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Wednesday, September 2, 2026
Buddha 🙏 Quotes
Buddha 🙏 Quotes 
But to be without sores is more pleasurable still.
Just so, there are pleasures in worldly desires,
But to be without desires is more pleasurable still.
- (Nagarjuna, from Precious Garland)
Salutations to Bhagavan
From what is dear, grief is born,
from what is dear, fear is born.
For someone freed from what is dear
there is no grief
-- so why fear?
From what is loved, grief is born,
from what is loved, fear is born.
For someone freed from what is loved,
there is no grief
-- so why fear?
From delight, grief is born,
from delight, fear is born.
For someone freed from delight
there is no grief
-- so why fear?
From sensuality, grief is born,
from sensuality, fear is born.
For someone freed from sensuality
there is no grief
-- so why fear?
From craving, grief is born,
from craving, fear is born.
For someone freed from craving
there is no grief
-- so why fear?
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Buddha Purnima is the birth anniversary of Lord Buddha. It falls on the
full moon of the fourth lunar month (month of Vaisakh) i.e. April or May. This
day commemorates three important events of Buddha's life
- His birth in 623
BC.
- His enlightment i.e. attainment of supreme wisdom, in 588 BC.
- His
attainment of Nirvana i.e. the complete extinction of his self at the age of
80.
http://www.arunachala-ramana.org/forum/index.php?topic=7014.0http://namoamitabha.ws/LifeOfShakyamuniBuddhaWithPictures.html
Tuesday, September 1, 2026
A Little Learning 📚 is a Dangerous Thing
‘A Little Learning
Is a Dangerous Thing’
Doctors and engineers with little knowledge are equally dangerous.
Both the doctor who does not know where to apply his scissors and the engineer who does not know when to push the button is equally hazardous. In both cases, the patient cannot be cured and the machine cannot be operated. We hear and see about wrong medicines being administered or projects collapsing within days of being constructed. Again the result is sorrow and suffering. An unequipped lawyer is also a threat to society. Instead of evicting the convict, he will hang him.
Scientists who don’t meet the demands and requirements of their job will drain a substantial portion of the country’s resources. A teacher with little knowledge is also unwelcome. In contrast to preparing his wards to be responsible and good citizens of tomorrow, he will make them disgruntled and unruly students of today, and incompetent and irresponsible people of tomorrow. In a position of authority, and ill-prepared graduate is more likely to make wrong decisions and implement policies incorrectly because he sees the situation in a distorted light. Most divorces, murders, and enmities are started by misunderstandings resulting from little knowledge.
Now let’s look at wealth or money. To create and increase wealth, knowledge and maturity are required. Human endeavor and life are greatly influenced by money. But if money isn’t handled well, no matter how wealthy a person is, they could go bankrupt in an instant. What most people do not know is how to manage wealth wisely.
A half-learned or an ill-learned man poses another danger. He becomes swollen-headed because he thinks too much about his knowledge. As a result of his blind and baseless pride, he insults other people and causes them harm. Such a man is incalculable harm if he happens to be a writer or an authority figure. It is common for characters to be assassinated, reputations ruined, and sometimes conflicts and clashes to occur.
In today’s society, the situation of the whole country is similar to that of the people, trampled by drivers with little knowledge of the rules of the road or their work. Motorists who know how to start an engine, but are unable to stop, or who cannot control their speed, will end up running over unwitting pedestrians. The chaos and confusion in our country are increasing day by day, and the unwitting victims are suffering the consequences.
Look at the other side of this as well
Usually, only one aspect of the subject is grasped. The consequences of decisions based on incomplete information, mere hypotheses, and conclusions derived from little knowledge will be lopsided and will be disastrous. Like stars hidden behind clouds, the truth remains a mystery. Little knowledge causes a wide range of problems, not only at work but also within the home. We encounter many such tragic events every day because of little knowledge.
Knowing little is like being trapped in a swamp, not letting followers or leaders escape. We can only be liberated from those muddy whirlpools by the light of pure, whole, and wholesome knowledge. As long as the dark dust particles of negative emotions and actions do not disperse, we cannot hope to see the light and reach the shore.
Knowledge should be used for the good of humanity
Most of us aim solely to know and do nothing else. Numerous people, however, feel that knowledge is not for themselves but for all humanity. In their eyes, it is a way to manipulate something, a vehicle through which they can deliver their message. They are religious leaders, doctors, engineers, lawyers, teachers, and so on. Regardless of how small or large a piece of knowledge is it should make us wise. Saying the truth, in these days of information explosion, it is impossible to achieve perfection in any one field of study. Even if you are knowledgeable, it does not matter. Pride of knowledge is not good. It reminds us that knowledge should be used for the good of humanity. The knowledge should be accompanied by humility and modesty. When one is knowledgeable, he must also be modest and humble. Knowledge must also be used for the benefit of others. Or what is the difference between a wise, a foolish, and a little learned person?
Is a Dangerous Thing’
A Little Learning
by Alexander Pope
A little learning is a dangerous thing ;
Drink deep, or taste not the Pierian spring :
There shallow draughts intoxicate the brain,
And drinking largely sobers us again.
Fired at first sight with what the Muse imparts,
In fearless youth we tempt the heights of Arts ;
While from the bounded level of our mind
Short views we take, nor see the lengths behind,
But, more advanced, behold with strange surprise
New distant scenes of endless science rise !
So pleased at first the towering Alps we try,
Mount o’er the vales, and seem to tread the sky ;
The eternal snows appear already past,
And the first clouds and mountains seem the last ;
But those attained, we tremble to survey
The growing labours of the lengthened way ;
The increasing prospect tires our wandering eyes,
Hills peep o’er hills, and Alps on Alps arise !
Drink deep, or taste not the Pierian spring :
There shallow draughts intoxicate the brain,
And drinking largely sobers us again.
Fired at first sight with what the Muse imparts,
In fearless youth we tempt the heights of Arts ;
While from the bounded level of our mind
Short views we take, nor see the lengths behind,
But, more advanced, behold with strange surprise
New distant scenes of endless science rise !
So pleased at first the towering Alps we try,
Mount o’er the vales, and seem to tread the sky ;
The eternal snows appear already past,
And the first clouds and mountains seem the last ;
But those attained, we tremble to survey
The growing labours of the lengthened way ;
The increasing prospect tires our wandering eyes,
Hills peep o’er hills, and Alps on Alps arise !
The Meaning and Origin of ‘A Little Learning is a Dangerous Thing’
In this week’s Dispatches from The Secret Library, Dr Oliver Tearle explores the origins of a famous quotation – and its less famous source. ‘A little knowledge is a dangerous thing.’ This line is often quoted, but it’s actually, technically, a misquotation. What’s more, the meaning of this aperçu is worth analyzing more closely, because it is open to misinterpretation as well as misquotation. Let’s take a look at the origins of ‘a little knowledge is a dangerous thing’ – or, more accurately, ‘a little learning is a dangerous thing’.
Why Little Knowledge is a Dangerous Thing?
According to the principle, little knowledge will lead to great disasters. It is universally acknowledged that knowledge is valuable. No one disagrees that knowledge is good. But sometimes, little knowledge is a dangerous thing. With so much information available in the modern age, this quote is more true than ever before. In order to protect ourselves from dangerous misinformation, we must learn how to separate fact from fiction when it comes to knowledge. To that end, let’s examine the common myths surrounding knowledge, little knowledge, and ignorance to see if we can spot the warning signs of false wisdom! You may ask if there is anyone who is perfect in all knowledge. What is wrong with a little knowledge? Is not something better than nothing? But the truth is that a little knowledge in some matters can lead to great disasters.
Little knowledge brings evil
Let us see in which areas a little knowledge causes disaster. Some people think I know everything. This is the biggest problem. Have you ever heard the story about how the blind man described an elephant by touching it? Each of the four blind men was convinced that he was right, even though they had no full understanding of the elephant. Nevertheless, they didn’t stop disputing. According to the first man who touched the elephant’s leg, it was like a pillar. During the debate that followed, the man who held the elephant’s ear said that it was like a sieve. According to the third man who touched the elephant’s tail, the elephant was like a brush, and the fourth man who touched its trunk shouted that it was like a trunk. Very often we find ourselves in these kinds of situations. In a sense, most people who pursue university degrees are like those blind men from the folktale. Graduates or postgraduates with limited knowledge of science, history, or political science are more likely to give false information when they become teachers. By doing this, we create confusion and disseminate incorrect information.
The dangers of little knowledge
Little knowledge can be incredibly dangerous. Nothing can be more dangerous than a lack of knowledge about atomic weapons, and the inability to distinguish between atomic power and the atomic bomb. It is worse than hell to be a power monger, who would use the atom for power, having no concept of the annihilation that awaits both the grabber and grabbed lurking in the shadows. When medical drugs are misused they leave millions of people insensible, insensitive, and unresponsive. In addition to the abuser, drugs also affect his family members and close friends. The result is emotional, spiritual, and mental death for him. Ostracism, suicide, death, or accidents are some of the possible results of this. Originally, the internet was intended to bring the world closer together. Unfortunately, the internet today has enslaved the civilized, misguiding and intoxicating the masses, especially the youth.
Do not pretend to have knowledge
When we poll individuals on burning issues, we will most likely find that seven out of ten hold only misconceived notions, and worse, they believe they possess full knowledge. Our society is at risk because of this self-deception. Three reasons why little knowledge can be dangerous. First, we tend to believe we know more than we really do. We mistakenly believe that our actions have a lesser impact than they actually do due to a lack of knowledge. Third, a lack of knowledge leads us to overestimate our skills and underestimate risks. Poor decisions can result from these mistakes, and they can have an impact on everything from our careers and finances to our relationships.
Consequences of little knowledge
Let us first consider the case of a religious scholar. All religions have the same doctrine to propagate, though the methods may be different, and their purpose is to comfort a man when he is bewildered. Unaware of this, a religious leader proclaims that his religion is superior and that anyone who does not follow its tenets is therefore a non-believer who should be killed. People of other faiths are cut down by these poor ignorant people who venerate this man blindly and blindly accept his authority.
According to the principle, little knowledge will lead to great disasters. It is universally acknowledged that knowledge is valuable. No one disagrees that knowledge is good. But sometimes, little knowledge is a dangerous thing. With so much information available in the modern age, this quote is more true than ever before. In order to protect ourselves from dangerous misinformation, we must learn how to separate fact from fiction when it comes to knowledge. To that end, let’s examine the common myths surrounding knowledge, little knowledge, and ignorance to see if we can spot the warning signs of false wisdom! You may ask if there is anyone who is perfect in all knowledge. What is wrong with a little knowledge? Is not something better than nothing? But the truth is that a little knowledge in some matters can lead to great disasters.
Little knowledge brings evil
Let us see in which areas a little knowledge causes disaster. Some people think I know everything. This is the biggest problem. Have you ever heard the story about how the blind man described an elephant by touching it? Each of the four blind men was convinced that he was right, even though they had no full understanding of the elephant. Nevertheless, they didn’t stop disputing. According to the first man who touched the elephant’s leg, it was like a pillar. During the debate that followed, the man who held the elephant’s ear said that it was like a sieve. According to the third man who touched the elephant’s tail, the elephant was like a brush, and the fourth man who touched its trunk shouted that it was like a trunk. Very often we find ourselves in these kinds of situations. In a sense, most people who pursue university degrees are like those blind men from the folktale. Graduates or postgraduates with limited knowledge of science, history, or political science are more likely to give false information when they become teachers. By doing this, we create confusion and disseminate incorrect information.
The dangers of little knowledge
Little knowledge can be incredibly dangerous. Nothing can be more dangerous than a lack of knowledge about atomic weapons, and the inability to distinguish between atomic power and the atomic bomb. It is worse than hell to be a power monger, who would use the atom for power, having no concept of the annihilation that awaits both the grabber and grabbed lurking in the shadows. When medical drugs are misused they leave millions of people insensible, insensitive, and unresponsive. In addition to the abuser, drugs also affect his family members and close friends. The result is emotional, spiritual, and mental death for him. Ostracism, suicide, death, or accidents are some of the possible results of this. Originally, the internet was intended to bring the world closer together. Unfortunately, the internet today has enslaved the civilized, misguiding and intoxicating the masses, especially the youth.
Do not pretend to have knowledge
When we poll individuals on burning issues, we will most likely find that seven out of ten hold only misconceived notions, and worse, they believe they possess full knowledge. Our society is at risk because of this self-deception. Three reasons why little knowledge can be dangerous. First, we tend to believe we know more than we really do. We mistakenly believe that our actions have a lesser impact than they actually do due to a lack of knowledge. Third, a lack of knowledge leads us to overestimate our skills and underestimate risks. Poor decisions can result from these mistakes, and they can have an impact on everything from our careers and finances to our relationships.
Consequences of little knowledge
Let us first consider the case of a religious scholar. All religions have the same doctrine to propagate, though the methods may be different, and their purpose is to comfort a man when he is bewildered. Unaware of this, a religious leader proclaims that his religion is superior and that anyone who does not follow its tenets is therefore a non-believer who should be killed. People of other faiths are cut down by these poor ignorant people who venerate this man blindly and blindly accept his authority.
Doctors and engineers with little knowledge are equally dangerous.
Both the doctor who does not know where to apply his scissors and the engineer who does not know when to push the button is equally hazardous. In both cases, the patient cannot be cured and the machine cannot be operated. We hear and see about wrong medicines being administered or projects collapsing within days of being constructed. Again the result is sorrow and suffering. An unequipped lawyer is also a threat to society. Instead of evicting the convict, he will hang him.
Scientists who don’t meet the demands and requirements of their job will drain a substantial portion of the country’s resources. A teacher with little knowledge is also unwelcome. In contrast to preparing his wards to be responsible and good citizens of tomorrow, he will make them disgruntled and unruly students of today, and incompetent and irresponsible people of tomorrow. In a position of authority, and ill-prepared graduate is more likely to make wrong decisions and implement policies incorrectly because he sees the situation in a distorted light. Most divorces, murders, and enmities are started by misunderstandings resulting from little knowledge.
Now let’s look at wealth or money. To create and increase wealth, knowledge and maturity are required. Human endeavor and life are greatly influenced by money. But if money isn’t handled well, no matter how wealthy a person is, they could go bankrupt in an instant. What most people do not know is how to manage wealth wisely.
A half-learned or an ill-learned man poses another danger. He becomes swollen-headed because he thinks too much about his knowledge. As a result of his blind and baseless pride, he insults other people and causes them harm. Such a man is incalculable harm if he happens to be a writer or an authority figure. It is common for characters to be assassinated, reputations ruined, and sometimes conflicts and clashes to occur.
In today’s society, the situation of the whole country is similar to that of the people, trampled by drivers with little knowledge of the rules of the road or their work. Motorists who know how to start an engine, but are unable to stop, or who cannot control their speed, will end up running over unwitting pedestrians. The chaos and confusion in our country are increasing day by day, and the unwitting victims are suffering the consequences.
Look at the other side of this as well
Usually, only one aspect of the subject is grasped. The consequences of decisions based on incomplete information, mere hypotheses, and conclusions derived from little knowledge will be lopsided and will be disastrous. Like stars hidden behind clouds, the truth remains a mystery. Little knowledge causes a wide range of problems, not only at work but also within the home. We encounter many such tragic events every day because of little knowledge.
Knowing little is like being trapped in a swamp, not letting followers or leaders escape. We can only be liberated from those muddy whirlpools by the light of pure, whole, and wholesome knowledge. As long as the dark dust particles of negative emotions and actions do not disperse, we cannot hope to see the light and reach the shore.
Knowledge should be used for the good of humanity
Most of us aim solely to know and do nothing else. Numerous people, however, feel that knowledge is not for themselves but for all humanity. In their eyes, it is a way to manipulate something, a vehicle through which they can deliver their message. They are religious leaders, doctors, engineers, lawyers, teachers, and so on. Regardless of how small or large a piece of knowledge is it should make us wise. Saying the truth, in these days of information explosion, it is impossible to achieve perfection in any one field of study. Even if you are knowledgeable, it does not matter. Pride of knowledge is not good. It reminds us that knowledge should be used for the good of humanity. The knowledge should be accompanied by humility and modesty. When one is knowledgeable, he must also be modest and humble. Knowledge must also be used for the benefit of others. Or what is the difference between a wise, a foolish, and a little learned person?
https://loveliessays.com/2022/04/29/why-little-knowledge-is-a-dangerous-thing/
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(A little knowledge, too, but that’s a misquote.)
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Most people have heard the old line of poetry: “A little learning is a dangerous thing.”
It became a proverbial saying that has been — and is still is — used and repurposed in many ways.
The common variation is “A little knowledge is a dangerous thing.” However, that’s an misquote of the original line written by British poet Alexander Pope in his work An Essay on Criticism.
This famous “essay” is actually a book-length poem.
Pope first published it anonymously exactly three hundred years ago today on May 15, 1711.
It’s composed in iambic pentameter. That’s the poetic style with words that have an unstressed syllable followed by a stressed one, thus sounding like “da-DUM da-DUM da-DUM da-DUM da-DUM”.
There are two other famous lines in Pope’s An Essay on Criticism almost everyone knows, even they’ve never read the poem.
One is the “To err is human, to forgive divine.” The other is “Fools rush in where angels fear to tread.”
If you have read Pope’s An Essay on Criticism, you know it’s not an easy task.
It’s composed in a flowery, antique style and full of obscure references that make it hard for modern readers to grasp.
“A little learning is a dangerous thing
For example, here’s a longer passage that includes the famed “little learning” quote:
For example, here’s a longer passage that includes the famed “little learning” quote:
Drink deep, or taste not the Pierian spring:
There shallow draughts intoxicate the brain,
And drinking largely sobers us again.
Fired at first sight with what the muse imparts,
In fearless youth we tempt the heights of arts
While from the bounded level of our mind
Short views we take nor see the lengths behind
But more advanced behold with strange surprise,
New distant scenes of endless science rise!”
There shallow draughts intoxicate the brain,
And drinking largely sobers us again.
Fired at first sight with what the muse imparts,
In fearless youth we tempt the heights of arts
While from the bounded level of our mind
Short views we take nor see the lengths behind
But more advanced behold with strange surprise,
New distant scenes of endless science rise!”
This type of poesy is a bit reminiscent of Shakespeare. And, Shakespeare wrote some of his famous sonnets and verses of his plays in iambic pentameter.
But, personally, I find Shakespeare’s work much more enjoyable to read or hear than Pope’s and generally easier to comprehend.
With apologies to my high school and college English teachers, Pope’s poem An Essay on Criticism sounds to me like:
“Blah-BLAH, blah-BLAH...A little learning is a dangerous thing...blah-BLAH, blah-BLAH...To err is human...blah-BLAH, blah-BLAH...fools rush in...blah-BLAH, blah-BLAH.”
Of course, I only absorbed a little learning back in those days. (Hey, it was the Sixties.)
I encourage you to read the entire poem for yourself and draw your own conclusions about its Pierian spring of poetic wisdom.
https://www.thisdayinquotes.com/2010/05/little-learning-is-dangerous-thing.html
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‘A Little Learning is a Dangerous Thing’
Meaning and Explanation
By IMP CENTER
By IMP CENTER
Introduction:
Alexander Pope, the celebrated English poet, says ‘A little learning is a dangerous thing; Drink deep or taste not the Pierian Spring’.
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Meaning:
When we only know a little, we can cause a lot of damage. This proverb aims to combat the pernicious effects of inadequate learning such as pride, confusion, poor decisions, etc. This saying means that ‘knowing just a few things is dangerous‘. In particular, it may be taken to mean that:
- A little learning is worse than vast learning.
- A little learning is even worse than ignorance.
- The harm done to society by men of a little learning is incalculable.
- The pride of learning causes great harm not only to the individual with shallow knowledge but also to the society.
- Knowledge knows no end and people with a shallow knowledge of things often do positive disservice to society.
- A small knowledge may mislead a person to overestimate his or her abilities.
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Explanation:
What counts as ‘a little learning’ depends on the context. In some contexts, someone with a BA degree may be thought to have vast learning. However, in others, this qualification may simply seem to be a little learning. It is often seen that a person with little learning tries to show that he knows more that he actually does. In trying to prove his wisdom, he may do such acts that may put him to danger.
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Nature of men with little learning:
A quack, for example, may pass for a very good doctor among illiterate people. He carries on with his practice doing the greatest possible harm to people who need good medical treatment. He may be the cause of many deaths in the society to which he belongs.
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Real fault of a man with little learning:
The real fault of a man with a little learning consists not so much in his learning as in his self-conceit and proud behavior. He follows his false theories, regardless of the instructions of the wise. He ignores the sensible advice of experts in any particular branch of knowledge and clings to his own erroneous opinions. He is a fool who rushes in where angels fear to tread.
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Remedies:
The real remedy for this lies in getting rid of one’s pride. If a man with a little knowledge can assess the value of his knowledge correctly, the evils of a little learning will disappear. Humility and self-criticism in men will prevent a little learning from doing any harm.
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https://imp.center/i/little-learning-dangerous-thing-meaning-explanation-4877/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/An_Essay_on_Criticism
September 🍁 Celebrations
The Month of
The month of September is a Fabulous Month!
While the current calendar has September as the ninth month of the year, that wasn't always the case. In the Roman calendar, September was the seventh month of the year. January and February didn't exist.
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September Symbols
Each month of the year has a few different symbols within the month.There are birthstones associated with each month, there is a monthly flower and there are astrological symbols. These are all based on the month you were born. Those people that are born in September.
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September Birthstone: *Sapphire
September Birth Flower:* Aster and Morning Glory
Astrology Zodiac Signs of September*: Virgo and Libra
*Virgo* - August 23rd - September 22nd
*Libra* - September 23rd - October 22nd
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September Symbols
Each month of the year has a few different symbols within the month.There are birthstones associated with each month, there is a monthly flower and there are astrological symbols. These are all based on the month you were born. Those people that are born in September.
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September Birthstone: *Sapphire
September Birth Flower:* Aster and Morning Glory
Astrology Zodiac Signs of September*: Virgo and Libra
*Virgo* - August 23rd - September 22nd
*Libra* - September 23rd - October 22nd
Holidays in September
In terms of September Holidays here are a few:
* National Wildlife Day- September 4th
* National Cheese Pizza Day - September 5th
* California became a state - on September 9th
* Patriot Day - September 11th
* National Grandparents Day - September 11th
* National Guacamole Day - September 16th
* Constitutional Day - September 17th
* National Fox Day - September 17th
September is the end of Summer and the beginning of Fallin the northern hemisphere (above the equator). Almost all schools have started by September or after Labor Day in September. It's a great month of getting
into the new school year swing of things. We love the start of Autumn and all the cozy that comes with it.
🍁into the new school year swing of things. We love the start of Autumn and all the cozy that comes with it.
In terms of September Holidays here are a few:
* National Wildlife Day- September 4th
* National Cheese Pizza Day - September 5th
* California became a state - on September 9th
* Patriot Day - September 11th
* National Grandparents Day - September 11th
* National Guacamole Day - September 16th
* Constitutional Day - September 17th
* National Fox Day - September 17th
* International Talk Like a Pirate Day -September 19th
* Elephant Appreciation Day - September 22nd
* Native American Day - September 23rd
* National Bunny Day - September 24th
* National Family Day - September 26th
* Coffee Day - September 29th
* Elephant Appreciation Day - September 22nd
* Native American Day - September 23rd
* National Bunny Day - September 24th
* National Family Day - September 26th
* Coffee Day - September 29th
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Floating Holidays or Monthly Celebrations
* Labor Day (First Monday of September)
* National Potato Month
* National Piano Month
* Chinese Moon Festival (15th day of the 8th month of the traditional Lunar calendar)
🍁Facts About September
* Septem means ‘seven’ in Latin, and the name for September has remained the same.
* September is dedicated to Vulcan, Roman /god/ of /Fire/
* September marks the end of Summer and the start of the Fall season
(Autumnal Equinox). This is the end of Winter and the start of Spring in the Southern Hemisphere (below the equator)
* September is known as harvest month.
* The first newspaper ever in the United States was printed on September 25, 1690.
* September is the most popular birthday month.
* September's full moon is known as the Harvest Moon.
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Facts About Fall
* Fall, also known as autumn, officially begins with the Autumnal Equinox around September 22 or 23 when day and night are nearly equal in length.
* The leaves change color in fall because the days become shorter, and trees stop producing chlorophyll, evealing beautiful red, orange, and yellow pigments.
* Fall is a season of harvest, where farmers gather crops like apples, pumpkins, and corn to enjoy delicious seasonal treats.
* Many animals start preparing for winter during fall by collecting food and finding cozy places to hibernate, just like how squirrels are busy gathering nuts.
* Fall is a perfect time for outdoor activities like hiking, playing in leaf piles, and enjoying the pleasant weather before the colder months arrive.
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* September is dedicated to Vulcan, Roman /god/ of /Fire/
* September marks the end of Summer and the start of the Fall season
(Autumnal Equinox). This is the end of Winter and the start of Spring in the Southern Hemisphere (below the equator)
* September is known as harvest month.
* The first newspaper ever in the United States was printed on September 25, 1690.
* September is the most popular birthday month.
* September's full moon is known as the Harvest Moon.
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Facts About Fall
* Fall, also known as autumn, officially begins with the Autumnal Equinox around September 22 or 23 when day and night are nearly equal in length.
* The leaves change color in fall because the days become shorter, and trees stop producing chlorophyll, evealing beautiful red, orange, and yellow pigments.
* Fall is a season of harvest, where farmers gather crops like apples, pumpkins, and corn to enjoy delicious seasonal treats.
* Many animals start preparing for winter during fall by collecting food and finding cozy places to hibernate, just like how squirrels are busy gathering nuts.
* Fall is a perfect time for outdoor activities like hiking, playing in leaf piles, and enjoying the pleasant weather before the colder months arrive.
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September is a month full of fun and fabulous weather.
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Monday, August 31, 2026
Goodbye August🌞Hello September 🍂
🌞 Goodbye August 😎
🍂 Hello September 🍂
Goodbye, August.
Goodbye to the lazy feeling of the days of summer.
Goodbye to coconut scented everything.
Goodbye to putting off cleaning and organizing and blaming it on summer.
Goodbye to the best peaches and watermelon of the year.
Goodbye to wasting too much time worrying about the future and uncertainty.
Goodbye to the lazy feeling of the days of summer.
Goodbye to coconut scented everything.
Goodbye to putting off cleaning and organizing and blaming it on summer.
Goodbye to the best peaches and watermelon of the year.
Goodbye to wasting too much time worrying about the future and uncertainty.
Hello, September.
Hello to curling up with a pumpkin spice coffee every morning.
Hello to burgundy reds and mustard yellows and burnt oranges and all the delicious colors of fall.
Hello to filling my home to the brim with pumpkins and scarecrows and owls.
Hello to wanting to bake something every single day.
Hello to boots and cardigans that it’s entirely too hot to wear, but I just won’t be able to help myself.
Hello to a season of coziness, filled with excitement and hope and the scent of pumpkin.
Hello to a brand new season.
Hello, fall.
Chelsea
https://thegirlwholovedtowrite.com/2015/08/goodbye-august-hello-september-2/
Hello to curling up with a pumpkin spice coffee every morning.
Hello to burgundy reds and mustard yellows and burnt oranges and all the delicious colors of fall.
Hello to filling my home to the brim with pumpkins and scarecrows and owls.
Hello to wanting to bake something every single day.
Hello to boots and cardigans that it’s entirely too hot to wear, but I just won’t be able to help myself.
Hello to a season of coziness, filled with excitement and hope and the scent of pumpkin.
Hello to a brand new season.
Hello, fall.
Chelsea
https://thegirlwholovedtowrite.com/2015/08/goodbye-august-hello-september-2/
🍂🍁🍂🍁🍂🍁🍂🍁🍂🍁🍂
August 😎 Goodbye
😎 Goodbye August 😎
Goodbye, August.
Goodbye to the lazy feeling of the days of summer.
Goodbye to coconut scented everything.
Goodbye to putting off cleaning and organizing and blaming it on summer.
Goodbye to the best peaches and watermelon of the year.
Goodbye to wasting too much time worrying about the future and uncertainty.
Goodbye to the lazy feeling of the days of summer.
Goodbye to coconut scented everything.
Goodbye to putting off cleaning and organizing and blaming it on summer.
Goodbye to the best peaches and watermelon of the year.
Goodbye to wasting too much time worrying about the future and uncertainty.
Chelsea
https://thegirlwholovedtowrite.com/2015/08/goodbye-august-hello-september-2
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