Light a fire beneath your feet to match the fiery energy in the sky that warms the Earth. This moonth is a month for action. The astrological new year began at last moonth's full moon, bringing this fiery, ambitious energy into play, and paired with the new energy and growth of Ostara, a celebration of spring, the air is abundant with new opportunity and possibility.
Use this new growth energy to fuel any endeavors in your life that have been brewing for the past few weeks or months. What has already taken root can reach upward and blossom in the warming springtime sun.
This calendar is based on the lunar phases according to UTC (Coordinated Universal Time), so you’ll have to find out how that relates to your own time zone. It shouldn't differ too much, most likely only by a few hours, so most of the dates should be correct for you. I figured this would be the fairest way to present the calendar since there are witches here from across the globe!
I hope you enjoy and please let me know if you have any suggestions for what to include in the next calendars, or if there are any specific naming conventions you’d like me to follow for other versions of the “moonthly” calendar! I’m not too familiar with many of the other names, and the cultures they’re originated from, so if you have any info or suggestions, I’d love to see!
Use this new growth energy to fuel any endeavors in your life that have been brewing for the past few weeks or months. What has already taken root can reach upward and blossom in the warming springtime sun.
This calendar is based on the lunar phases according to UTC (Coordinated Universal Time), so you’ll have to find out how that relates to your own time zone. It shouldn't differ too much, most likely only by a few hours, so most of the dates should be correct for you. I figured this would be the fairest way to present the calendar since there are witches here from across the globe!
I hope you enjoy and please let me know if you have any suggestions for what to include in the next calendars, or if there are any specific naming conventions you’d like me to follow for other versions of the “moonthly” calendar! I’m not too familiar with many of the other names, and the cultures they’re originated from, so if you have any info or suggestions, I’d love to see!
