Post by ivymoon on May 31, 2007 11:41:17 GMT -5
Moon Magick through the month
January ~ Wolf Moon
Also known as the Cold, Snow, or Winter Moon, is a time of protection, and strength. While it is the first full Moon of the calendar year, in terms of nature, it occurs in the middle of the cold winter season, a season of death and desolation.
A time of both beginnings and endings, a time to start consider what you want to plant and plan for the spring. You can do magick so that as spring approaches, your magickal goal will grow closer and closer to fruition.
February ~ Storm Moon
Also known as the Death or Quickening Moon, is a time to domagick for fertility and strength. In the olden days, it was a time for true hardships.
to face true challenges, help a particularly challenging project at work, focus on helping you to accept the challenge, perservere, and make it through.
Concentrate on the idea of weathering the storm and giving yourself the extra stamina to succeed.
Cleansing both internally and externally. As such a time to get rid of physical things you don't need and any mental or emotional baggage you might be hauling around you.
March ~ Chaste Moon
Also known as the Seed or Worm Moon, the Chaste Moon is a time to plant mental seeds - thoughts of success and hope. Purity and newness. Bless magickal herbs and plants in your garden and preparing the soil for the seeds that you plant. Mentally prepare yourself for new experiences, a new job, pregnancy, taking a trip, bringing a new animal into your home.
April~ Seed Moon
Also known as Egg, Grass, or Wind Moon.
Sow the seeds of Magick. Planting a magical garden, go out there and put things into the Earth. Fertility is in the air. Empower some seeds to both help them grow and do Earth Magick.
May ~ Hare Moon
Also known as Flower or Planting Moon, Health, love, romance and wisdom.
To plant seeds that you've empowered. As seeds grow, the energy you put in will start to manifest in your life. If you've been working magick to help your career, now is the time to decide which one.
Some divination magick to help you make that decision.
June ~ Lover's Moon
Also known as the Strwberry or Rose Moon;
Energy of Love Marriage, and success. Is it any wonder that some traditions this Moon is called the Honey Moon? Nuture your garden. If taken that new job, now is the time to make sure, everything runs smoothly. Might want to keep an eye open for a more desirable position.
July ~ Mead Moon
Also known as the Blessings, Lightening, or Thunder moon, is a time of enchantment, health, rebirth, success and strength. First Harvests, when you begin to enjoy the fruits of your labors.
A time of celebration and magick. Remember that mead is the necar of the Gods. Now is the time to gather your magickal herbs and do some prosperity magick.
August ~ Wyrt Moon
Also known as Wort, Barley, Corn, or Red Moon; is a time of abundance, agriculture, and marriage. This is a 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.
You mihgt want to do magick to help someone else reap the benefits of earth's abundance.
If you've become pregnant, this is the time to concentrate your energies on having a healthy pregnancy.
September ~ Harvest Moon
Also known as the Barley or Hunter's Moon, the Harvest Moon is a time of protection, prosperity, and abundance. The time of the year when the grains are being harvested. If you've had a long illness, this is the time to finally come back to full health again.
The energy of the Harvest Moon will help along any magick that is geard to bring you or someone else abundance.
October ~ Blood Moon
Called the Falling Leaf Moon , It's a moon of new goals, protection, resolution and spirituality.
The night of the Blood Moon is a great time for divination of any kind. All od nature is getting ready for winter. Animls gather food, birds fly South, we turn from agriculture to the hunt as our means of sustenance. A time to reflect on what you did during the year and to evaluate your accomplishments. You can also want to check to see how you will survive the coming months.
Make sure you have enough money in the bank. If your work is seasonal, you might want to do some magick to find other ways to support yourself. If you work outdoors, do magick to help you survive the cold months ahead.
Check on things for your safety and survival;
How are the tires on you car?
What about the smoke alarm in your kitchen?
Because the Holidays are fast approaching, you might want to do some work to remove stress and negativity energy from your surroundings.
November ~ Snow Moon
Also known as the Beaver, Mourning, or Tree Moon. A time to work with the bonds of family and friendship. Excellent time to use divination to get an idea of what is up ahead.
Although winter is coming, it won't last forever. Do what you can to reduce your stress and to strengthen your bonds with family and friends.
Back before the advent of grocery store and central heating, people really counted on those bonds, which could counted on those bonds, which couls be the difference between making it through the winter or perishing.
So know who is really there for you and count your blessings.
December ~ Oak Moon
Also known as the Cold or Long Night Moon; it's the time for hope and healing.
This is the time of year the moon has reign over the Earth, because there are more hours of night than day. Our thoughts turn to rebirth of the light and longer days that are promised after the Winter Solstice. Women who've become pregnant in the Spring are about to give birth, will probably want to focus their energies on delivering a healthy baby.
To complete something, you have worked hard on and make sure that the task is truly completed, all details dealt with.
A time to let go of old patterns or problems and start anew. Let go of negative and let the light of longer days shine inside you. Working with children in nurturing way can be very rewarding and healing.
info provided by www.angelfire.com/on/wicca/ MoonMagick.html
and The Complete Idiots Guide to to Wicca and Witchcraft by
Denise Zimmerman & Katherine A. Gleason.
January ~ Wolf Moon
Also known as the Cold, Snow, or Winter Moon, is a time of protection, and strength. While it is the first full Moon of the calendar year, in terms of nature, it occurs in the middle of the cold winter season, a season of death and desolation.
A time of both beginnings and endings, a time to start consider what you want to plant and plan for the spring. You can do magick so that as spring approaches, your magickal goal will grow closer and closer to fruition.
February ~ Storm Moon
Also known as the Death or Quickening Moon, is a time to domagick for fertility and strength. In the olden days, it was a time for true hardships.
to face true challenges, help a particularly challenging project at work, focus on helping you to accept the challenge, perservere, and make it through.
Concentrate on the idea of weathering the storm and giving yourself the extra stamina to succeed.
Cleansing both internally and externally. As such a time to get rid of physical things you don't need and any mental or emotional baggage you might be hauling around you.
March ~ Chaste Moon
Also known as the Seed or Worm Moon, the Chaste Moon is a time to plant mental seeds - thoughts of success and hope. Purity and newness. Bless magickal herbs and plants in your garden and preparing the soil for the seeds that you plant. Mentally prepare yourself for new experiences, a new job, pregnancy, taking a trip, bringing a new animal into your home.
April~ Seed Moon
Also known as Egg, Grass, or Wind Moon.
Sow the seeds of Magick. Planting a magical garden, go out there and put things into the Earth. Fertility is in the air. Empower some seeds to both help them grow and do Earth Magick.
May ~ Hare Moon
Also known as Flower or Planting Moon, Health, love, romance and wisdom.
To plant seeds that you've empowered. As seeds grow, the energy you put in will start to manifest in your life. If you've been working magick to help your career, now is the time to decide which one.
Some divination magick to help you make that decision.
June ~ Lover's Moon
Also known as the Strwberry or Rose Moon;
Energy of Love Marriage, and success. Is it any wonder that some traditions this Moon is called the Honey Moon? Nuture your garden. If taken that new job, now is the time to make sure, everything runs smoothly. Might want to keep an eye open for a more desirable position.
July ~ Mead Moon
Also known as the Blessings, Lightening, or Thunder moon, is a time of enchantment, health, rebirth, success and strength. First Harvests, when you begin to enjoy the fruits of your labors.
A time of celebration and magick. Remember that mead is the necar of the Gods. Now is the time to gather your magickal herbs and do some prosperity magick.
August ~ Wyrt Moon
Also known as Wort, Barley, Corn, or Red Moon; is a time of abundance, agriculture, and marriage. This is a 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.
You mihgt want to do magick to help someone else reap the benefits of earth's abundance.
If you've become pregnant, this is the time to concentrate your energies on having a healthy pregnancy.
September ~ Harvest Moon
Also known as the Barley or Hunter's Moon, the Harvest Moon is a time of protection, prosperity, and abundance. The time of the year when the grains are being harvested. If you've had a long illness, this is the time to finally come back to full health again.
The energy of the Harvest Moon will help along any magick that is geard to bring you or someone else abundance.
October ~ Blood Moon
Called the Falling Leaf Moon , It's a moon of new goals, protection, resolution and spirituality.
The night of the Blood Moon is a great time for divination of any kind. All od nature is getting ready for winter. Animls gather food, birds fly South, we turn from agriculture to the hunt as our means of sustenance. A time to reflect on what you did during the year and to evaluate your accomplishments. You can also want to check to see how you will survive the coming months.
Make sure you have enough money in the bank. If your work is seasonal, you might want to do some magick to find other ways to support yourself. If you work outdoors, do magick to help you survive the cold months ahead.
Check on things for your safety and survival;
How are the tires on you car?
What about the smoke alarm in your kitchen?
Because the Holidays are fast approaching, you might want to do some work to remove stress and negativity energy from your surroundings.
November ~ Snow Moon
Also known as the Beaver, Mourning, or Tree Moon. A time to work with the bonds of family and friendship. Excellent time to use divination to get an idea of what is up ahead.
Although winter is coming, it won't last forever. Do what you can to reduce your stress and to strengthen your bonds with family and friends.
Back before the advent of grocery store and central heating, people really counted on those bonds, which could counted on those bonds, which couls be the difference between making it through the winter or perishing.
So know who is really there for you and count your blessings.
December ~ Oak Moon
Also known as the Cold or Long Night Moon; it's the time for hope and healing.
This is the time of year the moon has reign over the Earth, because there are more hours of night than day. Our thoughts turn to rebirth of the light and longer days that are promised after the Winter Solstice. Women who've become pregnant in the Spring are about to give birth, will probably want to focus their energies on delivering a healthy baby.
To complete something, you have worked hard on and make sure that the task is truly completed, all details dealt with.
A time to let go of old patterns or problems and start anew. Let go of negative and let the light of longer days shine inside you. Working with children in nurturing way can be very rewarding and healing.
info provided by www.angelfire.com/on/wicca/ MoonMagick.html
and The Complete Idiots Guide to to Wicca and Witchcraft by
Denise Zimmerman & Katherine A. Gleason.