Day 1: Year 4 (5918 Magoma Era or 2021 CE) 3 Day New Year-Solstice Celebration

Mago Academy is happy to announce the 3 Day New Year/Solstice Celebration for Year 4 (5918 Magoma Era or 2021 CE)! (December 17 is the New Year and December 21 is the Solstice in the 13 Month Magoist Calendar). Check out the Magoist Calendar here.

Mother Time Restored in Mago Almanac: 13 Month 28 Day Calendar.

Theme Women and Dragons in Magoist Cetaceanism, the Union that Saves All in WE

When Dec. 19, 20, and 21 (Time and date may vary according to your local time) with Dec. 16, 2019 for Virtual Midnight Vigil.

Why these 3 Days? We begin a new tradition according to the 13 Month Magoist Calendar. Tune in with Mother Time in Mago Almanac: 13 Month 28 Day Calendar (Year 4). Dec. 17 is the New Year according to the 13 Month Magoist Calendar and Dec. 21 is Winter Solstice. New Year on the new moon before the December Solstice, the first lunation we began in Year 1.

Day 1 (Dec. 19): What is a dragon? How does it relate with whales?

Source: https://blog.naver.com/eclick/220889320690
A dragon is an imaginary animal, personifying the dynamic movement of water caused by whales in the sea. What does a dragon look like? Both Korean and Chinese sources depict a dragon as an imaginary animal collective made of nine animals. For example, its nose is that of a pig, eye a rabbit, head a camel, ear a cow, antler a deer, toenail a hawk, neck a snake, scales a carp, and fist a tiger. Put differently, the dragon itself is a symbolic system of nona animals, an animal representation of Nine Numerology. Ancient Koreans deemed of dragon to have 81 scales in her back, a number that signifies the full manifestation of nine numerology (9 times 9).

As an imaginary animal, a dragon represents the Cetacean Divine, Yongwang (The Ruler of Dragons). Conventionally, it is thought that Yongwang refers to Dragon the King, indifferent to whales. Yongwang is attributed to controlling the weather especially rain by raising wind or storm in the sea. The logographic character, yong (龍), is taken for the vernacular term, mir (미르), which is derived from mul (물 water). The connection between a dragon (mir) and water (mul) is tangible in the iconography and literature of dragons. That a dragon is the time-old Magoist symbol for the Cecean Divine has gone unnoticed by scholars and students as well as the public. The totemic bond between humans (represented by Magoist Shaman Queens) and animals (represented by Whales) has been ruled out in the mind of patriarchal researchers in the first place. The dragon as a cetacean messenger puts into perspective the large corpus of seemingly unrelated data concerning a dragon in mythology, literature, art, lore, and culture in general and names them as Magoist Cetacean manifestations.


2020 3 Day New Year-Solstice Celebration

 

Gift Sharing Event Free PDF of Mago Almanac Planner Year 4 (via email) upon free registration

Venues

  • The Mago Way, Mt. Shasta Goddess Temple App.

https://goddesstemple.disciplemedia.com/groups/magoway

Registration Free of charge. Send your application to Dr. Helen Hye-Sook Hwang (magoacademy@gmail.com) with the following information. Please indicate “New Year/Solstice Celebration Application” in the Subject.

  • About yourself including the place of residences and accomplishments
  • What makes you interested in this year’s 3 day New Year/Solstice celebration?
  • Are you familiar with Magoism or Magoist Cetaceanism?
  • Questions, suggestions, or comments

Programs

  • Virtual Midnight Vigil to the New Year 4, 5918 ME (Dec. 16, 2020): The Cetacean Code of the Korean Temple Bell (We begin Dec. 16, 11:50 PM). The Whale Bell Striking on Dec. 16 Midnight is free for the public. Join us at 11:50 PM on Dec. 16 and meet the New Year by the Whale Bell ringing (for 20 min).
  • Day 1 (Dec. 19): What is a dragon? How does it related with whales?
  • Day 2 (Dec. 20): Dragon riders and dragon slayers: A cross-cultural insight
  • Day 3 (Day. 21): Women and Dragons in Magoist Cetaceanism that saves All in WE

Upcoming Event: December 27 Magoist Studies Salon through Zoom.

See previous 3 Day New Year-Solstice Celebrations here.

 

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