Moon Magick

Beaver Moon Journal Prompts

As we welcome in the Beaver Full Moon on November 5th, here are some lovely journal prompts to help you deepen into your lunar practice.

Where do I need to strengthen my foundation, like the beaver building its lodge? (Protection)

What part of my life feels unfinished and would bring me peace if I tied it up before year’s end? (Preparation)

How can I turn my daily routines into small rituals of intention rather than chores? (Preparation)

Where do I need to say “no” more often, and what might saying “no” allow me to say “yes” to instead? (Boundaries)

What sensory comforts (scents, textures, sounds, foods) bring me a sense of peace and warmth? (Comfort)

If I devoted one hour a week to learning something new this winter, what would I choose? Why? (Research)

What spiritual “foods” sustain me (ideas, stories, friendships, or practices) and how can I keep them close this winter? (Nourishment)

Who feels like true family to me, and how can I show them appreciation before the year ends? (Connect)

A common misconception about spirituality is that you must always be positive, highly vibrational, and happy.

However, it’s not wrong or un-spiritual to feel the full range of emotions at any given time.

Write down your thoughts and opinions on this statement.

Enjoy and Happy Full Moon.

Strawberry Moon Journal Prompts

Jenny Heston · 3:33 pm ·

What comes to mind when you think about the Full Moon in June?

The Strawberry Moon of June is named for the wild and ripe strawberries that reach their peak in June. It’s believed that picking strawberries beneath the light of the moon honors the crops and ensures a bountiful yield.

Strawberries are considered a food of love, representative of the goddess Freya, and they symbolize love and luck. June’s Strawberry Moon meaning embodies the magic and fullness of life.

This is the best moment to make difficult decisions or to face responsibilities you’ve been avoiding. Start fresh and dive deep into personal growth! Remember to pace yourself, don’t burn yourself out in your excitement and enthusiasm. Evaluate your goals and intentions to make sure they are realistic and achievable.

New life, sunlight, magic, joy, and strength are everywhere. The earth and the universe are surging with enthusiasm! Your intuition is at a peak! So keep an open mind to all of life’s adventures and twists.

The Strawberry Moon meaning is a special and sacred time to reflect on your life and make positive changes. So let’s look at some prompts to get you started.

Strawberry Moon Journal Prompts

A great way to celebrate the Strawberry moon meaning is by journaling your thoughts and intentions. Here are some prompts to get you started:

How far have you come with the goals and intentions you set this last Winter? Have you achieved them?
- If not, what obstacles can you remove that are holding you back? What patterns and routines are currently interfering with your growth? What can you do to change or alter these? Do you need to re-evaluate your intentions?
- If yes, what can you do to set goals that bring about a deeper and more spiritually fulfilling life? How can you challenge yourself further?
How can you incorporate a creative talent of yours into your spirituality?
Do you have a Strawberry Moon or Summer Solstice altar or sacred space in your home? List any crystals, oils, candles, flowers, statues, or meaningful personal items you’ve placed in your sacred space.
What can you do NOW, that your future self will be grateful for this Winter or next Spring? Now is a time of growth and improvement; what do you plan to manifest for yourself?
Slow down and notice some of your favorite aspects during the season of the Strawberry Moon and Summer Solstice. Make a list of them and find ways to incorporate them into your life more often.

Taurus New Moon Journal Prompts and Magick.

Jenny Heston · 1:11 pm ·

The Moon transits through Taurus when the lunar sky path crosses the second sector of the Zodiac, which is located in the constellation of Taurus.

When the Moon is in Taurus it’s a good time to escape distractions and sink deeper into the things that ground you.

It brings a sense of peace and calmness and a desire for security and stability.

Now is the time for enjoying the tranquility and comfort of home, good food, and intentional connections with loved ones. It is also a great time to make any aesthetic changes, work in the garden and get back to nature.

Taurus is motivated by a desire for practical, useful results.

Moon journaling each month during the new and full moon helps connect you with these lunar energies. Use these Taurus moon phase journal prompts to help you during these times of transition.

New Moon in Taurus

The New Moon in Taurus only occurs when the Sun sign is also in Taurus, during the end of April into the beginning of May. Spring is in full bloom and love is in the air.

Taurus is ruled by the planet Venus and is focused on comfort, security, harmony, and beauty. Happening close to the festival of Beltane, fertility, and productivity are two of the themes of Taurus. The desire for new growth is strong and the Taurus New Moon helps us get rooted even deeper with our intentions set last month during the Aries New Moon.

The earthy energy of Taurus reminds us to strengthen our practice of grounding and centering. Celebrate spring and the Taurus New Moon by getting connected with the earth.

Be present within your body and really notice what you are feeling, smelling, hearing. This is a good time to ask yourself:

What helps me feel grounded and centered?
What do I need to feel more stable and secure?
What am I willing to face and resolve so I can move forward?
What boundaries do I need to set in order to bloom more fully?

Taurus Magic

Taurus is a Fixed Earth sign that supports sensible emotions and renewals. Focus your intentions on money matters, material acquisitions, real estate, and deep love.

This is a good time to practice self-love and nourish your physical body.

Healing rituals for areas of the throat, neck, and ears are also done at this time.

Wellness Mantras:

I will love myself fully so that I may fully love others.
I am on a path of natural wellness and health.
I choose to release what no longer supports or nourishes me.

Enjoy!

December Cold Moon Journal Prompts

Jenny Heston · 3:33 pm ·

December’s long dark nights and cold frigid days bring the Moon’s annual cycle full circle.

The Cold Moon’s spiritual meaning indicates now is an ideal time to start visualising what you want to bring into your life. (Which ties in for the energy of this month of Get Inspired).

Once 2022’s Full Moon of December arrives, we’ve completed an entire trip around the sun. Now is a beautiful moment to focus on all the good things headed your way!

You’ve been working so hard and have some serious gumption, trust that the universe will help bring your intentions and dreams to fruition. The Cold Moon encourages you to follow your greatest passions and spiritual joys.

Cold Moon Spiritual Journal Prompts

Create a to-do list for this Winter holiday that captures your inner child. What would you like to do to bring more holiday magic to the season?
How do you avoid shallow consumerism this time of year and connect to the magic of nature and spirit instead?
What obstacles in your life can you start viewing as opportunities?
The main spiritual focus during Winter Solstice is honoring the afterlife, celebrating the slow return of the sun, and banishing negative energy. How can you incorporate this into your life right now?
Write about a moment this last year that made you feel stronger and what actions you wanted to take after.

Then when you have taken the time with the prompts and breathed into them, try the Forgiveness Ritual.

Spiritual Meaning of the Hunter’s Moon

Jenny Heston · 7:20 am ·

On October 9th we welcome the Hunter’s Moon.

This Full Moon marks the end of the Harvest season and is rich in ancestral magick.

It is a time to start really connecting with your heritage, your ancestors and looking at what they have given you. It’s also a delicious time of releasing your own old stuff.

If you are new to working with Full Moon energy, there is fabulous information on all the aspects of it right here.

Remember that at Full Moon it is time to Release your energy, as the Full Moon marks the end of a cycle, and the Moon begins to grow dark, again.

The Hunter’s Moon derives its name from the hunting that takes place this time of year. Now is the season of the rut for Deer and Elk (mating season), and game are currently well-nourished.

October’s moon brings the season of the hunt, preservation, and preparation for the icy cold days and nights to come.

The Hunter’s Moon is focused on internal work and self-reflection. We now begin the dark half of the year; accept and welcome the darkness with open arms and spirit. It’s a time of transition, divination, and balance.

Take a moment to look back in history at your ancestors and the lessons they can teach you. Before industrialism, people focused on harvesting and preparing for the coming of Winter. Failure to do so meant facing one’s own death or mortality.

You can feel the magical energy in the air right now as we head toward Samhain, and the veil grows thin. This increases your ability to communicate with your ancestors or loved ones. It’s an opportunity for spiritual growth, goal setting, gratitude, and finding ways to slow down and enjoy the season of Autumn.

So let’s explore a delicious ritual and some journal prompts to support you in deepening into the release and the magick of this moon.