Today the sky holds its breath. The New Moon falls in Libra — the sign of balance, beauty, and the art of being in relation — and because the Sun and Moon meet exactly here, the two great lights of our inner and outer life are completely aligned, beginning a fresh lunar cycle together in the same…
Today the sky holds a rare kind of quiet. The Moon is new in Libra — barely a sliver, just two percent lit — sitting alongside the Sun in the same sign, which means both luminaries are asking us to begin again, to wipe the slate and consider what we truly want from our closest relationships and the…
The Moon tonight is a bare sliver of silver — a waning crescent in Virgo, lit to just five percent, barely more than a rumor of light in the early-morning sky. This is one of the quietest, most inward phases the lunar cycle offers, and Virgo deepens that quality further: it asks us to sort, to…
The sky this Wednesday carries the hush of a waning crescent Moon, barely a sliver of silver in Virgo, asking us to slow down, sort through, and release whatever has been quietly cluttering the mind.
The day opens under a waning crescent Moon in Leo — thin as a nail paring, barely lit, yet still luminous with that lion’s particular pride. A crescent this slender asks us to rest more than we reach, to let things wind down before the new cycle begins.
The sky today carries the particular hush of a waning crescent Moon in Leo — a sliver of silver light that asks you to rest rather than reach, to consolidate rather than begin. Six planets are currently moving in apparent reverse, lending the whole day a quality of turning inward, of revisiting…
Look up tonight and you will find the Moon wearing just under half her light — a clean, vertical slice of silver hanging in the sky, the left side bright and the right side dark. This is the Last Quarter Moon, sometimes called the Third Quarter, and it arrives roughly three weeks into the lunar…
The Moon hangs in Cancer today, waning and worn to just under forty percent of her full face — a Last Quarter Moon, which in everyday terms means we are in the releasing, reckoning phase of the lunar cycle, the moment when the tide pulls back and asks what you are truly ready to let go of.
Something shifts in the sky today. Venus — the planet associated with love, beauty, pleasure, and what we value most — stops moving forward and begins to trace back over ground it has already covered.
The sky today carries a particular kind of weight — not the heavy, suffocating kind, but the kind that asks you to sit down for a moment and feel something honestly. The Moon is in Cancer and has entered her Last Quarter phase, that waning half-lit stage that has always been associated with release…