Full Moon Ritual in the Dunes

During Full Moon Ritual we move with nature and each other, we connect to the uniting spirit of nature and get energised by it. There is only one rule no words but laugh, tears and other sounds are welcome. There is only one person among us who is guiding meditation during the journey.

TIMING
20.33 — meeting at station Overveen
If you come by car it is free parking behind station Overveen.
20.33-21.30 — walking to the dunes and warm-up
21.30-23.30 movement session with sunset and moonrise at the high dune
23.06 — meeting the Moon
21.53 — the Sun sets at 310° in the North West, colours of sunset till 22.41, twilight till 23.58
22.00 — Tea with snacks
23.40-00.26 — walking back
00.26-00.31 — train from Overveen to Haarlem

(00.31-01.10 — NS bus to station Sloterdijk due to railroad works that weekend
01.10-01.40 NS bus to station Sloterdijk due to railroad works that weekend)
Next session is Saturday 1 of July or Sunday 2 of July or Monday 3 of July

We are approaching the solstice 21 of June, so let's celebrate the daylight stays so long.
Moon rises at 23.06 at 138° in the South-East.
Sun sets at 21.53 at 310° in the North-West, colours of sunset till 22.41, twilight till 23.58.
Moon, always on the move, rises every day 30 min - 1.30 hour later.

The tides on the planet follow the moon, so the high and low tide is also every day later.
When full, moon rises opposite the setting sun, moon and sun and earth are in one line with the earth in the middle. When moon is new, moon and sun and earth are also in one line, but now together on one side of the earth. When moon is full and when moon is new, they join their gravitational pull on the waters of the planet. Water needs some time to react, the water of the oceans reacts in the days after with higher tides, the springtide. Next full moon in July, water temperature of Northsea is nice for a swim.