New Moon Circle

We are officially in eclipse season and the last full moon did not disappoint.  Eclipse moons create amplified and sometimes disruptive energy. They act as cosmic reset points. They accelerate change, reveal hidden truths, and create space for transformation.

The new moon following an eclipse is a uniquely charged moment that encourages letting go and inviting in transformative new beginnings. It’s a time for deeper inner work, setting your goals carefully, and making a conscious effort to tap into the cosmic rhythm.  

All this means that not only that this new moon holds within it the codes of the Equinox but also heaps of star and cosmos activity.  We can use our circle to connect our feminine energies and tap into what we need reflecting on how we can move into the next cycle with a little more clarity.

And in our beautiful Lilac garden Spring has sprung… it is everywhere, in the trees and the ground and just everywhere you look. Where last time we were still with one foot in Winter and one foot in Spring… this New Moon is full on exuberant and full of budding potential.  We made it… its here!.  The goddess Ostara (the root word for Oestrogen) embodies the freshness of spring, the fertile awakening of the land, and the airy, light energy of dawn.

• Ostara represents the lightness and movement of air—like the crisp, fresh breezes of early spring that stir life awake. Air is the element of ideas, change, and inspiration, all of which align with her themes of rebirth and new possibilities.
• She is also deeply tied to fertility, growth, and the land itself.
• Now is the time to plant of seeds (physically and metaphorically) as the the earth grows green. We can notice the return of animals  and the canopy regrowth.

Remember your cups, blankets, chairs and wood if you have it to offer.

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