Happy Equinox

 Happy Equinox: get outside, enjoy the winds of change and equal day & night!



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  • vMIMULUSBUG
    Having a gorgeous day today in So/east WVa!!!!!!!!!!
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    2517 days ago
  • vno profile photoCD14892622
    100 Days until 2015! (Today, the 23rd).
    2518 days ago
  • vMANDYLOVE_76
    The weather is nice today. I rode the Vespa in to work.
    2518 days ago
  • vRITZIBROWN
    Good Bye Summer. Hello Autumn.

    We are moving from:
    Sun to Moon
    Light to Dark
    Yang to Yin
    Outer Achievements to Inner Reflection
    Action to Contemplation
    Fire to Water
    Growth to Dormancy and Incubation
    Fruitfulness to Composting
    Building up to Letting go
    Movement to Stillness
    Samana to Langhana
    The Alchemy of the Autumn Equinox

    2518 days ago
  • vBONNIEMARGAY
    All blessings to you!
    2518 days ago
  • vFORZACHANDMATT
    You too :))
    2519 days ago
  • vJUSTYNA7
    Thank you for the reminder. I was feelinglike today is a a fresh start day.
    2519 days ago
  • vno profile photoCD5745313
    I love this time of year. Equinox - everything in balance, day and night, not too hot or too cold. Perfect!
    2519 days ago
  • vWISHICOULDFLY
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    2519 days ago
  • vJANET552
    Awesome!
    2519 days ago
  • vTENNISJIM
    Awesome
    2519 days ago
  • vJANUT57
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    2519 days ago
  • vROX525
    Love it. Thank you.
    2519 days ago

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