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  • Waning Crescent Moon

    healingsoothingsurrender Irish: Caidreamh Gan Fás Represents rest, rejuvenation, and introspection also called the Balsamic Moon Begins: 10.5 days after Full Moon, continues to beginning of New Moon What to do: Ask yourself:

  • Last Quarter Moon

    re-evaluatebalancetrust Irish: An Chéad Chrua Associated with forgiveness, closure, and preparation for new beginnings Begins: 7-10.5 days after Full Moon What to do: Ask yourself:

  • Waning Gibbous Moon

    relaxacceptregroup Irish: Bruíon Caidreamh Symbolizes release, letting go of what no longer serves you, and reflection also called the Disseminating Moon Begins: 3.5-7 days after Full Moon What to do: Ask yourself:

  • Waxing Gibbous Moon

    tweakhoneadjust Irish: Óir Caidreamh Represents abundance, fertility, and the fulfillment of goals Begins: 10.5-15 days after New Moon What to do: Ask yourself:

  • First Quarter Moon

    challengesconfidencecommitment Irish: An Chéad Chuar Associated with taking action, making decisions, and moving forward Begins: 7-10.5 days after New Moon What to do: Ask yourself:

  • Waxing Crescent Moon

    couragemoving forwardfaith Irish: Caidreamh Fás Represents increased energy, creativity, and manifestation of desires Begins: 3.5-7 days after the New Moon What to do: Ask yourself:

  • Full Moon

    harvestforgivenessassess + align Irish: An Ghealach Mhór Considered the most powerful phase, representing enlightenment, intuition, and heightened spiritual energy Begins: 15-18.5 days after New Moon What to do: Ask yourself:

  • New Moon

    New Moon

    new beginnings, clean slategrowing light, potentialdream + manifest Irish: Lá Mhór Beginning of the lunar cycle Begins: 1-3.5 days after the Balsamic Moon What to do: Ask yourself: