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Other Names: Hunger Moon, Ice Moon, Quickening Moon

Colors: blue, white, black

Magick: purification, empowerment

The Snow Moon, a symbol of hunger and hardship, calls for rest and mindfulness, urging you to take time to recharge and rejuvenate your spirit. Embrace the essential pauses in the universe and the purifying essence of snow and winter. As Imbolc unfolds, contemplate your aspirations for the coming year. Set intentions not only for your goals but also for how you wish to feel throughout the year. Relax and absorb the tranquility of this season. In doing so, you’ll emerge refreshed and renewed, with a profound sense of insight and gratitude for the world around you.

Other Names: Cold Moon, Quiet Moon

Colors:

Magick:

In the mystical tapestry of ancient lore, January’s full moon is known as the Wolf Moon, named for the haunting howls of wolves that serenade the winter night. This moon heralds a time of renewal and the beginning of a new cycle, where intuition and spiritual growth shimmer with heightened intensity. The Wolf Moon’s enchantment empowers us to embrace transformative changes, enriching our lives and the lives of those around us. Its magickal energy is a potent force for manifesting desires, inviting us to focus on our goals and intentions, and to weave our dreams into reality with its otherworldly light.