Hello Moonbeams!!!

On February 17th at 7:01 AM ET, the Aquarius Ring of Fire Solar Eclipse rises with the New Moon, aligning with the Chinese Lunar New Year of the Yang Fire Horse — a rare moment when the Moon slips across the Sun and leaves behind a glowing ring of light. A halo in the sky. A cosmic doorway. A reminder that even in shadow, we are still luminous… and something new is ready to begin.

We now step into the Year of the Fire Horse — bold, bright, and untamed. The Horse carries freedom, instinct, and forward motion…and fire…well, that just intensifies everything! Expect creative sparks turning into action…truths courageously spoken...and very little patience for what feels stagnant. So my loves, tend your flame wisely. Trust your instincts. Follow what feels alive. This is not a year to play small — it’s a year to move forward, brave and awake.

This eclipse opens a brand-new Aquarius cycle of heart and humanity, self and community. Eclipses don’t whisper… they initiate. They reroute us. They illuminate what we couldn’t see before. Aquarius energy is electric, revolutionary, and a little wild. With ruling planet Uranus sparking the air, this feels like a reset button for the collective. Something is being born — maybe a cultural shift, maybe a quiet inner revolution. Probably both.

Our new mantra? “Expect the Unexpected”. Pluto in Aquarius…the dwarf planet moved into Aquarius a few months ago, and the shift is already underway. Pluto brings deep, long-term transformation wherever it travels. Systems evolve. Old structures weaken. What’s misaligned slowly falls away so something more authentic can take shape. Aquarius carries themes of innovation, independence, and change. This coming year, you may find yourself being asked to think differently, live more consciously, and contribute your unique gifts to a changing world.

This New Moon moves like a quiet tide beneath the surface — subtle, powerful, undeniably feminine. It stirs the deeper waters: shadow and truth, instinct and liberation. Lilith rises here, not dramatic or loud, just unwavering. She refuses suppression. She whispers, “trust yourself”. Come back to the body. Come back to the knowing that lived in you before anyone told you who to be. Venus holds the vision of what could be, while Uranus hums in the background, gently (and sometimes not so gently) nudging us beyond old limits, old labels, old identities that no longer fit. Reclaiming our power and returning to the wild pulse underneath.

From here, there is only one direction: forward — with love. So, in this month of love, let’s begin where it truly matters — within. Self-love is a living, breathing relationship, tended through presence, intention, and the sacred pause of slowing down enough to hear your own heart.

The air is humming with that Aquarian current again — reminiscent of the ’60s when people dared to dream of peace, equality, and a new way of walking this earth. That frequency is rising once more. The Age of Aquarius isn’t nostalgia — it’s a remembering. A gentle uprising of heart-led souls who know we can live differently.

It’s February. Gather your intentions like wild herbs in your palms and plant them with care. Trust the ring of light that holds even the darkest night.

We are the healers for this unfolding world. And something ancient and steady within you already knows the way

Self-Care with the New Moon Choose what feels nourishing. Let it be simple. Let it be yours.

• Light a soft pink candle and whisper a love note to yourself.

• Pick an assortment of herbs that appeal and brew a cup of intentional tea — stir clockwise and infuse it with what you’re calling in.

• Write 10 things you love about yourself — yes, really.

• Anoint your body with your favorite potion, take a bath, or indulge in a relaxing massage.

• Step outside. Bare feet on earth. Breathe. Listen.

• Meditate, even if only for five quiet minutes.

• Do one small, kind thing for someone — unseen and from the heart.

• Build a playlist that feels like your soul remembering itself.

Hello Moonbeams!!!

As winter lingers and the land still dreams beneath the cold, Imbolc arrives with the rising Full Snow Moon on February 1st—like a quiet yet unmistakable spotlight turning toward your soul. This is the moment where something in you is ready to be seen, heard, and expressed without apology. No more shrinking. No more hiding.

This Full Moon rises in Leo, standing opposite the Aquarian Sun, and it brings with it warmth, glow, and undeniable presence. There’s a theatrical quality to this lunation—dramatic in the most heart-centered way. It’s bold. It’s luminous. It’s the kind of Full Moon that refuses to be ignored, calling to us whether we feel ready or not.

Imbolc, traditionally celebrated February 1–2, marks the halfway point between the Winter Solstice and the Spring Equinox. It’s a threshold moment—a pause between what has been and what is quietly forming. Long associated with illumination, renewal, and inner tending, Imbolc invites us to notice the subtle shifts happening beneath the surface. Seeds are stirring. Light is returning. Intention is beginning to take shape…and now the heart takes center stage.

This lunation illuminates what we can no longer deny—Change is coming. You can feel it. Change, of course, can feel downright scary, even when it’s necessary. This is where we slow down, breathe deeply, and remember our heart strength—our cor, the root of the word courage. True courage doesn’t come from force; it rises from the heart.

We are being gently (maybe, not so gently?) nudged out of what’s familiar and asked to move in rhythm with a larger unfolding. Something new wants to emerge. And it asks us to risk vulnerability. To step into the unknown. To offer our cup, open and willing. Because love—real, embodied love—is the medicine that will fill that cup.

It is the truest thing we have. It binds us across time and place, across generations, across realms seen and unseen. And now, my loves, this moment in time calls for fierce love—within ourselves, in our relationships, and on our planet. We are being asked to lead from the heart and to listen to the wisdom it’s been quietly sharing all along.

With Venus activated under this Full Moon, love and relationships are highlighted in a big way—which feels fitting, as Leo is deeply heartruled. This is a beautiful time to visualize connection, intimacy, and maybe a new soul-aligned partnership? For those walking solo, this moon offers something just as powerful: a return to self-love. Often overlooked, self-love is the seedling, the root, from which all other love grows. Only by tending to yourself with care and compassion can you truly love.

So, loves, trust the timing…trust the unfolding. Not every seed planted will grow exactly as imagined—and that’s part of the magick. Some seeds transform. Some wait. Some surprise us entirely!

Wishing you a Blessed Imbolc & Full Moon….

Imbolc has always been one of my favorite quiet moments on the Wheel of the Year. It’s a lesser-known sabbat, tucked right between the Winter Solstice and the Spring Equinox, and it carries a softer kind of magic. January can feel endless, so when February arrives, there’s a subtle shift—like the first deep breath after holding one for too long.

This cross-quarter day marks a turning point. Nothing is fully awake yet, but everything is preparing. It’s a time of new beginnings, gentle hope, and whispered intentions. Beneath frozen ground, seeds are already stirring, remembering what they’re meant to become. Life is organizing itself in the dark.

Imbolc invites us to do the same.

Whether you’re calling in a new direction, a creative spark, healing, love, or simply clarity, these are powerful days to speak your intentions out loud. Not in a demanding way—but in a trusting one. The unseen forces are listening. The groundwork is being laid for what wants to grow next.

There’s a feeling around Imbolc that something is opening. A sense of expansion, of remembering that we are supported and guided, even when the path ahead isn’t fully visible yet. This season asks us to loosen our grip on fear and old stories and trust that we’re moving exactly where we need to be.

Winter still has its hold, but the light is returning—slowly, steadily. The days stretch just a little longer. The earth begins to soften. There’s anticipation in the air, mixed with tenderness. It’s normal to feel both hope and heaviness here. We’re crossing a threshold, and transitions can feel tender.

If you’re feeling tired, foggy, or extra sensitive, you’re not off track—you’re seasonal. Imbolc is a beautiful time to lean into self-care and simplicity. Warm meals. Early nights. Candlelight. Small rituals that remind your nervous system it’s safe to slow down.

For those of us in the Northern Hemisphere, Imbolc begins at sunset on February 1st and continues through the following day. Rooted in ancient Celtic tradition, it marks the earliest whisper of spring—the subtle promise of life beneath the snow. Traditionally, candles or lamps were lit at dusk to honor the sun’s rebirth and welcome its growing strength.

Keep it simple. Light a candle in each room. Refresh your altar. Anoint yourself with oils. Make pancakes—round and golden like the sun—and quietly make a wish as you flip them. There’s something wonderfully ordinary and magical about that.

This is also a perfect moment for gentle clearing. Sweep your space. Move out what feels heavy or stagnant. Open a window if you can. Clearing now isn’t about forcing change—it’s about making room.

Imbolc is deeply connected to Brigid, goddess of fire, hearth, healing, poetry, and wisdom. At this sabbat, she moves into her maiden aspect, reminding us of renewal, inspiration, and the sacred flame within. She tends the inner hearth—the quiet fire that keeps us warm through long winters and lights the way forward.

Let this season invite you back to that flame. Tend it gently. Feed it what feels true. Trust that even if you can’t see much happening yet, something is already coming to life.

With love, peace, and a little winter magick

Hello beautiful soul…

As we step into these first days of 2026, the energy feels charged and shifting—like something is rearranging beneath the surface. And right on cue, the New Moon begins to rise, guiding us toward intention and what needs to take shape next.

When the new moon phase graces the night sky, it’s as if a whisper calls you to plant seeds for what you wish to grow. On January 18, 2026, this celestial reset arrives in grounded, steady Capricorn, urging us to set real intentions. A new moon is a blank page, and Capricorn turns that page into a plan, a path, a promise we make to ourselves.

There’s a sense that we can’t go back after the choices and shifts of this past year. Collectively, we’re waking up to the truth that things must change if we’re going to survive and thrive. The way we treat the planet, each other, and ourselves—it all matters. Division, greed, abuse, and harm are old-world patterns that no longer have a place in what we’re building.

And make no mistake: change is coming. Capricorn’s Sea Goat ushers it in with determination and discipline. As the dark moon peaks on January 18th, this half-goat, half-fish energy reminds us of both the mountain we climb and the dreamworld beneath our feet. The goat anchors us to the earth; the fish pulls us into the deep inner currents where truth lives. This moment of darkness is actually a gathering place to come together with a shared vision for a better future. When you look back on the spiral of 2025, what stands out to you?
Capricorn doesn’t offer instant gratification; it offers the slow, steady magick of real progress. One solid step at a time. Bumps and backpedals included. But this first new moon of the year also carries hope that if we keep tending to what matters, things will begin to align.

This moon also opens a subtle revolution of consciousness. By planting our intentions now, we honor the Maiden Goddess—she who rules the New Moon and the art of beginning again. Working with the moon’s cycles in your life and your magick invites her presence, whether you call her Diana, Selene, Hecate, Lilith, or simply the Goddess that lives inside you.

Call on the one who feels closest.
Light a candle…Speak your intention.
Let this New Moon remind you of the power in your own choosing.

Blessed Be 

Practice Divination with the Cards

Working with a little divination under this New Moon can help open your intuition and prepare you for what lies ahead. Nothing complicated—just a moment of connection with your inner knowing.

Take your Tarot or Oracle deck and pull three cards:

1. The Past (left)
Where you’ve come from.
What you’ve learned or released over the last year.

2. The Present (center)
Where you stand now.
What’s in front of you—challenge, crossroads, missed opportunity.

3. The Path Ahead (right)
Your year ahead.
What you need to know to move forward with clarity.
What step wants to come next.

Sit with the cards. Let the images and messages settle. Meditate, journal, or simply breathe into what’s been revealed. Use what comes through to soften your perspective, open your awareness, and guide your choices as you step into the cycle ahead.

Hello beautiful soul,

Full Moon in Cancer – Wolf Moon Medicine
The first full moon of 2026 rises on January 3rd, glowing like a lantern in the winter night. She’s the Wolf Moon—named for the wild voices that echo through these colder months, reminding us of instinct, intuition, and the freedom to roam where our spirit feels called. Wolves teach us about strength and soul-truth, about shedding old skins and remembering who we are beneath all the noise.

And here She is… in Cancer, her sacred home. The Moon absolutely melts into this sign—like she kicked her shoes off and curled up on her favorite couch. January always feels like the wheel turning, a reset, a breath, a threshold. This Moon mirrors our inner tides: the way our emotions rise, fall, crash, soothe, and carry messages from the depths. Full Moons illuminate, highlight, and clarify. They say, “Look here. You already know.”

Cancer energy asks us to strip away the static and come back to what matters—our emotional knowing, our needs, our body, our boundaries, our heart. This is a Moon for making space. To feel, to listen, to receive. To trust that your intuition is a language, not a flaw.

And if things feel slow or sticky right now? Like you’re wading through cosmic molasses? This moon isn’t asking us to sprint; it’s asking us to root. To release what drains us, to protect our energy, to remember that rest is also a form of momentum. Not every step forward looks like motion—some look like awareness.

This is inner work. Soul work. 
Cancer is the hearth fire and the womb space, the quilt pulled around your shoulders, the reminder that “home” isn’t an address—it’s an energy you return to. She invites us back into the body, into the breath, into that slow-simmer magick where transformation brews quietly beneath the surface. Even if nothing looks different yet, trust the undercurrent. The roots are rearranging, the gifts are waking, the medicine is beginning to hum. Allow yourself to become the healing you’ve been waiting for.

As we move toward Imbolc on February 1st—the first whisper of spring—the energy leans toward rekindling the fire, clearing the home, and tending the altar of the heart. It’s a time of soft thresholds and small beginnings. A time to remember our magick, not rush it. The divine feminine hums through this moon like a lullaby and a spell at the same time.

So, my loves… let’s enter this year in our own rhythm—feral, tender, sovereign, and honest and let this Wolf Moon guide you.

Feel what needs feeling.
Release what no longer fits your skin.
And practice your magick like it’s the language of your soul.
Blessed Wolf Moon…may it hold you, heal you, and lead you home.

Hello Moonbeams!!!

The New Moon in Sagittarius rises just two days before the Solstice — a potent pause point where endings and beginnings breathe into one another. This is a Moon that asks us to spiral inward for a moment, to feel into where we truly want to aim our energy next.

Sagittarius is the centaur — bow drawn, arrow lifted toward the stars. That arrow is said to point toward Antares, the heart of the Scorpion, a star long associated with awakening the heart chakra and calling us toward our deepest desires. We can choose where we aim… but once the arrow leaves the bow, the rest is surrender. Trust. Allowance. Clearing. Renewal.

This Moon reminds us that release is part of creation. With an open, accepting heart, we let ourselves feel whatever rises — without judgment — knowing that what clears makes room for what’s meant to arrive.

Venus, the Goddess of Love, is active under this New Moon, weaving in a strong feminine current and bringing relationships to the forefront. This is a beautiful moment to wish, to soften, and to get honest about what we truly desire in connection — with others, and with ourselves. New Moon wishing is a deeply yin practice. The Moon is yin to the Sun’s yang, and the New Moon is the most receptive point of the cycle. And just like all sacred dualities, this darkest moment carries the greatest potential for new life.

So ask yourself gently:
*What do I want to explore?
*What do I want to learn?
*Where am I being called to expand?

Looking back at the past year — whew. It’s been a wild, uncertain, sometimes shaky ride. One that could have hardened us… but didn’t. Now is the moment to gather the lessons, digest them slowly, integrate the wisdom — and then release the stories of why and how. Let them go. The medicine is here, in the present moment.

*Notice what’s bringing you joy now.
*Notice what lights you up now.
Those are your signposts. Those are the breadcrumbs leading you forward.

This is a New Moon rich with dreaming, possibility, and quiet magic — one that asks us to plant seeds into the Earth beneath our feet, trusting they’ll take root in their own perfect timing.

Working with the Moon through the years, I’ve always felt her as a sacred union of Sun (spirit) and Moon (soul). In alchemy, this union is called a conjunction — two forces meeting to create something entirely new. It feels no accident that this Moon leads us straight into the Winter Solstice.

As the Wheel turns toward the longest night, the Moon offers herself as an anchor — steady, cyclical, and faithful — reminding us that even in the dark, there is rhythm and guidance. Our Moon Goddess helps us tune into our emotional body, restore balance, and move forward with intention.

If you’ve been longing for a real shift… if you’ve felt something stirring beneath the surface… THIS is the energy that nudges you forward.

As 2025 comes to a close, let this New Moon be your threshold.
 A soft beginning.
 A fresh starting point.

The best is still unfolding.
 I know it. I feel it. 

Blessed be, my lovelies

Herbs of the Sagittarius Moon: anise, basil, borage, chestnut, clove, dandelion, endive, fig, honeysuckle, horse chestnut, hyssop, linden, sage and yellow dock

Crystals of the Sagittarius Moon: black obsidian, labradorite, lepidolite, blue lace agate, tigers’ eye, citrine and 

Rituals: Spend time in stillness and quietude. Rest, eat simple foods, swim or bathe in moonlight. Use a journal and practice self-inquiry. Surrender to the moment and sit in the stillness and serenity of the new moon.

Moon Drink: Cacao is a wonderful, natural earth medicine that is good for our physical health and has the power to open our hearts. Sip on it as you soak in water or while you reflect and journal.

Hello beautiful souls…
The Final Full Moon of 2025 rises on December 4th, glowing in the sign of Gemini—an airy, electric energy that stirs the mind, the voice, and the heart. Known as the Cold Moon, she is the last full moon before the Winter Solstice in the Northern Hemisphere, also called the Moon of the Long Night and honored by ancient pagans as the Moon Before Yule. With the Winter Solstice/Yule on December 21st, this moon is the threshold of light, shadow, and deep inner knowing.

Though Gemini’s energy loves connection and lively interaction, this Full Moon invites a gentle pause—a moment to breathe, soften, and turn inward. Imagine curling up with something warm and sweet, letting comfort and quiet wrap around you as winter’s stillness settles in. This Super Cold Moon signals reflection, clarity, and inner listening as we prepare for the year ahead. Gemini’s twin energy reminds us that we are both mortal and eternal—body and soul—and under this moon, we are called to tend to both.

2025 has been a threshold year—a whole tapestry of endings, completions, and deep inner reshaping. In true cosmic fashion, the Universe gave us three luminous Super Moons to help guide our crossing. And now here we are beneath the final one, a moon wide enough to stir the tides of your heart and bright enough to show what you’re finally ready to release… a soft reminder that letting go is its own kind of sacred ceremony. Shining in Gemini, she invites everything to move through you with ease—
 let your words reveal who you’ve become,
 let your story drift on the night air,
 let the wisdom you’ve gathered rise and dance through your voice.
 
This Moon is speaking. The end of the year is speaking.  The truths you are ready to receive are whispering.  Speak with her, and the rest will gently reveal itself.

There is healing in our voice—when we speak truth, name what’s sacred, and let our desires echo softly into the night.There is also healing in letting 2025 come to its natural end—closing the book on what was and gently saying goodbye. This is a moment to witness your own becoming with awe, honoring the unfolding, the blooming, the unraveling and reweaving that brought you here, and allowing it all to dissolve into dreams and into the imagination of what comes next.
The Cold Moon draws us inward. She asks for stillness. For reflection.

For clarity. The path ahead may feel unclear, and that’s okay. Just return to your center & let your soul speak louder than the world.

We are moving through powerful planetary currents—energies calling for transformation, revolution, and new ways of showing up within and without. Our attitude, our gratitude, and our willingness to move with the energy will carry us through.

So breathe it in, love. This is a sacred turning. The light is clearing the path.

And your Soul already knows the way.

Honor the Full Moon
    • Eat dark chocolate.
    • Get an aromatic massage.
    • Make a batch of “moon water”
    • Drink tea made from moon-related herbs and flowers, such as rose, jasmine lavender or chamomile.
    • Make a full moon supper: white wine, shellfish and herbed crescent rolls.
    • Leave milk, honey and bread out for the fairies.
    • Smudge your home
    • Have a “moon dance”

Full Moon Yule Altar 
Add a touch of Yule to your Full Moon altar to carry the magick through Solstice season. Choose items you feel connected to, and let the season guide you—evergreens, dried fruits, pinecones, cinnamon sticks, dried flowers or herbs, crystals, and candles in gold, silver, green, or white. You may also place a winter deity such as Morana, Cailleach, or Odin to honor the spirit of the colder months..

Energy Clearing: Use the supermoon’s peak energy to cleanse your space, tools, and spirit. This is a great time for smudging, crystal cleansing, or resetting your altar.

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.