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There are 13 Full Moon in a year with the second in a month being called a
Blue Moon.
Note : For the Northern Hemishere, January is the Wolf Moon,
But I have re-aligned by six months to suit us Aussies. |
January:
The Mead Moon is a time of enchantment, health, rebirth, success, and strength.
This is the time of the first harvests, when you begin to enjoy the fruits of
your labors. This is also a time of celebration and magick. Remember that mead
is the nectar of the Gods. Now is the time to gather your magickal herbs and do
some prosperity magick so you get that raise you've worked so hard for. |
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February:
The Wyrt Moon is a time of abundance, agriculture, and marriage. This is the
time to collect your magickal herbs and store them for the winter or share
them with others. Remember to give an offering back to the Goddess for her
generosity. At this time of the year, you might want to do magick to help
someone else reap the benefits of the Earth's abundance. |
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March:
The Barley Moon is a time of protection, prosperity, and abundance. This is the
time of year when the grains are being harvested, and it is a good time for
magick involving your prosperity, abundance, and the nurturing of others.
If you have had a long illness, this is the time to finally come back to full
health again. This is also the time to obtain that higher paying position at
work. The energy of the Harvest Moon will help along any magick that is geared
to bring you or someone else abundance. |
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April:
The Blood Moon is a Moon of new goals, potection, resolution, and spirituality.
The night of the Blood Moon is a great time for divination of any kind. At this
time of the year, all of nature is making ready for the winter. Animals that
hibernate are gathering the last scraps of food. Birds are heading south. This
is the time to refect on what you
did during the year and to evaluate your accomplishments. |
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May:
The Snow Moon is a good time to work with abundance, properity, and the bonds of
family and friendship. This is also an excellent time to use divination to get
an idea of what is up ahead. Remind yourself that although winter is coming, it
will not last forever. Do what you can to reduce your stress and to strengthen
your bonds with family and friends. Know who is really there for you,
and count your blessings. |
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June:
The Oak Moon is a time for hope and healing. This time of year the Moon has
reign over the Earth, because there are more hours of night than day. Our
thoughts turn to the rebirth of the light and the longer days that are promised
after the winter solstice. This is the time of year to complete things you
have been working on and to make sure that the task is truly completed.
It's also a great time to let go of old patterns or problems
and start anew. Let go of the negative and let the light of longer days
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July:
The Wolf Moon is a time of protection and strength, occuring in the middle
of the cold winter season, a season of death and desolation. In these respects,
the Wolf Moon can be seen as a time of both beginnings and endings. This is the
time to start to consider what you want to plant and plan for the spring.
You can do magick so that as the spring approaches your magickal goal will
grow close and closer to fruition. |
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August:
The Storm Moon is a time to do magick for fertility and strength.It
is a time of storms and bleak, short days. This is a good time to do magick to
help you face life's challenges. You could do a spell to help you with a
particularly challenging project at work. Your spell could focus on helping
you to accept the challenge, perservere, and make it through. This is also a
time of cleansing both internally and externally. As such, it's a great time to
get rid of physical things you don't need and any mental or emotional baggage
you might be hauling around with you. |
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September:
The Chaste Moon is a time to plant mental seeds - thoughts of success and hope.
This is also a time of purity and newness. It's the time to bless the magickal
herbs and plants in your garden and to start preparing the soil for the seeds
that you will plant. It's also the time to mentally prepare yourself for new
experieces, a new job, pregnancy, taking a trip, or bringing a new animal
into your home. |
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October:
The Seed Moon signals a time of fertility, growth, and wisdom. This is the time
to sow the seeds of Magick. If you are planting a magickal garden, you want to
get out there now and put things into the Earth. This is the time to move from
the planning phase into action. If you want to get pregnant, this is a great
time to go for it. Fertility is in the air. It's also a great time
to empower some seeds to both help them grow and to do Earth magick. |
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November:
The Hare Moon is a time of health, love, romance, and wisdom. This is a great
time to plant the seeds that you have empowered. As the seeds begin to grow,
the energy you have filled them with will start to manifest in your life. It's
also a great time to rekindle the romantic spark and passion in a relationship.
If you've been working magick to help your career, now will probably be the
time to decide which of your job offers to accept. And you might want to do some
divination magick to help you make that decision. |
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December:
This full Moon brings with it energy for love, marriage, and success. Is it any
wonder that in some traditions this Moon is called the Honey Moon. This is a
time to nurture your garden and marvel at its beauty and abundance. If you have
taken that new job, now is the time to make sure you have everything running
smoothly. And you might want to keep your eyes open to see how you can move into
a more desirable position. |
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