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🌒 Quick Study 🌘

This is meant to be a very quick and beginner friendly quick study of the Moon Phases 💜

There are nine phases of the moon in total, however, some only recognize 8 as the new and dark moon are often used interchangeably instead of observing them separately. Both the waxing moon and waning moon are each three phases within themselves. The waxing/waning crescent and gibbous, first/last quarters, and the waxing/waning gibbous and crescent.

For the ease of those just starting out and for those who simply prefer a sweet and simple practice, I am highlighting the basics here.

🌑🌒🌓🌔🌕🌖🌗🌘🌑

#moonchild #moonlovers #moonenergy #moonmagic #moonwitch

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Hello! I made these study schedules as a quick reference whenever I want to study before / after school. Sharing them here in hopes you might find it useful! You can adjust these schedules accordingly (depends on your schedule) #lemon8partner #studytips #university #student #lea

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