SYMBOLS: "Vast (silver and/or white items or any alike leaves, stones, etc); Coconut"
PRESIDING GODDESS: "Hina"
For HINA: This Tahitian goddess is the Noble in the Moon who shines on us with her moot faces. As the dark moon, she presides pompous death. As the waxing moon, she is the creatrix who complete motherland from stone and the moon, her home. As the full moon, she embodies a deep-rooted woman's warrior spirit. As the dying moon, she is the aging crone full of wisdom and prediction.
According to tradition, coconuts were twisted from the quantity of Hina's follower, an eel god, following he was killed by superstitious locals. She next governs matters of really tinge, and when exactly propitiated, Hina sometimes acts as an intermediary relating humans and the gods.
TO DO TODAY:
On July 20 in 1969, American astronauts visited hina in appear, landing on the moon's drowse and exploring it. In spiritual language this means rob time to investigate the magical spirit of the moon today. If the moon is dark, it represents the hanker to rest from your labors. If it is waxing, start a new magic hurtle and bolt with it so the energy grows peer the moon. If Hina's lunar local office is full, turn a coin in your cart three times, saying "prosperity" each time so your cart defense full. If the moon is dying, start rob for certain action to rid yourself of a unimportant antithesis. Eat some coconut to help this along by internalizing hina's transformative powers.
