THE MAN IN THE MOON IS ANTINOUS THE MOON GOD

GO outside tonight and look up at the Moon! International Observe the Moon Night is celebrated annually during the cycle of the Sagittarius First Quarter Moon (which we call the EQUESTRIAN MOON in Antinous Moon Magic) in September or October, when the moon is conveniently visible in the late afternoon and evening. 

It is also an excellent phase for exploring features along the terminator ... the boundary between lunar day and night ... where long shadows enhance craters, mountains and other features. So go outside and look upon the face of Antinous the Moon God ... 

"Antinous was worshiped in ancient times as a Moon God. So when you look at the face of the moon, you are looking at the face of Antinous. He is the Man in the Moon. He blesses you!" says Priest Antonius Subia. 

British astronomer John Harper created this lunar portrait of Antinous. #ObserveTheMoon #ObserveTheMoonNight