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A short thought on the subject of "forgetting". Normally, it is looked at as being negative – you suppress, you lose, you miss … At the same time, there has to be something salutary in it, to forget and therefore gain a distance to your own past. However, at the same time, it is important to take responsibility for one's past, which only works if it remains in the consciousness. How can this be reconciled? We suggest another word: "I unlearn my past." This contains another quality. Knowing what was, without being shackled to it. Being able to think about past events without agitation nor illusion. This leads to inner freedom.
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The exact time of the next full moon is:
Friday * 6th April 2012 * 09:18:42 pm
Central European Summer Time (CEST)
Moon sign: Libra 17° 23'
Here you find this time converted into different timezones for other cities:
SYDNEY = Saturday * 7th April 2012 * 05:18:42 am (AEST)
TOKYO = Saturday * 7th April 2012 * 04:18:42 am (JST)
BEIJING = Saturday * 7th April 2012 * 03:18:42 am (CST)
DELHI = Saturday * 7th April 2012 * 12:48:42 am (IST)
MOSCOW = Friday * 6th April 2012 * 11:18:42 pm (MSK)
BERLIN = Friday * 6th April 2012 * 09:18:42 pm (CEST)
LONDON = Friday * 6th April 2012 * 08:18:42 pm (BST)
RIO = Friday * 6th April 2012 * 04:18:42 pm (BRT)
NEW YORK = Friday * 6th April 2012 * 03:18:42 pm (EDT)
MEXICO CITY = Friday * 6th April 2012 * 02:18:42 pm (CDT)
LOS ANGELES = Friday * 6th April 2012 * 12:18:42 pm (PDT)
HONOLULU = Friday * 6th April 2012 * 09:18:42 am (HAST)
There can sometimes be discrepancies between the ecclesiastical and
astronomical versions for dating Easter...
By Joe Rao and SPACE.com | April 6, 2012
astronomical versions for dating Easter...
By Joe Rao and SPACE.com | April 6, 2012
Friday (April 6) brings us the first full moon of the new spring season. The official moment that the moon turns full is 19:19 UT, or 3:19 p.m. EDT. Traditionally, the April full moon is known as "the Pink Moon," supposedly as a tribute to the grass pink or wild ground phlox, considered one of the earliest widespread flowers of the spring. Other monikers include the Full Sprouting Grass Moon, the Egg Moon and, among coastal Native American tribes, the Full Fish Moon, for when the shad came upstream to spawn.
Traditional names for the full moons of the year are found in some publications, such as the Farmers' Almanac. We also published the complete list of full moon names here on SPACE.com. The origins of these names have been traced back to Native America, though they may also have evolved from old England or, as Guy Ottewell, editor of the annual publication Astronomical Calendar, suggests, "writer's fancy.")
The first full moon of spring is usually designated as the Paschal Full Moon or the Paschal Term. Traditionally, Easter is observed on the Sunday after the Paschal Full Moon. If the Paschal Moon occurs on a Sunday, Easter is the following Sunday. [Photos: Full Moon Captivates Skywatchers in February 2012]
Following these rules, we find that the date of Easter can fall as early as March 22 and as late as April 25. Pope Gregory XIII decreed this in 1582 as part of the Gregorian calendar. So according to the current ecclesiastical rules, Easter Sunday in 2012 is to be celebrated April 8.
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