Author: Sarah Gottesdiener

Magic + Makers Today, October 5th, we begin the month with the Full Moon, known in October as the Blood Moon. This Moon is also called the Hunter’s Moon and the Shedding Moon. (This year it is also technically the Harvest Moon, as it falls closest to the Autumn Equinox that happened last month on the 22nd.) The Sun is in Libra, the month is five days old; it’s time to begin with gratitude for apples, gratitude for falling leaves, for goofy Halloween movies, for old friends and new ones. Appreciation for making it through these nine months of...

Magic + Makers Welcome to the only full moon of September 2017. This full moon takes place on a Wednesday. Mercury has just come out of retrograde – for those of you who make note of such events. With this moon smack dab in the middle of the first proper week of the month, we have the perfect opportunity to reflect, assess, emote, feel gratitude, charge our crystals, write down massive manifestation dream lists, enjoy time with loved ones, take a salt bath, go out dancing, have awesome sex alone or with someone else, light some candles, and snuggle...

Magic + Makers August 7th: Full Moon in Aquarius, 11:11AM PST Lunar Eclipse in Aquarius, 11:22AM PST, 7:55 PM PST moonrise Happy Moonday and welcome to the Full Moon of August! It is a full moon, on a Monday, ruled by la la la lovely Luna herself. It is full on 11:11 in the morning; make a wish! Make three! Then a partial lunar eclipse starts ten minutes later. Be still. Take 11 deep breaths, all the way up from your toes to the top of your head. The Moon brings up so much. Actuals and metaphors, the perceptions...

Magic + Makers July 8th: Full Moon in Capricorn 9:07 pm PST This Full Moon shimmers out above us on a Saturday, ruled by the planet Saturn. According to the Old Farmer’s Almanac, the Native American name for the July moon is the Full Buck Moon, or the Thunder Moon. However, in my research I have been unable to locate which Native American people named the July moon. The Algonquin, who mostly lived/live in southern Quebec and eastern Ontario, call this moon “Squash are ripe.” The Cherokee, originally living in what is now called the American Southeast, called this...