As cooler breezes blow, trees burst with fiery colors, and nights get longer, you may ask yourself, “What great things may come with this new season?” Occurring one week after the equinox, September’s Full Harvest Moon will be the first full Moon of fall, the fourth supermoon in a row, and the last supermoon of
Full Moons are known to be the most intense periods of time that bring up intense emotions such as passion and irritability. They many inspire pivotal moments, breakthroughs, and breakdowns. To assist you in navigating these phases, renowned astrologer Kyle Thomas curates monthly Full Moon horoscopes exclusively for Farmers’ Almanac readers! See excerpts as well
Full Moon names have an intriguing history that traces back to the rich traditions of Native American tribes in North America. These tribes had a unique way of honoring the changing seasons by assigning special names to each full Moon, which captured the essence of an entire month. While there might have been some slight
Not to be confused with a full Moon, a new Moon is usually impossible to see because it is drowned out by the Sun’s bright light during the day. (However there are some exceptions.) Learn all about this unique lunar phase and why it’s an ideal time for stargazing! Plan your next star adventure for
Full Moons are mysterious, magical, and important ways to mark the passage of time. Each month, the Farmers’ Almanac celebrates the monthly full Moon noting their traditional and alternative names (Sturgeon Moon, Beaver Moon, Harvest Moon, etc.). Most of these names come from the Algonquin, a Native American peoples that once inhabited large areas of
Carving out a little time for yourself to engage in monthly full Moon rituals is a great way to enhance your self-care routine. Try these ideas! There is undeniably a natural rhythm to the universe, whether it’s the seasons or something more cosmic, such as the phases of the Moon. We know the Moon’s gravitational
Here's how a soothing, lavish bath experience can be an important ritual to replenish yourself each month on moonlit nights. See the 4 easy steps. Ahhhh
When two full Moons appear in a single month, the second one is usually called a Blue Moon. However, there is proof that this popular definition may be a misunderstanding picked up by mainstream media in the 1940s! Learn two different ways to determine this special Moon. Plus, see when the next one will be
It’s late at night, light wispy clouds float gently by as the nearly full Moon shines down. But then you notice a faint, ghostly glow in the sky. It looks like a ring around the Moon, a delicate circle of off-white light with the Moon sitting perfectly in its center. This rare event is called a