What is the New Moon?
- Mar 7, 2024
- 1 min read
Updated: Jun 29
The New Moon is a real G that moves in silence like lasagna. It's a time that marks both the beginning and the end of a moon cycle. Unlike the Full Moon, this moment is subtle, symbolizing new beginnings, fresh intentions, and the limitless potential for growth and transformation.
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Understanding the New Moon
It's kinda weird knowing that for weeks you can look up into the sky and see something, and then one day you look up, you'll see nothing. It's like an Irish goodbye, unless you were dutifully watching during the Waning Period. Scientifically, this occurs when the moon is aligned between the Earth and the Sun, rendering its illuminated side invisible from our vantage point.
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Embracing the Darkness
The visual absence of the moon is a soft reminder to embrace the unknown. The darkness ahead should not be steered by fear. Instead, view the New Moon like an empty plate at your favorite buffet; you decide on what, how, and why you fill your plate the way you do. Buffets welcome indulgence, and that's what this moon phase brings. So retreat into the shadows to turn inward, reflect on our innermost truths, and confront lingering fears or doubts that may prevent you from indulging in your desires.
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