"Selena Fox describes blessing water under the full Moon in her Circle Craft practice. The blessing is a spiritual act within that tradition. [14]"},{"h":"MOONWASHED VERSION","k":"ours","t":"Place a covered container of water near a window as a symbol of one quality: clarity, courage, gentleness. Write the word on paper beside it. Looking at it can be your reminder."},{"h":"KEEP IT SIMPLE","k":"note","t":"Moonlight does not purify water. This version is for looking and reflection; keep herbs, oils, crystals, and outdoor contaminants out of drinking water."}],"src":["14"]},{"n":26,"title":"Charge Your Symbols","tagline":"The meaning is in the relationship.","group":"Practice","question":"What object already carries meaning for you?","blocks":[{"h":"THE PRACTICE","k":"trad","t":"In Circle Craft, sacred objects may be placed in moonlight during meditation. This documents a ritual use of objects, not a measured transfer of lunar energy. [14]"},{"h":"MOONWASHED VERSION","k":"ours","t":"Choose an ordinary object you already own. Set it beside a written intention. Hold it briefly and name the action you want it to remind you to take."},{"h":"TRY TONIGHT","k":"ours","t":"A key can mean access. A smooth stone can mean pause. Your chosen symbolism is enough; you do not need a purchase, a rare crystal, or a perfect Moon."}],"src":["14"]},{"n":27,"title":"Intention into Action","tagline":"Make a wish. Give it a next step.","group":"Practice","question":"What can your intention become tomorrow?","blocks":[{"h":"MOONWASHED ORIGINAL","k":"ours","t":"Here, manifestation means giving a desire words, attention, and action. This is our reflective framework, not a claim that thoughts or lunar phases guarantee an outcome."},{"h":"A TWO-MINUTE RITUAL","k":"ours","t":"Write: I want to make room for ___. Beneath it, write one step, when you will take it, and the support you might need. Place the note somewhere you will see it."},{"h":"MAKE IT YOURS","k":"ours","t":"You may choose a new moon as your reminder. You can also begin today. Your ability to act is not limited to one phase."}],"src":[]},{"n":28,"title":"Release & Boundaries","tagline":"Some spells sound like no.","group":"Practice","question":"What can you stop carrying?","blocks":[{"h":"MOONWASHED ORIGINAL","k":"ours","t":"A release ritual can mark a decision you make. In this deck, release is a symbol and a practical boundary, not a promise that a feeling will disappear on command."},{"h":"A TWO-MINUTE RITUAL","k":"ours","t":"Write one obligation you can reasonably revise. Draw a line under it. Below the line, write the boundary you will try. Fold the page away, or tear and recycle it."},{"h":"MAKE IT REAL","k":"ours","t":"Pair this card with Last Quarter. Ask: What small, real-world step would help this boundary hold? Write the step somewhere you will see it."}],"src":[]},{"n":29,"title":"Rest as Revolution","tagline":"You are not a productivity phase.","group":"Practice","question":"What would enough feel like tonight?","blocks":[{"h":"MOONWASHED ORIGINAL","k":"ours","t":"We use the waning crescent as a reminder to make room for rest. Rest is available in every phase; the calendar does not decide whether you deserve it."},{"h":"A TWO-MINUTE RITUAL","k":"ours","t":"Put one task on tomorrow’s list or remove it entirely. Find a comfortable place. Let your attention settle on one ordinary sound. You do not have to make the moment profound."},{"h":"MAKE ROOM","k":"ours","t":"Finish this sentence: If I trusted that I was already worthy, tonight I would... Choose a doable answer. You may keep it entirely to yourself."}],"src":[]},{"n":30,"title":"Coven Tide","tagline":"A circle is stronger with room to choose.","group":"Practice","question":"How do you want to be supported?","blocks":[{"h":"MOONWASHED ORIGINAL","k":"ours","t":"A coven moment can be a simple, consensual gathering. Our format welcomes believers, skeptics, and people who just came for the company."},{"h":"A FIVE-MINUTE CIRCLE","k":"ours","t":"Each person may share one observation, one intention, and one kind of support they want. Passing is always welcome. Ask before giving advice; keep personal stories private."},{"h":"KEEP THE CIRCLE","k":"ours","t":"Close by naming one small act of mutual care. A message or phone call can hold the circle when you cannot meet in person. Ask before sharing someone else’s story."}],"src":[]},{"n":31,"title":"Lunar Field Notes","tagline":"Observe first. Wonder freely.","group":"Practice","question":"What changes when you pay attention?","blocks":[{"h":"THE SKY","k":"sky","t":"NASA encourages viewing the Moon across different phases. Its terrain looks different as the lighting changes, especially along the terminator. [08]"},{"h":"MOONWASHED ORIGINAL","k":"ours","t":"Keep two columns: what I observed and what I felt or imagined. Both are welcome; separating them makes your notebook clearer."},{"h":"TRY ONE CYCLE","k":"ours","t":"Record date, local time, place, cloud cover, and a sketch. Add a personal reflection. Miss a night? Continue. A coincidence in your notes is a question to explore, not proof of a lunar cause."}],"src":["08"]},{"n":32,"title":"Your Moon Persona","tagline":"A playful lens, never a fixed identity.","group":"Practice","question":"Who would you like to be tonight?","blocks":[{"h":"MOONWASHED ORIGINAL","k":"ours","t":"Choose a persona for tonight: Crescent Starter, Quarter Boundary-Keeper, Full-Moon Truth-Teller, or Waning Rest Witch. This is a creative choice, not a prediction."},{"h":"CHOOSE / PRACTICE / KEEP","k":"ours","t":"Choose one phase card. Pair it with Intention into Action, Release & Boundaries, or Rest as Revolution. Write a tiny spell card: Tonight I choose ___. My next step is ___."},{"h":"SHARE IF YOU LIKE","k":"ours","t":"Keep the note or send it to a willing friend. Change personas whenever your needs change."}],"src":[]}],"sources":[{"id":"01","author":"NASA Science","title":"Moon Phases","url":"https://science.nasa.gov/moon/moon-phases/","type":"Astronomy"},{"id":"02","author":"NASA Space Place","title":"What Are the Moon’s Phases?","url":"https://spaceplace.nasa.gov/moon-phases/en/","type":"Astronomy"},{"id":"03","author":"NASA Science","title":"Moon Facts","url":"https://science.nasa.gov/moon/facts/","type":"Astronomy"},{"id":"04","author":"NASA Science","title":"Tides","url":"https://science.nasa.gov/moon/tides/","type":"Astronomy"},{"id":"05","author":"NASA Science","title":"Eclipses and the Moon","url":"https://science.nasa.gov/moon/eclipses/","type":"Astronomy"},{"id":"06","author":"NASA Science","title":"Supermoons","url":"https://science.nasa.gov/moon/supermoons/","type":"Astronomy"},{"id":"07","author":"NASA Science","title":"Tidal Locking","url":"https://science.nasa.gov/moon/tidal-locking/","type":"Astronomy"},{"id":"08","author":"NASA Science","title":"Moon Viewing Tips","url":"https://science.nasa.gov/moon/viewing-tips/","type":"Astronomy"},{"id":"09","author":"Royal Museums Greenwich","title":"What is a blue moon and when will the next one occur?","url":"https://www.rmg.co.uk/stories/space-astronomy/what-blue-moon-how-often-does-it-occur","type":"Calendar & terminology"},{"id":"10","author":"Royal Museums Greenwich","title":"What are the names of full moons throughout the year?","url":"https://www.rmg.co.uk/stories/space-astronomy/what-are-names-full-moons-throughout-year","type":"Calendar & folklore"},{"id":"11","author":"The Metropolitan Museum of Art","title":"Marble sarcophagus with the myth of Selene and Endymion","url":"https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/254590","type":"Material evidence & mythology"},{"id":"12","author":"Smithsonian National Museum of Asian Art","title":"Moon Festival","url":"https://asia.si.edu/education/educator-resources/teaching-china-with-the-smithsonian/videos/moon-festival/","type":"Cultural education"},{"id":"13","author":"Astrology.com","title":"Moon Planet Meaning in Astrology","url":"https://www.astrology.com/planets/moon","type":"Practitioner perspective"},{"id":"14","author":"Selena Fox / Circle Sanctuary","title":"Circle Craft: Full Moon Rituals","url":"https://circlesanctuary.org/Circle-Craft-Full-Moon-Rituals","type":"Practitioner perspective"},{"id":"15","author":"Reclaiming Collective / Arizona Reclaiming","title":"Principles of Unity","url":"https://www.arizonareclaiming.org/about/principles-of-unity","type":"Community statement"}]}