As the moon waxes, its tidal pull draws water up to the top of the soil nurturing the seed. Quite literally, gardeners that work with moon phases will sow seeds of leafy and short-root plants during a new moon. It’s a time to plant intentions for the things we want in life, and to align with the moon’s energy to help us grow those seeds. Over the following 14 to 15 nights the moon appears to gather more light from the sun, becoming a crescent and eventually a full moon, and so brings with her the power of growth and potential. The new moon brings with her the opportunity for creativity-appearing dark, or empty, like fertile ground. The two most popular moon rituals are carried out on new moons and full moons-although a day on either side also works. It can also be a powerful tool to align with the ebb and flow of energy as we seek to foster a life of our dreams, and release the things holding us back.

Whereas the phases of the moon used to be honored by people across the globe, defining our farming calendars and our own fertility, and determining celebrations and events, today much of our modern culture ignores our deep and ancient relationship with this celestial object.Ī moon ritual therefore can be a great way to reconnect to the rhythms that we share with all life on Earth. The moon is such a powerful presence in our lives-pulling on the ocean’s tides, and creating a rhythm for all life on our planet.

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