As the Northern Hemisphere heads into the Snow Moon, it’s a great time to reinforce your meditation practice and focus on other quiet, introspective practices. The winter season is a perfect time to slow down and reflect on the past year, and to prepare for the longer days of spring and summer ahead.
One of the key astrological influences during this time is the Sun in Aquarius. Aquarius is an air sign associated with innovation, individuality, and progress. When the Sun is in Aquarius, we may feel a strong sense of independence and a desire to be unique. This energy can inspire us to think outside the box and to explore new ideas and possibilities.
In addition to the Sun in Aquarius, we also have the Full Moon in Leo. Leo is a fire sign associated with creativity, self-expression, and leadership. The Full Moon in Leo can bring a heightened sense of self-awareness and a desire to express ourselves in bold and creative ways. This is a time to embrace our individuality and to shine brightly.
As a reminder, this is also a good time to celebrate Imbolg, an ancient Celtic festival that marks the beginning of spring and the return of the light. Imbolg is a time of renewal, and it is a time to honor the goddess Brigid, who is associated with the hearth, home, and fertility. This festival is often celebrated by lighting candles, and it is a time to reflect on the past and to make plans for the future.
With the Snow Moon and the astrological influences of the Sun in Aquarius and the Full Moon in Leo, this is a great time to focus on quiet, introspective practices. This includes regular meditation, journaling, and building your Book of Shadows. It’s also a great time to work with candle magic, studying and learning to prepare for the longer days of spring and summer. This is a time to reflect on the past and to make plans for the future, and to honor the goddess Brigid.
In conclusion, as the Northern Hemisphere heads into the Snow Moon, this is a great time to reinforce your meditation practice and focus on other quiet, introspective practices. The winter season is a perfect time to slow down and reflect on the past year, and to prepare for the longer days of spring and summer ahead. With the Sun in Aquarius, Full Moon in Leo, and Imbolg festival, this is a time to embrace our individuality, to reflect on the past, and to make plans for the future. This is a time to honor the goddess Brigid and to focus on our quiet and introspective practices, to be more in touch with our inner selves and to be better prepared for the coming seasons.
