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July’s Full Moon

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Sadly, it was a bit cloudy and overcast last night so I couldn’t snap a photo of our full moon, but the energies still shine through it all.

This Full Buck Moon in Aquarius signals a powerful shift toward emotional clarity, collective progress, and spiritual renewal. It hopefully serves as a portal to release outdated beliefs and embrace a higher vision for your evolution.

Purnima is the Hindu term for the full moon day and is a moment of maximum illumination, energy and completion. It’s believed that on a full moon, we acquire clarity in our thoughts and our emotions. It’s also a moment to release and reflect.

Here’s a powerful full moon mantra: “Om Shreem Chandraya Namah,” which translates to “salutations to the divine lunar deity” to invite peace, emotional balance, and clear perspectives into our lives.

Here are some full moon rituals to harness the lunar energy:

🌕 Write down habits or fears you’re ready to release.
🌕 Practice gratitude for recent achievements.
🌕 Meditate under the moonlight.
🌕 Create moon water by leaving a clear glass jar of water outside.
🌕 Charge crystals under the moonlight.
🌕 Cleanse your living space with sage or incense.
🌕 Spend time reflecting about lessons learned from mentors and teachers.
🌕 Set short and long term intentions.

Photo curated from Pinterest

December’s Full Moon, Seven Sisters, and a King Tide

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From Farmer’s Almanac

Thursday’s full moon is not just bright, it’s rare. The December 4th Cold supermoon is the last time we’ll see one like this until 2042. If the sky is clear, step outside and look up. It will hang low, look huge, and glow brighter than usual.

In the sign of Gemini, this Super Full Moon offers us an opportunity to see with more clarity the impact of the stories we tell ourselves and the narratives that shape our perception of reality.

This heightened lunar ascent symbolizes a lifting of perspective, a culmination that invites us to see our lives from a broader vantage point, to connect the dots and recognize the meaning behind the journey we’ve walked throughout the year.

Tonight will also reveal a powerful moment in the sky as the Moon meets the Seven Sisters, the bright cluster known as the Pleiades.

The Moon slowly passes over each star, hiding them one by one, and this motion creates a sequence that opens a clear channel for our intentions, emotions, and the wishes we carried during the year.

The Universe pays close attention during this alignment and the connection works like a direct line between our heart and the future we want.

Each time the Moon covers a star, the energy around us resets and clears space for something new, and the return of the star sends fresh light into our life with strong forward movement.

Many people feel a shift during this time, such as a burst of hope, a clear idea, or a sense that something important will approach with steady momentum.

These feelings hold meaning because this alignment supports our dreams in a focused way that removes blocks from our path and pushes our story forward.

Choose the manifested desire with strong confidence.

The Universe will arrange the right people, the right moments, and the right opportunities to support the next phase of our path. Alex Myles

Also, in my SoCal area, King Tides return December 4–6. These are some of the highest and lowest tides of the year and create dramatic coastal changes.

Spiritually, a King Tide can symbolize a time of amplified energy, new beginnings and abundance, but it can also represent a force that tests existing structures and compels us to confront powerful emotions and cycles beyond our control. It can signify a period of emotional and spiritual renewal or growth, challenging us to release old ways to embrace a new life flow.

There’s a lot going on…as above, so below, and a perfect time to charge our crystals.

Seven Sisters image from Wiki