The Solar Eclipse at 28° Aquarius is a collective initiation. The ego, the identity, and the leadership we may have trusted all feel stripped back. Whether it’s a figure of state, a beloved guide, or even an old self-image, something is being taken away, quieted, or dimmed.

The New Moon arrives in Capricorn. There’s pressure. There’s a desire to learn from the past before the dangers of the future arrive. This lunation offers a reset. It’s not a giant leap forward, but a realistic and sober assessment.

This New Moon in Scorpio carries a precise, cutting clarity. What rises now may be shocking. Private. Unfiltered. What breaks open here doesn’t break you. But once spoken... there is no going back.

This New Moon in Libra is not about the pursuit of balance. It’s about surrendering to the illusion of control and choosing to find grace in the chaos.

This Virgo New Moon invites us to embrace an intentional rhythm. We are asked to remember that devotion doesn’t need grandeur. It can live in routines, in quiet acts of care, and in the little tasks we often rush through. Especially for those of us holding many roles, parent, priestess, creator, this lunation is a chance to weave the divine into our daily lives, one offering at a time.

This Leo New Moon is not about spotlight glamour. It’s about what it takes to shine when no one sees you struggling. It’s a check-in with the truth of your energy, your time, and your strength.

This is the Mother Moon—the one that rebuilds life not with noise, but with nourishment. It’s a moon for cradling the self, protecting the dream, and creating from care rather than urgency.

The Gemini New Moon through poetic reflection, astrological insight, and motherhood wisdom. Flip judgment into desire and plant seeds of transformation using the trickster magic of Mercury and the anchoring of Saturn in Aries.

What if your surrender is the start of your power?” Neptune enters Aries, and I’m finally ready to say it: My mission… is music.

As I navigate this upcoming Venus Retrograde, I am being asked to redefine love, beauty, and self-worth.

As Imbolc approaches, I find myself reflecting on a journey I began five years ago when Brigid first called to me.

We reconvened after dinner, and I was thrilled to hear that our next assignment is to write poetry in the style of Rosc.

Witchcraft and Young Children: here's how I incorporate pagan worship into our household.

Who am I really? Does it all come down to a few pieces of paper? Identity is meant to shift, grow, change, and evolve.

How does one maintain their spiritual practice in the season of motherhood? Why do we cultivate a "spiritual practice"?

This is the first post of Cawnawyn Mor's blog, The Dark Moon Chronicle.