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There’s a wild, gypsy kind of magick that stirs when scent becomes spell. One breath of rose and your heart unfurls like soft petals. A whisper of sandalwood and you’re home again—rooted, steady, here. 

Scent is ancient—older than words, older than thought. It moves through memory and energy like smoke through air, guiding the unseen. 

For ages, queens, healers, and temple keepers have called on oils, incense, and sacred resins—to draw in love, to honor spirit, to open the veils between worlds. They knew what we’re remembering now: fragrance isn’t just pretty—it’s potent. 

So go ahead—let scent be your spell, your secret prayer, your invisible magnet for all that your heart is calling in.

Why It Works 

Scent bypasses logic and slips straight into the heart and spirit. It roots itself in memory and feeling—so when you choose a fragrance for an intention, your body learns it. With time, just one inhale tells your soul: the spell is already working. 

Choose Your Plant Allies 

• For Love – Rose (soft heart), Jasmine (sensual magnetism), Ylang-ylang (joy + balance). 
• For Abundance – Patchouli (earth + money roots), Cinnamon (fire + momentum), Basil (clarity + focus). 
• For Confidence – Frankincense (divine power), Cedarwood (calm strength), Ginger (fiery courage). 

Ways to Work the Magick 

• Anoint your pulse points before journaling, meditating, or moon work. 

• Diffuse oils while chanting affirmations—let them swirl in the air like blessings. 

• Dress candles with a drop or two before lighting them. 

• Anchor a scent to each dream so your body recognizes it every time you breathe it in. 

Whispers of Magick 

• Rose: I am love. I call in what nourishes my heart. 
• Patchouli: Abundance flows to me effortlessly, blessings in every direction. 
• Frankincense: I rise in my truth, radiant and unwavering. 

Whisper them softly to the moon, trace them on your mirror, or let a few drops drift into your bath—soak in the magick you’ve called forth.

Hello Beautiful Souls

Because the Harvest Moon fell in October, this Full Moon carries the blended energy of both the Hunter’s Moon and the Beaver Moon. Aligning with the water element, it calls us to slow down, trust our intuition, and tend what truly matters. Like the beaver, we’re asked to build patiently and prepare for the colder months, while the Hunter’s spirit helps us focus our aim and release distraction.

The Super Full Moon in sensual Taurus rises Wednesday, November 5th, bringing grounding and grace amidst November’s shifting skies. If life’s felt like a cosmic rollercoaster, you’re not imagining it. After all, 2025, a nine year, closes chapters and brings understanding. The universe is clearing away what no longer fits so something truer can take root. We’re moving through a powerful rebirth. If it feels like the rug’s been pulled from under you, it’s because your vibration has risen so high your old reality can’t match it anymore.

In Vedic astrology, this moon — Kartika Sukla Paksha Pūrṇimā — is a sacred gateway of transformation, reminding us to breathe, soften, and reconnect with the Earth beneath our feet. It’s the second of three Supermoons, a potent portal of illumination and release. Its energy moves through the body like honey — grounding, sensual, deeply feminine. Taurus teaches us to slow down and simply be, to feel the Earth beneath us and anchor into our center as the world shifts and swirls around us.

As our consciousness expands, the old layers naturally fall away. It can feel unsettling, but this is where the magick lives — in loving ourselves through the transformation, in softening into our becoming. This moon awakens our feminine essence, reminding us that true power comes from softness, embodiment, and returning home to ourselves.

Black Moon Lilith lingers in the wings of this Full Moon, calling us to speak our truth, stand firm in our beliefs, and challenge what no longer serves us. As a Dark Goddess, her energy is fierce, transformative, and loving—always showing us what needs to shift. On a deeper level, Lilith invites us to face the shadows within, to explore what lies beneath the surface, and to step into the dark unknown with courage. In doing so, she offers healing, awakening, and transcendence. With the Sun in Scorpio, this inner journey is supported, pulling us toward the shadowed places that hold the keys to transformation. Scorpio whispers of life’s profound cycles—birth, death, and rebirth—and asks us to dive deep into the alchemy of renewal.

On the 6th, Venus, ruler of Taurus, slips into Scorpio, trading her delicate robes for something darker, sexier, and more magnetic. The Goddess of Love turns intense and transformative, stirring desire, passion, and the fire of deep connection. Embrace the heat; it may awaken long-buried cravings and illuminate what your heart truly longs for.

May this Full Moon release your old self,

May it open your heart to what is ready to be born.

Dear beautiful souls,

As we drift into spooky season — with its pumpkin spice potions, cozy nights, and the soft crunch of leaves beneath our feet — Grandmother Moon will reach her fullest glow at 11:47 p.m. EST / 8:47 p.m. PST on October 6th. Full Moons often bring a sense of culmination, but this one carries even deeper magick… It’s the Harvest Moon.

In pagan and Wiccan traditions, the Harvest Moon is a sacred symbol of prosperity, completion, and the endless cycles of life. As the harvest is gathered, reflection naturally follows. It gently calls to our root, sacral, and solar plexus chakras — awakening something primal within us. There’s a growing urge to ground, to turn inward, to nest as the air grows crisp and the winds shift. We find ourselves reaching for warmth, sweetness, and nourishment, preparing for the deep knowing of the dark season ahead as the light slowly wanes.

This Full Moon rises in fiery Aries, stirring passions and igniting our inner flames. Aries energy asks us to trust our instincts, to stand in our truth, and to boldly embrace our personal power. As emotions run high, unexpected shifts may surface — in love, relationships, or financial matters. But fear not: with the Sun in Libra, a wave of harmony flows in to soothe and balance whatever feels tense or unsettled.

As we step into this October moonlight, we also cross the threshold into the realm of the Crone — the wise one, the keeper of deep magic. The word crone is rooted in crown, the light and wisdom that radiate from within. With the veil between the worlds thinning, this is a moment of soul alchemy and quiet transformation.

Even through this year’s twists and challenges, there remains a spark of hope — a chance for wishes cast under this moon to take root and bloom. On this sacred night, we are invited to release, to dream, and to trust the mystery. May the moon goddess illuminate our path, burn away the shadows, and lead us toward a radiant future.

It’s time to light the fire beneath our cauldrons… and set the night sky ablaze. 

To Honor this full moon...

How have I evolved?

Hello beautiful souls,

We’ve arrived at the second Eclipse of the season — a New Moon Solar Eclipse, shimmering with rare and potent energy. Eclipses are cosmic portals, thresholds between worlds. They open and close doors with a kind of divine precision, nudging us back onto our true path. This one is no different — a super-charged New Moon carrying both endings and beginnings, release and rebirth, all in one breath.

Eclipse energy can be felt days before and months after, echoing through our lives in waves of transformation. They clear karmic cycles, release fears, and dissolve patterns that no longer serve, while simultaneously opening space for what is waiting to be born. Think of it as a cosmic reset button — an invitation into transition, awakening, and remembering.

This season’s eclipse energy has been especially powerful — first the Full Moon Lunar Eclipse, now this Solar Eclipse —together they act as a total celestial reboot! Accelerating our growth and awareness, they remind us that destiny is always unfolding, whether we step forward consciously or not.

Woven through all of this is Virgo’s gentle medicine. Virgo energy nudges us back to simplicity, to the quiet beauty of clarity, and the slow, steady rhythm of small, mindful steps. This lunation isn’t about chasing perfection — it’s about grounding ourselves, clearing what no longer serves, and choosing the habits, relationships, and rituals that truly nourish our souls. Virgo reminds us that when we care for the little things with love, the big shifts naturally unfold.

As the Wheel of the Year turns, this Solar Eclipse ushers us into the sacred season of harvest. Mabon — the Autumn Equinox — opens the gates of balance and gratitude, calling us to honor the bounty of body, mind, and spirit. On October 6, the Full Harvest Moon in fiery Aries will rise, blazing with passion, courage, and bold beginnings, a luminous reminder that after release comes renewal, and after the harvest comes sacred fire. The next chapter beckons: step into your life fully, guided by heart, courage, and the ever-turning rhythm of the seasons.

Ritual to Align with This Energy:

• Grounding: Sit outside or place your feet on the Earth. Feel its steady, rooting energy supporting you as you inhale and exhale slowly.

• Release: Write down anything you’re ready to let go of — fears, old patterns, limiting beliefs — and safely burn, bury, or tear the paper as a symbolic release. • Set Intentions: Under the Eclipse, light a candle or hold a crystal and quietly speak your intentions for what you want to nurture in this next cycle.

• Integration: Take a moment to breathe, feel gratitude, and sense the space you’ve made for new energy to flow. Carry that mindfulness into your routines, habits, and relationships in the coming weeks.

Hello beautiful souls,

This week brings a Full/Blood Moon Lunar Eclipse — a cosmic spotlight on endings and hidden truths-on September 7th, we find ourselves drifting between realms—caught between reality and the tides of intuition and dreams. This lunation opens the door to an 8-week Eclipse Season, carrying us all the way to the New Moon on October 21st. Think of it as a wild, alchemical adventure—karma melting into dharma, shadows softening into light, and the hidden corners of your soul uncovering their treasures.

As autumn nears, we enter the season of descent and transformation, when shadows guide us inward. The Pisces Blood Moon drifts in like a wild, crimson gateway — endings and beginnings woven together under the stars. Pisces, the barefoot dreamer, reminds us to breathe it all in and let it all flow. This eclipse shows us what’s real and teases: which old skin are you ready to toss aside so you can roam free into the new? Eclipse windows spin fate a little faster, so follow the tug of your spirit — even if it feels strange and new. Vision swirls in, and what unravels becomes a sacred, wandering rebirth. It isn’t all about transcending-it’s about walking your truth here, now, in the bones of your being.

Saturn is camping out in Pisces until February 13th, 2026, bringing a long season of lessons and growth. For Pisces, this means the focus shifts from drifting with the tide to building real structure, turning dreams into something you can actually stand on. Old patterns and emotions may resurface, not to weigh you down, but to finally be faced and released. Saturn asks for patience, honesty, and steady steps. By leaning into the work, Pisces can come out of this cycle clearer, stronger, and ready to anchor their vision in the real world.

It is now time to flow with the tides: stay hydrated, slip into a crystalcharged bath, or sit by the river, lake, or sea. At the water’s edge, truths rise from the depths, moon goddesses whisper their guidance, and shadows soften into understanding. This full moon, with all her planetary allies, calls for celebration—dance wildly, get playful and inspired, and savor each breath of the present moment. This year has carried a heavy tone, but as we choose to rise higher, life rises right along with us. Shed what no longer belongs, howl your freedom to the moon, and let passion move through you.

As the wheel turns toward year’s end, lean into the stars and craft your vision of what’s to come. Charge your waters under the moonlight, drop in a crystal, and honor Selene, Goddess of the Moon, with selenite’s glow, inviting her grace and magick into your ritual. Shadows may still drift through, but they no longer weigh you down— they light the path to transformation, renewal, and the birth of a brighter, wilder world.

Until next time,

Debbi

For Women: Drawing in the light of La Luna…

One of the oldest methods of union with the moon was to lay nude beneath the Full Moon in the Full Moon Goddess Posture. This posture is also referred to as the Star Goddess Posture, and is an X formation, arms and legs spread out wide. Next anoint yourself with your favorite moon oil just below your navel forming a crescent. Staring steadily up into the face of the moon, mentally picture drawing the light into yourself with each deep breath. Women draw power through the navel-the center of a woman. This is just one method, but it can be a powerful experience. Stand under the light of this Full Harvest Moon and thank Her for Her wisdom.

Welcome, beautiful souls,

On August 23rd, the New Moon roots itself in Virgo’s sacred soil, calling you back to the wisdom of your body and the heartbeat of the Earth. This is root chakra magic—nourishment, grounding, and weaving safety into your spirit.

Virgo arrives as the cosmic Priestess, handing you a broom of stardust to sweep away the old. Each sweep clears space for the seeds you plant now to thrive under future moons. This is your mystical reset—see with lunar clarity, release what weighs you down, and anchor into what truly supports you. Under this New Moon, you are both the gardener and the seed.

The Virgo constellation is said to honor Persephone, maiden goddess of the harvest and Queen of the underworld. Persephone moves gracefully between two worlds—one foot in life, the other in the quiet of death. Her dual existence mirrors the eternal cycles of growth, decay, and renewal, offering a powerful blueprint for magick and shamanic practice. Through her, we learn to embrace endings as gateways to beginnings, to honor the hidden mysteries as deeply as the blossoming light, and to walk the delicate path between shadow and radiance with courage and grace.

Virgo’s symbol, “The Maiden,” embodies pure intention, clarity of purpose, and the courage to seek one’s true path. In today’s world, this archetype is being reclaimed—not as a symbol of submission, but as a declaration of independence. The Maiden is unbound by patriarchal expectations and aligned with her own wild, authentic power. She is a Wild Woman who refuses to conform, who creates her own definitions of femininity and sexuality, and who thrives in freedom, self-determination, and the sacred authority of her own being.

This new vision invites Virgos to reclaim themselves and release anything that doesn’t feel aligned. Known as perfectionists, Virgos naturally notice the details and hold high standards—not out of rigidity, but because they know exactly how they want things to unfold and are willing to do the work to make it happen. Virgo is also the archetype of the healer, the medicine woman who nurtures herself and others. While the instinct to care for everyone else is strong, this is a call to focus on yourself and allow space for imperfection and self-compassion.

Whether through meditation, yoga, or a ritual bath, carve sacred moments for yourself each day. Tuning into breathwork will be extremely helpful as the kundalini shakti moves through us, transiting to higher consciousness. Let go and fall in love with being imperfect … as that is divine perfection. Let go of what a perfect future looks like and instead focus on what it is.  And as the wheel turns toward the darker season, embrace your power to transform, shift, and step fully into your own radiant path. 

Herbs for the Virgo Moon: Chamomile, Frankincense, Cedar.

Crystals for the Virgo Moon: Selenite, Picture Jasper, Lapis Lazuli, Carnelian, Chrysocolla, Fluorite, Moss Agate

Virgo New Moon Tea... Brew this tea on the 3 days of the new moon & focus on your intentions while you sip. Blend equal parts of raspberry leaf, nettle leaf, linden flower, cinnamon, lemon, and rose petals or hips. Steep and sweeten if desired with honey or stevia.

Enjoy this Blessed Virgo New Moon, my loves!

Hello beautiful souls

On Saturday, August 9th, the Sturgeon Moon rises in the unconventional sign of Aquarius, stirring ancient magick and rebellious dreams. Named by fishing tribes for the sturgeon most abundant this time of year, it’s also known as the Green Corn Moon, Full Red Moon, and Hungry Ghosts Moon, each name echoing old Earth and spirit lore.

The Goddess Moon Rises — A Full Moon of Sacred Feminine Power & Spirit Medicine

Under the visionary sign of Aquarius, many Goddess asteroids are active now-Chariklo, Ceres, Makemake, Black Moon Lilith, Vesta, and Juno—all awakening, weaving their sacred magick across the night sky. At the heart of this lunar magick stands Chariklo, the spirit medicine keeper and wife of Chiron. Her presence delivers healing vibrations straight into our hearts, opening portals of deep renewal and soulful remembrance. She whispers of ancient ways, of sacred waters that cleanse and restore the wild, untamed essence within. This is a return to the womb of cosmic wisdom, a return to our maternal wisdom, and the time to stand in the shimmering light of the Divine Feminine and receive the medicine of wholeness.

With the Goddess asteroids awakened, this Goddess Moon calls you to gather your sacred healing tools. The energies of vibrational medicine and plant magick, woven into the essence of these divine feminine archetypes, are amplified now. Crystals, herbs, sound, and water become conduits for lunar enchantment.

It’s time to take stock of your spirit medicine. Crystals can also aid in the journey. Sodalite and Amethyst will open your third eye, igniting visions and inner knowing, while Red Jasper and Smoky Quartz ground your energy deep into the Earth’s heartbeat. Rose Quartz, soft and powerful, cradles the heart, teaching self-love and forgiveness. And Moonstone—the gem of lunar priestesses—awakens your inner Goddess, guiding you to flow with divine feminine power. If you feel weary, burnt out, or simply craving restoration, know that the cleansing light of this Full Moon will magnify the potency of every healing ritual. Immerse yourself in a sound bath, sip a delicious herbal elixir, or anoint yourself with sacred oils. Charge your intentions into some moon water and drink them into being…tend your garden, lose yourself in painting, meditate beneath the stars—every act becomes a spell under this moon.

There is no right or wrong way to honor this Full Moon. The divine feminine doesn’t demand perfection—only presence. Trust your inner compass. Let your intuition be your Oracle, as Goddess’ wisdom always whispers: you already know the way.

The Aquarius Full Moon and Lion’s Gate

One day before the August Full Moon peaks, we experience the Lion’s Gate Portal. This portal celebrates the rising of Sirius as it is reborn and returns to its position in our sky. It is believed that when Sirius rises into the sky, lost information and technologies will slowly be revealed to us. This ancient wisdom has been forgotten, but it can return to our consciousness through the opening of this sacred portal.

If we are open to the divine synchronicities of the Universe, the Full Moon working in tandem with this portal will carry you away to places filled with true magick.

Namaste' my goddesses!

As the lush greens of summer transition into the golden tones of late July and early August, the Wheel of the Year brings us to Lughnasadh (pronounced LOO-nah-sah), which marks the 1st of the trio of harvest festivals in pagan and Wiccan practices, followed by Mabon (Sept.21) and Samhain (Oct.31). Celebrated annually on August 1st in the Northern Hemisphere, this festival marks the halfway point between Litha, the Summer Solstice and Mabon, the Fall Equinox.  Known also as Lammas or the Bread Harvest, it is a day to give thanks for the first fruits of the season, a time for community gatherings, and a moment to honor Lugh, the Celtic god of light and craftsmanship. So, is it known as Lammas or Lughnasadh? Actually, it is both! Lammas is the Christianized version of the holiday, and Lughnasadh is the original Celtic name. No matter what you call it, this is a time to celebrate nature’s bounty, give thanks for all that we have, and set our intention for the rest of the year. 

The Goddess is now in Her aspect as Grain Mother, Harvest Mother, Harvest Queen, Earth Mother, Ceres, and Demeter. Earlier civilizations used the day to thank the waning Sun for the wealth of the wheat harvest and bestow gratitude to the earth mother for the provided sustenance. And best of all, the translation of this holiday’s name literally means “Loafmass or "loaf feast.” Like a holiday about bread!! 

We are encouraged today to take stock of our personal development, acknowledge what has been accomplished, and identify areas where either growth is needed or releasing what no longer serves us. Traditional Lughnasadh rituals often revolve around sacrifice and offering. You might create an altar adorned with seasonal vegetation, symbols of the god Lugh, and harvest-related tools like scythes and sickles. Ritualistic games and athletic competitions are also a staple, celebrating the skill and might of Lugh. Today’s modern practices may also include crafting, divination, and rituals that focus on personal growth and prosperity. 

 As we move through harvest, the turning of the wheel will bring both inner and outer gifts and insights to you. May the rest of your summer shimmer with bountiful delights. 

With love & magick, Debbi 

Rituals, Symbols & Things to Do 

• · Gods & Goddesses: Lugh, Ceres, Demeter, Dionysus, Cerridwen. 

• · Flowers & Herbs: fennel, sunflower, basil, honeysuckle, rosemary, 

•  Food: grains, bread, berries, grapes, wine. 

•  Crystals: carnelian, citrine, tiger’s eye, amber 

• ·Create a Lammas Altar-objects, crystals, seasonal plants 

•  Bake a fresh loaf of bread 

•  Have a seasonal feast with family and friends 

Creating an Herb Pouch for Abundance 

Gather the following: 

• A green candle 

• tbsp each of dried basil and dried peppermint 

• Cinnamon stick 

• Peridot stone 

• 1 green pouch with a string to tie it up 

Light your candle while centering yourself. Now add each dried herb, the stone, and the cinnamon stick. Peppermint brings abundance and prosperity, while Basil brings abundance and success. Cinnamon...strength and lastly Peridot...earth energy & wealth. Now tie up your pouch, hold it to your heart center, close your eyes, and say: Abundance and prosperity I wish to see...energy of the earth brings these gifts onto me. Close the ritual by acknowledging the Harvest Goddess as you allow your candle to burn down.  

Craft your Lammas Altar 

Crafting an altar is a wonderful way to honor the essence of Lammas/  Lughnasadh. Decorate it with symbols of harvest such as grains, flowers, or corn. Include items that represent abundance and gratitude, such as a white candle nestled in a bowl of rose hips to thank the ancestors. On mine? I plan to add a statue of the Mother Goddess made from straw...a gift from a beloved student.  Add a few shimmering tealight candles to evoke the vibrant energy of the season.  

Hello beautiful souls,

Throughout history, the New Moon has been revered as a time for renewal and ritual. Ancient Egyptians saw the New Moon as a symbol of rebirth, while the Greeks linked it to the goddess Hecate, who governs mysteries, witches, crossroads, and the unseen. In Celtic/Pagan traditions, the New Moon was a time for planting crops, both literal and metaphorical. 

And so it is… the New Moon returns, this time in the bold, heart-led sign of Leo on July 24th at 3:10pm EST. If you’ve ever known a Leo, you know they naturally gravitate toward the spotlight — they were born to shine. Ruled by the Sun, they radiate warmth, confidence, loyalty, and a touch of irresistible glamour.

Leo also rules the 5th house. In astrology, the 5th house is associated with whatever makes us feel good, whether it's orgasms, attention, or fulfilling a creative project. 

Let this New Moon be your invitation to follow what truly lights you up. The lion teaches us to trust our gifts, to walk with radiant self-belief, and to cheer for ourselves like royalty. Though the moon is cloaked in shadow, your soul is ready to glow. Feel who you are, feel who you’re becoming, and honor every wild and wondrous part of your being. Now is the moment — act on your dreams, recharge your inner flame, and let your heart lead the way.

Because…

This New Moon is a portal. A threshold. An offering of transformation, self-reclamation, empowerment, and reawakening… occurring about a week before the Lion’s Gate’s portal, which is all about our HEART activation. 

Even though retrograde planets, Saturn and Mercury, will have us second-guessing our goals while dealing with communication lapses, there will be moments of reflection, contemplation, and passion as Leo rules the heart space, reminding us of the importance of self-love, joy, and authenticity. If you’ve stopped articulating your desires or sharing your feelings, that ends now. Focus on practices that nurture your heart and reignite your inner fire.

Until next time…New Moon Blessings…Keep Shining

 Crystal Rituals and Crystal Grids: Enhancing Manifestation

Crystals are natural amplifiers of energy. When used in conjunction with New Moon energies, they can enhance the manifestation of your intentions.

You can create a New Moon crystal grid on your altar. Select a central stone that aligns with your core intention, such as citrine for abundance, rose quartz for love, or amethyst for spiritual growth. Surround the central stone with supporting stones arranged in a geometric pattern that represents your desires.

• For abundance, use a circular or pentagonal pattern.
• For love, arrange the crystals in a heart shape or infinity loop.
• For protection, opt for a triangular shape.

Charge the grid by hovering your hands above it, sensing the energy weaving between your palms and the stones. Visualize your intentions strengthening as the crystals absorb and magnify your magic.

Hello beautiful souls… 

As the summer sun lingers in the sky and the earth hums with life, July 10th brings the Buck Moon in Capricorn, an illumination that cuts through the heart of summer with serious emotional weight and impact on society. Also known as the Thunder Moon, Hay Moon, Wort Moon, and Mead Moon, this midsummer lunation isn’t a delicate moon. This moon doesn’t coddle—it commands. It awakens the wild instinct within, urging you to stand tall, claim your space, and fiercely protect what’s sacred. A celestial threshold of transformation, it offers a potent invitation for inner growth, rooted renewal, and soul-deep strength. So light your ritual candles, stir your potions, and circle your crystals—because the Buck Moon brings more than light. It brings power, purpose, and a reminder that your magick is not meant to be small. 

July opened not with a whisper but a conjuration—on the 1st, Lilith slipped into retrograde in Pisces, stirring the cauldron of our deepest emotional and spiritual undercurrents. This isn’t surface-level astrology; it’s a sacred excavation. Lilith, the Dark Divine Feminine, now peers through the veil, unearthing forgotten truths, ancestral imprints, and the buried bones of shame, guilt, and repression. She calls us not to fear the dark, but to dance with it—to reclaim the power we once exiled. 

Enter the Buck Moon in Capricorn, rising on July 10th with a potent, grounding force. Capricorn—the tenth sign of the zodiac—is no ordinary beast. The Sea Goat, part determined climber, part soul swimmer, holds the ancient knowledge of dual mastery: scaling life’s mountains with relentless ambition, while diving into the watery depths of emotion where intuition becomes prophecy. This archetype reminds us that true power comes from balancing structure with spirit, effort with inner knowing. And in the chaos of today’s ever-shifting world, it is time to move with the Moon through all Her phases—because “the spiral dance of the monthly lunar cycle is where the juice of revolution, transformation, and magick lives for us.” 

Capricorn’s wisdom now urges a shedding of outdated paradigms and stagnant energies. The Lilith retrograde amplifies this, encouraging us to release karmic clutter and rewrite stories born of guilt, repression, and silence. It’s a mystical detox—a sacred unraveling—meant to clear the path for something bolder and more aligned. Think of it as soul-deep closet cleaning: if it doesn’t fit your truth or elevate your journey, it must go.  

Under this lunation, a new era beckons—one of wise, heart-led, collaborative leadership rising from the ashes. You are not just healing for yourself, but for your lineage, your community, and the collective field of possibility. 

So gather your tools: 

• Light the candles. 
• Cleanse your altar. 
• Speak to the spirits. 
• And meet the Moon as both student and sorcerer. 

Because this Buck Moon doesn’t just shine—it initiates. And you? 

You are the spell, the spark, and the revolution… 

Full Moon Tea Ritual 

Set up your ritual space by placing things around you and/or your altar that help make you feel connected to the moon’s energies. You can incorporate fresh flowers, crystals, photos, candles, or any other sacred objects you feel called to. Finally, cleanse & purify the air by burning some Palo Santo, Sage, or Copal. 

Now, find a comfortable place to sit and begin to ground yourself by taking deep, slow breaths. Focus on what you wish to change in your life, what you wish to balance…then write it down on a piece of paper. 

Place your herbs in the jar and fill it with boiled water. Place your steeping herbs in the full moonlight if you have access to it (otherwise, in your sacred space is great). If you have crystals you’d like to incorporate, place them directly against your jar to infuse your moon tea with the energy of your stones & for a bit more power, add a clear quartz to the steeping herbs. Thank the goddess and leave overnight.  Drink your moon tea throughout the next day (or two), and every time you take a sip, come back to your intention 

Yoga Sequence 

Since moon time is special to yogi’s (after all Lord Shiva himself has a half moon on his head as a symbol), we’ve designed a little sequence to lift our vibration and connect our bodies and hearts to the frequency of the full moon…breathing 10 breaths in each pose… 

Hero’s Pose (Virasana)… Mountain Pose (Tadasana)… Chair pose (Utkatasana)… Warrior II (Virabhadrasana II) …Tree Pose (Vrkshasana) 

The knees are most associated with Capricorn. Also affected is the skeleton, all bones. 

Art by: MJ Mara