You know I HAD to bring out the horns for an Aries new moon! I had a lot of fun taking these photos (I mean, this robe is my favorite thing in my closet) and have a bunch more I’ll share over the next week or two. The new moon marks the simultaneous end of one lunation and beginning of the next. This is my first collective reading here and I’m thrilled with this offering. New moons offer a portal into the void where all possibilities swirl. There, we’re invited to allow whatever no longer serves us to dissipate, decompose. The matter that we cannot use in its current form may be repurposed, re-enriched. New moons encourage alchemy. 🌑 The reading!! Mind - Blue Morpho Butterfly Body - Kiwi Bird Spirit - Mushrooms Past: Knight of Cups Present: Ace of Swords Future: The Star 🌑 One thing we can count on, if not always control, is the gifts our mind will offer us: when we most need it, least expect it. The Ace of Swords in Present and Blue Morpho in Mind are really connected with each other here. Butterflies of course often represent rebirth which is relevant to the new moon. But I primarily feel that this card in Mind is also speaking to the mesmerizing beauty of what our intellect creates. The way Blue Morpho butterflies flash with iridescence, and the rarity of that blue pigmentation in nature. Playing with the Ace of Swords, we’re in this beautiful moment where we can tenderly hold a new idea when it is just ours. We’re on the verge of birthing this new idea into the external world, but we are at the distinct and precious instant before we set pen to paper, open our mouths, turn on the camera, etc. What potential are you holding and how can you honor your potential in this new lunar cycle? 🌑 The Kiwi in Body seems quite straightforward. Kiwis mate for life and lay the largest eggs in proportion to body size of any bird. Their eggs are ⅓ the size of the mama bird’s body. Allegorically, this is devotion to preservation and continuation of the species. Upon this new moon, how can we re-commit in our devotion to ourselves, to caring for our physical bodies? When we sit in the darkness of the new moon we can better tap into our bodies’ needs and wants. The Ace of Swords is about aligning with our truth before taking action, and the Kiwi insists that we must first honor our bodies to do so. 🌑 Mushrooms embrace the dark, and here in Spirit they offer to guide us into it, as well. Mushrooms are also decomposers, fueling their growth with. It is significant that this card is in Spirit, calling our attention to the work we’re doing to sit in the darkness, to process and repurpose what we’ve carried this far. The only way is through. 🌑 My friends know that I love the Knight of Cups. For me, personally, this card over the last year has represented my work to start a new career path that embraces my creativity and authentic self. Collectively speaking, in Past this card could ask “what did you create during the last lunar cycle that you’ve fallen in love with?” The Knight of Cups is romantic and pragmatic, creative and diligent, doing the work of expression in a grounded and mindful way. They have learned how to channel their imagination in fruitful ways. How have these characteristics influenced you in the recent past? How have you embodied them? And what have you learned through that process? 🌑 I already touched on the Ace of Swords but in the context of the cards beside it, there’s this moment of honoring. The Ace cards are all new opportunities in their own ways, and this is strengthened by The Star in Future. She was our Spring Equinox card! Following the Ace of Swords, she reminds us that we will need to exercise our faith as well as our intellect. The self-trust embodied in the Star is more profound than just existing in the conscious mind. The Ace of Swords indicates we are, in this moment, centering ourselves in truth before moving forward. May we internalize that truth into the source of hope and solace represented by the Star. What truths came forward during the new moon for you? How can you dissolve them into your being, osmose them into your cells? 🌑 For this reading I used my favorite go-to spread which I originally learned from Bakara Wintner. The top row is Mind/Body/Spirit (left-right) and the bottom row is Past/Present/Future. The top row represents deepening levels of internal awareness, and the bottom row contrasts that with external circumstances. 🌑 I also paired the Nocturna oracle deck with a tarot deck here. Nocturna is a beautiful deck by Megan Wyreweden that I always use on New Moons and was designed in part with that intention. It features creatures, lifeforms, and phenomena all centering around the theme of night and nocturnal activity. The Tarot Deck used here is Lady Tarot Cards, an inclusive, collaborative project by LGBT women and non-binary artists for LGBT women and non-binary people. 🌑 If you made it this far, THANK YOU! I look forward to new and full moon readings evolving over time and I’ll try to grow them to offer you the most insight possible. I’m always stoked to discuss readings with you in dms, and if you have anything you’d like to see in future readings let me know. Once I have more subscribers, I plan to offer live collective readings (but not sure at what point that will happen). I hope you have an illuminating and affirming lunar cycle. 🌑 https://ladytarotcards.tumblr.com https://www.thecreepingmoon.co/tarot.html l Crystals are (left-right) elmwood calcite, carnelian, spectrolite, and citrine from https://shopeverydaymagic.com. Read more
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