Debbie Crouch
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Following The Full Moons

Pink Moon - The Full Moon in April

April: Pink Moon

The "Pink Moon" is named with origins from the moon's correspondence with early springtime wildflowers.

Which symbolises a period of new growth and rebirth, influencing the zodiac signs and rose on April 23, 2024.

Created by Heather & Debbie

Worm Moon - The Full Moon in March

March: Worm Moon

The Full Moon in March, often referred to as the Worm Moon, marks a significant shift in nature's rhythm.

As the winter frost starts to loosen its grip, the ground begins to thaw, and earthworms emerge from their deepest hideouts.

This lunar event, observable on the nights of March 24, 25, and 26, offers a picturesque sight as the Moon appears full and round in the night sky.

While some may think that only southern Native American tribes dubbed it the Worm Moon, the truth is that this name resonates across various cultures and regions.

It serves as a reminder of the intricate dance between the seasons and the natural world, where each lunar cycle brings forth new life and beginnings.

So, as you gaze up at the luminous spectacle of the Worm Moon, take a moment to appreciate the subtle yet profound changes unfolding in the world around us.

Created by Debbie Crouch

Snow Moon - The Full Moon in February

February: Snow Moon

The next full moon is known as the snow moon. It is named after abundant snowfall in the Northern Hemisphere.

A time when it is pushing you to be productive while prioritising what's important to you.

A sense of positive change is on the horizon.

If you want to celebrate the snow moon, spend some time outdoors looking at the night sky on a clear night when no cloud cover is blocking your view. (If this is possible)

Alternatively, write on paper your wishlist put it inside (a box or a jar) and then set it outside to soak up the moonlight.

Created by Debbie Crouch

Wolf Moon - The Full Moon in January

The first full moon of the year is known as the 'Wolf Moon'.

Created by Debbie Crouch

January: Wolf Moon

January's full moon is named after the howling of hungry wolves lamenting the scarcity of food in midwinter. Other names for this month's full moon include old moon and ice moon.

Facts About The Moon

• The Moon is Earth’s only natural satellite and the fifth largest moon in the solar system.

• The Moon’s presence helps stabilize our planet’s wobble, which helps stabilize our climate.

• The Moon’s distance from Earth is about 240,000 miles (385,000km).

• The Moon has a very thin atmosphere called an exosphere.

• The Moon’s entire surface is cratered and pitted from impacts.

Did you know?

The former Soviet Union logged the first successes with its Luna program, starting with Luna 1 in 1959.
The Moon is about 4.5 billion years old and is the only natural satellite in our Solar System.
The moon formed about 30–50 million years after the Earth formed.
The moon came about when a large object hit the Earth and blasted out rocks that all came together and orbited round the Earth.

The SUN represents our ‘outer-world’, our identify, our personality, our ego. It represents how we ‘shine our light’ out into the world, the present moment, our yang or masculine archetype expression. The Sun offers us strength, courage and illuminated insight of the Soul.

The MOON represents our ‘inner world’, our hidden emotions, desires, our shadow-self, fears/worries and our dreams. It represents our feelings, our unconscious beliefs, the past and our yin or feminine goddess archetype. The Moon offers us the ability to feel, learn from the past and creatively unlock and express our essence.

Simple Moon Painting

Created By Debbie

The STARS

Created by Heather

Good friends are like stars you don’t always see them but you know they are there.

Full Moon

The FULL MOON marks the midpoint of our 29 day lunar cycle.

During a Full Moon, the Moon is sitting opposite the Sun, on opposite sides of the zodiac … which can make for a challenging or intense aspect of energy a potential Lunar & Solar (yin & yang) are in natural harmonic balance.

The energy created by the Full Moon (influenced by the current Zodiac transit) is heightened and emotions, feelings, mental processes, dreams etc are all amplified.

The is a powerful time of gratitude a time to gracefully acknowledging the beauty of life itself.

For me I have a burning desire to express my creativity, and find the night before I have a sleepless night awoken with ideas and the need to let go of any aspects of my life that no longer serve me.

The Full Moon gives you an opportunity ‘moon bathe’ – simply sit under the light of the moon & meditate.

A time to breathe-in allow the moon to warm your Heart & expand the beauty of the present moment and as you breathe-out let the light of the moon transmute that which you wish to release.