December

The prevailing energies this month focus on the Solstice, the rest of retrograde Mercury, and a Lunar Eclipse of the Full Moon. Changes that have been in the wings for a while may make themselves known. There is no sudden rush, just a gradual awakening to what is happening or is already underway. The Solstice ushers in the reappearance of the light, which dawns a little earlier each day.

The month begins with a potential for changes on the 1st, with the 2nd being an energetic day with a potential for problems if you go too fast. On the 4th, mind your tongue and stay away from arguments. On the 5th, you might fall in love. Toward the end of the week you'll feel the Full Moon energy. With a Lunar eclipse on the 10th, be prepared for changes to reveal themselves, perhaps subtly.

Mercury begins forward motion on the 13th, go do your Christmas shopping with no fear tomorrow and onward. On the 18th there could be obstacles to your wishes or difficulties with making choices. On the 20th Venus's entry into Aquarius helps us make choices that reflect benefits for all. However, this day be mindful of overdoing, overspending or overeating! Both the 20th and 21st could bring sudden opportunities for pleasure or a bargain.

The New Moon on the 24th illuminates beginnings in business or politics, as well as setting off a good month for accomplishing goals. On the 25th generous Jupiter appropriately brings any delayed rewards or benefits. And finally, on the 28th and 29th changes can and perhaps will be made to assist with the implementation of future goals. Keep those resolutions, few, simple and effective. Happy New Year to All!
 

 

First Day of Winter -  (Dec 22nd 2011)


- December 2011 -

Christmas Day - (Dec 25th)

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Astrology

Thur 1st World AIDS Day - Plan for changes; these can affect any choices to be made.
Fri 2nd An energetic day, please be mindful and look before you leap.
Sat 3rd Moon in Active Aries suggests restarting or rethinking any stalled projects.
Sun 4th Much happens, busy day. Stay clear of arguments or conflicts.
Mon 5th Sinterklaas (St Nicholas) Eve - Birthday of Santa Claus - Plan gentle, joyful activities. All goes well.
Tue 6th Moon in earthy Taurus provides enjoyment of appetites.
Wed 7th Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day - Shop to replace what you need or do beauty treatments.
Thur 8th Plan to accomplish needed maintenance work.
Fri 9th Moon in restless Gemini keeps us all on the move. Errands go well.
Sat 10th Human Rights Day - Full Moon Lunar Eclipse suggests change is in the wind. This is reinforced by Uranus, so expect the unexpected.
Sun 11th Moon in caring Cancer suggests planning visits or communicating with parents.
Mon 12th Home repairs or reviews of meal plans go well today.
Tue 13th Mercury turns direct today, though not until evening. Find last minute "re" things to do—restore, restock, repeat, remove, etc.
Wed 14th Moon in hearty Leo makes for romantic feelings. Indulge your beloved.
Thur 15th Generous giving brings good rewards.
Fri 16th Moon in practical Virgo indicates time to focus on organization.
Sat 17th Difficult choices may arise. Take your time deciding.
Sun 18th Responsibilities may put you between a rock and a hard place. Do not put off necessary choices.
Mon 19th A good potential exists for creating structure. Organize plans.
Tue 20th Hanukkah/Chanukkah Begins (at sundown) 2011 - Venus into altruistic Aquarius suggests benefits from group interaction for a while. Today beware of overdoing or taking on too much.
Wed 21st Unusual choices may come your way. Think before purchasing.
Thur 22nd 1st day of Winter - Winter Solstice Begins - Today's Winter Solstice ushers in the renewal of light and fine day for hospitality and generosity. Also, expect the unexpected.
Fri 23rd Moon into Sagittarius makes for hospitality and energetic action.
Sat 24th Christmas Eve - New Moon in Capricorn suggests beginnings for business and politics.
Sun 25th Christmas Day - Jupiter direct today can bring delayed rewards as well as expenses.
Mon 26th Moon in altruistic Aquarius suggests being of help to the public.
Tue 27th A good day to gather with friends.
Wed 28th Hanukkah/Chanukkah Ends (at sundown) 2011 - make good connections with a volunteer organization. Change may be scheduled.
Thur 29th A great day to make needed changes.
Fri 30th Moon in compassionate Pisces says seek those in need and be of help.
Sat 31st New Years Eve - Make two good resolutions and initiate ways to fulfill them.

Peal Harbor - Remembrance Day (Dec 7th)

- December 2011 -
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New Years Eve - (Dec 31st)
 

Holidays &  Other Interesting events happening in DECEMBER:
Holidays and Other Cool Events brought to you by Doc Dingley


Events for December: (A lot of events happening in December)
  • Union Day of Romania (1 December)
  • Hannukah- [December 20th - 28th in 2011]
  • World AIDS Day (December 1)
  • National Day of United Arab Emirates (December 2)
  • Sinterklaas in The Netherlands (December 5)
  • Father's Day (King's Birthday) in Thailand (December 5)
  • Independence Day in Finland (December 6)
  • Constitution Day in Spain (December 6)
  • Saint Nicholas Day in Greece (December 6)
  • Pearl Harbor Day in the United States (December 7)
  • Fukuoka Marathon is held on first Sunday in December.
  • Día de la Madre en Panamá (Mother's Day) in Panama. (December 8)
  • Day of the Mary Immaculate Conception. (December 8)
  • Constitution Day in Romania. (December 8)
  • In the Ásatrú religion, Egil Skallagrimsson's Day (December 9) is a day of remembrance for the Viking hero.
  • Nobel Prizes awarded (December 10) on the anniversary of Albert Nobel's death.
  • Human Rights Day (December 10)
  • Día de la Virgen de Guadalupe, or Day of the Virgin of Guadalupe, in Mexico (December 12)
  •  Independence Day (Jamhuri Day) in Kenya (December 12)
  • Saint Lucy (December 13)
  • Honolulu Marathon is held on second Sunday in December.
  • Bill of Rights Day (United States). (December 15)
  • Zamenhof Day (December 15)
  • Victory day of Bangladesh (December 16)
  • Day of Reconciliation in South Africa (December 16).
  • Solstice (called the winter solstice in the Northern Hemisphere and the summer solstice in the Southern Hemisphere) occurs on dates varying from December 20 to December 22 (in UTC). See also Yule
  • The Emperor's Birthday, a national holiday in Japan (December 23)
    Festivus (December 23)
  • HumanLight (Humanist Holiday), (December 23)
  • Christmas Eve (December 24)
  • Christmas (December 25)
  • Boxing Day (December 26)
  • Day of Goodwill (December 26)
  • Kwanzaa (December 26 to January 1)
  • Proclamation Day in South Australia (December 28)
  • Philippines - Rizal Day (December 30)
  • New Year's Eve (December 31)
  • In Albanian, December is called Dhjetor
  • In the Anishinaabe language, December is known as Manidoo-giizisoons, meaning "little spirit-moon".
  • In Asturian, December is called Avientu
  • In Finnish, December is called joulukuu, meaning "month of  Christmas", since about the 18th century. Earlier it was called talvikuu, meaning "month of winter".
  • In Georgian, December is called დეკემბერი.
  • In Irish, December is called Mí na Nollaig, meaning "month of Christmas".
  • In the old Japanese calendar, the month is called Shiwasu meaning "priests run"; it is named so because priests are busy making end of the year prayers and blessings.
  • In Turkish, December is known as Aralık.
  • In Xhosa, December is known as ngeyomNga, meaning "month of the mimosa thorn tree".


December 1st is World AIDS Day.


December 2nd is National Day - Nationhood of United Arab Emirates.


December 5th is Sinterklaas (St Nicholas) Eve - Birthday of Santa Claus in the Netherlands, (also called Sint Nikolaas in Dutch) is a traditional holiday figure in the Netherlands, Netherlands Antilles and Belgium, celebrated every year on Saint Nicholas' eve (December 5) or, in Belgium, on the morning of December 6. The feast celebrates the name day of Saint Nicholas, patron saint of, among other things, children.


December 5th is Father's Day - Thailand (Kings Birthday) in Thailand.


December 6th is
Independence Day in Finland
Saint Nicholas Day in Greece
Constitution Day in Spain


December 6th is St Nicholas Day in Greece.


December 7th is Fukuoka Marathon in Japan held on first Sunday in December.


December 8th is Día de la Madre en Panamá (Mother's Day) in Panama


December 10th is Human Rights Day


December 10th Nobel Prizes are awarded on the anniversary of Albert Nobel's death.


December 9th in the Ásatrú religion, Egil Skallagrimsson's Day is a day of remembrance for the Viking hero.


December 12th is Día de la Virgen de Guadalupe, or Day of the Virgin of Guadalupe, in Mexico


December 12th 2010 is the Honolulu Marathon held on the second Sunday in December every year.


Bill of Rights Day (United States). is December 15th. The Bill of Rights is a list or summary of rights that are considered important and essential by a group of people. The purpose of these bills is to protect those against infringement by the government


Hanukkah/Chanukkah begins December 20th 2011 and ends December 28th at sundown (see also Judaism 101 - Chanukkah).


Winter Begins - The Winter Solstice begins today December 22nd 2011.


The Emperor's Birthday, a national holiday in Japan (December 23)


December 24th  is Christmas Eve, the day before Christmas Day, a widely celebrated holiday commemorating the birth of Jesus of Nazareth. It is a culturally significant celebration for most of the Western world and is widely observed as a full or partial holiday in anticipation of Christmas.

In Western culture, Christmas Eve is celebrated on December 24. However, the Coptic, Serbian, Russian, Macedonian, and Georgian Orthodox Churches, as well as the Greek Orthodox Church of Jerusalem, use the Julian calendar, which is currently thirteen days behind the Gregorian calendar, so Christmas Eve for the adherents of those Churches coincides with January 6 of the following year in the Gregorian calendar.


December 25th  is Christmas Day, in most parts of the world it is celebrated (December 25th) but varies in some countries, click on the link to find out more about the various celebrations worldwide.


December 26th is
National Boxing Day in Canada.
Kwanzaa - Celebration of African Heritage (December 26 to January 1)
Day of Goodwill


Hanukkah/Chanukkah - Ends December 28th 2011 at sundown and began December 20th (see also Judaism 101 - Chanukkah).


December 31st New Years Eve


December is the twelfth and last month of the year in the Gregorian Calendar and one of seven Gregorian months with the length of 31 days


December is the month with the shortest daylight hours of the year in the Northern Hemisphere and the longest daylight hours of the year in the Southern Hemisphere.


December is Seasonal Depression Awareness Month.


December is Love Your Neighbor Month !


In Latin, decem means "ten". December was also the tenth month in the Roman calendar until a monthless winter period was divided between January and February.


Other Names for December:
  • In Albanian, December is called Dhjetor
  • In the Anishinaabe language, December is known as Manidoo-giizisoons, meaning "little spirit-moon".
  • In Asturian, December is called Avientu
  • In Finnish, December is called joulukuu, meaning "month of Christmas", since about the 18th century. Earlier it was called talvikuu, meaning "month of winter".
  • In Georgian, December is called დეკემბერი.
  • In Irish, December is called Mí na Nollaig, meaning "month of Christmas".
  • In the old Japanese calendar, the month is called Shiwasu meaning "priests run"; it is named so because priests are busy making end of the year prayers and blessings.
  • In Turkish, December is known as Aralık.
  • In Xhosa, December is known as ngeyomNga, meaning "month of the mimosa thorn tree".


December in the Northern Hemisphere is the seasonal equivalent to June in the Southern Hemisphere and vice versa.


December always begins with the same day of the week as September.


December's flower is the narcissus or the holly.


December's birthstones are turquoise, lapis lazuli, zircon, topaz (blue), or tanzanite.
More: Bizarre & Unique Holidays for (December):
ThinkQuest.Org - Holiday Insights.Com - Brownie Locks

 

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