Awaken the Oracle

The Buck Full Moon, typically gracing the skies in July, is named for the time when the antlers of male deer (bucks) are in full-growth mode. This lunar event invites us to reflect on how far we've come, how much we've grown, and where we're being called to stand stronger in our lives.

As the warm winds of June begin to swirl, the night sky blesses us with the radiant glow of the Strawberry Moon. This Full Moon , often appearing with a soft golden-pink hue near the horizon, is a powerful celestial event deeply rooted in Indigenous wisdom

In the sacred rhythm of the cosmos, the Moon has always held a revered place as a divine feminine presence—a celestial mother who watches over our inner world.

  Every full moon has a story to tell, but the Flower Moon stands out as a symbol of blossoming, abundance, and spiritual renewal. Occurring each May, the Flower Moon derives its name from the Algonquin tribes and other Native American cultures

  The Pink Moon is a radiant full moon that graces the skies each April, marking a pivotal shift in seasonal and spiritual energy. Despite its name, the Pink Moon does not actually appear pink in color.

The Worm Moon is a powerful full moon that signals the transition from winter to spring. As the last full moon before the vernal equinox, it symbolizes renewal, rebirth, and the emergence of life after the dormant months.

As winter blankets the landscape in early February, the Snow Moon graces the night sky, illuminating the world with its silvery glow. In 2025, this celestial event occurs on Tuesday, February 11th, inviting us to pause, reflect, and connect with the rhythms of nature.

  The Wolf Moon, the first full moon of 2025, will rise on January 15, captivating stargazers and spiritual seekers alike. This celestial event holds a rich history, profound spiritual significance, and an enduring allure.