And now we have reached the grand and giddy heights of our 15th Earth Pathways Diary, and the younger, glorious, Earth Pathways Wall Calendar.

Through our Diary and Calendar, we celebrate our great Love for the Earth, and our desire to live our lives filled with appreciation and responsibility for this beautiful planet. The diary is a reflection of the growing body of people who choose to live their lives guided by generosity, active positivity and a fierce desire to enhance and reflect this vision.

The diary is brought to you each year by a small co-operative of committed friends. It is a story of community, networking and support, and of course, a lot of hard work, not only from those on the team this year but those who have worked for us in the past. From our very simple beginnings, the generous hearts of many, and a simple ethos of wanting to support artists and writers whose work inspires our Love for the Earth, we now print around 7,000 diaries and 2,000 calendars a year and we are part of the thriving community of like-minded and like-hearted people from many walks of life.

We welcome contributions from anyone in the UK and Europe. Submissions are voted on by the whole team to ensure we have a cross section of tastes. Submissions need to be with us by 31st October for inclusion in the following year's diary or calendar. Please use our Submissions form and follow our Submissions guidelines.

The diary has a week-to-view layout. Each week has an inspirational piece of writing that is matched and beautifully presented with an equally inspirational piece of artwork.

The Moon phases are illustrated according to how the Moon looks in the sky; the astrological sign the Moon is in is illustrated by its astrological glyph.

The Void of Course Moon times are indicated by V.C. All the astrological information in this diary is accurate, and is GMT or BST according to the time of year in the UK. All sunrise, sunset, moonrise and moonset times are approximate. For your local area and time zone maps please go to timeanddate, the world’s website on time and time zones, which includes moon and sun times for particular places in the world.