The Moon, to-night

Reading the sky…

The oldest calendar

One cycle, two doors

Every twenty-nine and a half days the Moon closes with the Sun and opens away from it again. Astrology keeps that rhythm as a working calendar with two hinges: the New Moon, when the lights conjoin and a month’s intentions are set; and the Full Moon, when they oppose and what was begun stands fully lit — ready to be harvested, adjusted, or released.

The practice is old and simple. At the New Moon, name a small number of intentions — in writing, without ceremony if you prefer. At the Full Moon, return to the page and review honestly: what grew, what stalled, what wants releasing. Between the two, the waxing weeks favour building and the waning weeks favour clearing.

Where it lands is personal. Each New Moon falls in one house of your chart and quietly names the month’s subject — money for one reader, marriage for another. Finding that house is the difference between a ritual and a reading.

Computed from the sky, not a table

The cycle at hand

Instants are astronomical (universal time); your local calendar date may differ by a day.

The personal guide · calculated to your chart

Your Next Lunar Cycle

One guide covering the coming New Moon and the Full Moon that answers it — read against your own birth chart.

$15

One payment · a PDF guide for one complete cycle · delivered by email within 24 hours

The houses of your chart each lunation activates, and what they govern
Aspects to your natal planets, with the cycle’s central theme
Key dates from New to Full, set down plainly
Reflection questions fitted to the activated houses
One structured intention-and-review exercise for the cycle

Or the reusable journal — $16

Fig. — The month’s procession of phases.

Kept to the rhythm

New & Full Moon letters

Two short emails a month — one as the New Moon sets its subject, one as the Full Moon calls for review. With the sign, the general meaning, and one good question.