Whatever you are doing on June 13, 14, and 15, let it be Neptunian - that is, allow it to be incomplete, imperfect, foggy, perhaps a little unclear. (Another life-changing lesson learned from Wild Power.) Sometimes, you can hold onto energy you don't always need to do something with it. This will give the illusion, a Neptunian word, that this is a marvelous time to get down to business as we get a surge of go-getter energy from these two planets in Aries let the energy course within you and just be.
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(A big thank-you is in order for Wild Power: Discover the Magic of Your Menstrual Cycle and Awaken the Feminine Path to Power for teaching me that this is our current culture and not an absolute given in life.) The Sagittarius full moon will also make a weak trine at an approximate 120° angle with Mars (planet of action) and Jupiter (planet of expansion). We live in a culture of doing, achieving, and action. Give in to the Neptunian dreaminess, the unknown, and the uncertainty of life. The best way to work with this energy is to let yourself just be.
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How to let yourself go, according to an astrologer How would we get anything done?) The irony here is that we have a full moon that wants us to know and a Neptune that wants us to be comfortable with the unknown. (We all love watching a great film, for instance, but few want to live in a fantasy world 24/7. But when it is making a square, it can be a frustrating and confusing energy, as it may obfuscate the truth. Neptune is a wonderful planet, as it brings divinely inspired creativity: music, art, and film are all ruled by Neptune. The Sag full moon, which yearns for truth and revelation, is making a square angle to Neptune, the planet of fantasy, illusion, and dreams, in Pisces, its own sign. But when we observe our nearest neighbor, this lit-up ball of wonder in the sky, we look not only at the sign its in but how it is interacting with other planets as well astrologers call these aspects. In short, this full moon wants us to kick back, let our hair down, and ponder the cosmos.
So, what's the deal with the full moon arriving on June 14, astrologically speaking? This particular full moon is in Sagittarius, a sign that wants to understand great questions - and to have fun while doing it. How Neptune will impact the June 14 full moon My astrology teacher Anne Ortelee once said that "full moons are also a time when secrets are revealed and everyone will see that couple canoodling in the bushes." As such, we often get new information on a full moon. Full moons, on the other hand, being larger and more massive to the naked eye than the brightest star in the sky, give off so much light that they were often times when groups would gather for celebration and ritual. Early humans had to be careful and cautious. There was a mystery and even a bit of a danger to the world. New moons are when the sky is almost completely dark stargazing may have offered some directional information, but no meaningful light. In this case, "strawberry moon" is from the Native American tribe, the Algonquins, but the Cherokees call it "Green Corn Moon," the Cree call it “Hatching Moon” and across the pond some European cultural groups called it "Rose Moon," "Honey Moon," or "Mead Moon."įarmers' Almanac explains that the "Strawberry" name "has been used by Algonquin, Ojibwe, Dakota, and Lakota peoples, among others, to mark the ripening of 'June-bearing' strawberries that are ready to be gathered." It goes on to note that, across the pond, Europeans have had historical names for the June full moon: Because marriages often happened in June (which is named for the Roman goddess of marriage, Juno), they deemed it a "Honey Moon" or "Mead Moon," thanks to the honeyed mead consumed at wedding celebrations.Īn easy way to remember the symbolism of new and full moons is by thinking back many, many years ago to a time without electricity.
According to the long-trusted Farmer’s Almanac, these moon monikers are not universal but taken from specific cultural groups and regions of the globe. In honor of the fact that this is a Sagittarius full moon, and Sagittarius seeks truth, it's noteworthy to explain that phrases such as "strawberry moon," " worm moon," "buck moon" (expect that one in July 2022), and so forth are not astrological terms, but scientific and cultural ones. Before you get disappointed, let's clarify the name: a “strawberry supermoon” does not, unfortunately, mean a pink moon will show up in the night sky.
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