Brighid & The Moon
Brighid is usually seen as a Sun Goddess, however as the Goddess of Wells and Waters, she is also very much a Moon Goddess. She offers us the gifts of both the Sun and the Moon: inspiration, knowledge and skill, childbirth, healing, and creativity. To some she is also seen as a Triple Goddess, which would also associate her to the moon. Here is some information on moon magick, to honor these aspects of her too.
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New Moon
• A time to start new projects. • A good time for cleansing,purifying, and refreshing. • A Period of unlimited possibilities. |
Waxing Crescent
• Good for everything relating to growth. • A time for nurturing. • Consider self-love, self-esteem, and positivity spells and rituals. • Allow your intuituion to guide you. |
First Quarter
• Pleace your focus on finishing projects, summoning motivation, and connecting with the outside world. • This is a good time for magick involving the elements and for finding the energy of momentum. |
Waxing Gibbous
• This moon phase is great for attracting everything wanted. • Work with energy of this phase to increase the things that are working in your life, as well as to refine and to gestate. |
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Full Moon
• The full moon is the most potent phase of the moon's cycle. • Use this time to focus on personal growth as well as for healing magick and divination. |
Waning Gibbous
• This is the time for closure. • What projects would you like to see completed? • Wortk with the energy of this moon phase to release negativity and procrastination. |
Last Quarter
• This is a transitional time. • Use this time to reflect, practice gratitude, and readjust your goals. • This is a great time to practice forgiveness rituals and transitional spellwork. |
Waning Crescent
• A time to nurture and receive. • Take this time to nurture loved ones and to practice self-love. • This is a time to sureender, rest and recuperate. • Focus on shellwork to do with the collective consciousness. |
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Dark Moon
• This is a time for deep soul searching and resting. • Take this time to dive into some shadow work. |
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