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As the cold of winter fades, the March Full Moon, also known as the Worm Moon, ushers in a season of rebirth and awakening. This year, the March full moon graces the night sky on March 25th, 2024 marking a perfect moment for us to gather in unity and reflection. I am excited for our next Full Moon Women Circle, which will be held in person on March 24th. It’s a time to connect with the moon’s messages and the natural world as we transition into new growth and vitality. Sign up to join us HERE.

The transformation from winter to spring is palpable, not just in the awakening earth around us, but within ourselves. The warmer sun, the blooming flowers, and the lengthening days signal a shift from the slumber of winter to the vibrant energy of spring. This change stirs a deep desire in me. I start to crave fresh, healthy foods, outdoor activities, and reinvigorated routines. It’s a reminder that while embracing the restful essence of winter is vital, the arrival of spring fills us with anticipation for personal growth and renewal.

The March Full Moon names

The Worm Moon carries with it a tapestry of names, each echoing the first stirrings of spring: the Lenten Moon, Crow Moon, Crust Moon, Chaste Moon, Sugar Moon, and Sap Moon. These names draw from the natural cues of the season—crows heralding the end, the earth thawing to reveal worms, and the sap beginning to flow. It’s a time when the delicate balance of life and death becomes evident, reminding us of the cycle of renewal and the potential for transformation that lies in letting go of the past.

Spiritual meaning of Worm Full Moon

The March Full Moon, or Worm Moon, is not just a marker of the changing seasons; it embodies the essence of rebirth and the awakening of the earth. This period invites us to reflect deeply on the cycles of nature and our place within them. As the ground thaws and the first signs of life emerge from the once-frozen earth, we too are encouraged to break free from the shells of our past selves. This moon phase symbolizes a time of renewal, where the barrenness of winter gives way to the promise of spring’s abundance.

In the spiritual realm, the Worm Moon is a powerful ally for anyone seeking to initiate change or transition. It’s a time to shed the layers that no longer serve us, making way for new growth that aligns more closely with our true path. This period of transformation is potent for setting intentions, not just for the coming month, but for the entire season ahead. The energy of the Worm Moon supports us in planting the seeds of our deepest desires and dreams, nurturing them with our actions and intentions, so they may bloom in the months to come.

This lunar phase also challenges us to consider the balance between holding on and letting go. The delicate equilibrium between life and death in nature mirrors our cycles of growth and decay. Embracing the Worm Moon’s energy means acknowledging where we are holding onto aspects of our lives that hinder our growth, and consciously choosing to release them. This act of letting go is not an end but a vital step in the cycle of renewal, allowing us to move forward with greater clarity and purpose.

Worm Moon in Libra

The Libra Full Moon, particularly when accompanied by a Partial Lunar Eclipse as it is this March, magnifies the themes of balance, relationships, and personal reflection. Libra, ruled by Venus, the planet of love and beauty, emphasizes the importance of harmony in all aspects of our lives. Under the glow of the Libra Moon, we are invited to explore the dynamics of our relationships more deeply, seeking a balance between giving and receiving, speaking and listening, and supporting and being supported.

This lunar event serves as a mirror, reflecting the areas of our lives where balance is needed. It might highlight imbalances in our relationships, our work-life dynamics, or our inner emotional state. The Libra Full Moon encourages us to approach these imbalances not as problems to be solved, but as opportunities for growth and deeper understanding.

In relationships, the Libra Moon guides us to consider the principles of fairness and equality. It asks us to examine how we relate to others and to find ways to strengthen our connections through empathy, listening, and open communication. This is a time for mediating conflicts with grace and seeking resolutions that honor all parties involved.

On a personal level, the Libra Full Moon is a call to cultivate inner peace and beautify our internal and external worlds. This might mean engaging in self-care practices that nurture our bodies and spirits, or it could involve surrounding ourselves with art, music, and nature—anything that brings beauty into our lives. By doing so, we not only enrich our own lives but also enhance the lives of those around us. If you want to deep dive into this self-care journey sign up for a retreat this year. I have three coming up you can learn more HERE.

The Libra Full Moon’s emphasis on justice and fairness can also inspire us to look beyond our personal experiences, urging us to engage with broader social issues. It’s a reminder that our actions and choices contribute to the larger tapestry of our community and world. This lunar phase encourages us to act with integrity, to strive for equality, and to be advocates for harmony and peace in all realms of our lives.

By embracing the energy of the Libra Full Moon, we open ourselves to the lessons of balance, beauty, and connection. It’s a time to appreciate the interplay of light and shadow in our lives, to recognize the value of relationships as mirrors for our growth, and to pursue harmony both within ourselves and in the world around us. As we navigate the challenges and opportunities this lunar phase presents, we are guided toward a deeper understanding of ourselves and the intricate web of connections that bind us all.

Embrace the Worm Full Moon

How to embrace the worm moon

For this Worm Moon, let’s focus on Moonstone, a crystal revered for its connection to the moon and its qualities of intuition, balance, and renewal. Moonstone promotes emotional equilibrium, enhances psychic abilities, and encourages harmony within and in your external world. Its gentle, reflective energy mirrors the renewing energy of the Worm Moon, making it an ideal companion for this lunar cycle. Use Moonstone to connect deeper with the lunar energy, support your intentions of growth and balance, and to navigate the transition from the introspective winter to the vibrant spring with grace and wisdom.

Six Ways to Embrace the Worm Moon

  1. Moonlit Meditation: Spend time under the moonlight in a garden or park. Connect with the emerging life around you, meditating on the growth you wish to see in yourself this season. Let the Moonstone rest in your hand or lap to enhance your connection to the moon’s energy.

  2. Intention-Setting Ritual: Write down your intentions or goals for the coming month on pieces of paper. Place them in a bowl along with a Moonstone, under the moonlight overnight, to charge them with lunar energy.

  3. Spring Equinox Cleanse: Use the time around the Worm Moon to declutter your living space, symbolically making room for new growth. Incorporate Moonstone in your home décor to maintain balance and harmony in your refreshed environment.

  4. Nature Walks: Take regular walks in nature to observe the transition into spring. Focus on the sensations of growth and renewal around you, using these moments to reflect on personal growth and the changes you wish to cultivate.

  5. Moon Water with Moonstone: Create moon water by leaving water out under the full moon with a Moonstone inside. Use this charged water for rituals, watering plants, or as a daily reminder of your intentions when you drink it.

  6. Lunar Yoga Sequence: Practice a yoga sequence designed to honor the moon, focusing on poses that promote balance and openness. Incorporate Moonstone into your practice by placing it on your mat or holding it during meditation.

Journaling to the Worm Moon

  1. Reflection on Balance: In what areas of my life do I seek more balance? How can I incorporate the harmonious energy of Libra and the renewing energy of the Worm Moon to achieve this?

  2. Intentions for Growth: What seeds (intentions) am I planting this lunar cycle? How can I nurture these seeds to ensure they blossom in the coming months?

  3. Renewal and Release: What am I ready to release this Worm Moon to make space for new growth? How does this act of letting go reflect the natural cycle of renewal observed in nature?

Full Moon evening retreats are held monthly in Rockville, MD. These Sister Circle Wellness events are developed to help you step out of the roles you play and embrace the woman you are.  Feel connected to women in your area, enjoy a night of relaxing, feeling safe and heard, good food and full moon centered activities. Signup for events and start adding more joy to your life. 

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