Straight to the heavens, fear to the side, and the truth to the forefront of the conversation. On May 23, at 9:53 a.m. Eastern Standard Time, the Full Flower Moon in Sagittarius will rise, sparkle, and rise to its highest point.
Due to the fact that the moon will be below the horizon when it is at its highest point, the nights of Wednesday and Thursday will be the most favorable times to observe the entire splendor of this lunation.
The moon is said to be in its full phase when it is in a position in its orbit around Earth that is directly opposite the sun. Ego is represented by the sun, while emo is represented by the moon. When the moon is full, these opposing energies are illuminated through the zodiac poles, demonstrating to us how we might combine in order to improve ourselves.
On this particular iteration, we have the sun in the position of “chaos as cardio, conversation as sacrament.” In the sign of Sagittarius, which is known as the “may the road go on forever and the party never end” sign, Gemini is in opposition to the moon.
As a result of an eclipse season that left us somewhere on the scale between rattled and ragged and reborn in the fires of adversity, this is bon vivant, let the good times roll, and let lightness lead energy. It is a brilliant, breath of fresh air/power huff of a nitrous balloon.
Gemini, which is represented by the celestial twins Castor and Pollux, is the embodiment of duality, whereas Sagittarius, which is represented by the centaur, symbolizes the push and pull between animal need and divine aspiration. Both Sagittarius and Gemini are mutable signs, which means that they function as a bridge between seasons. This flexibility is reflected in both archetypes. Each of these indicators is rooted in the liminal and open to the possibility of the impossible. In light of this, it is possible that there is no axis that is more complimentary than Gemini and Sagittarius.
Gemini and Sagittarius are both receptive to the liminal and open to endeavors that are beyond their capabilities.
This full moon can be regarded as a sign that what can be conceived of or aimed by Gemini can be accomplished or arrowed by Sagittarius. This concept is related to the fact that Sagittarius is the archer.
This is the point where rhetoric transforms into revolution; it is the axis of words and wisdom, curiosity and philosophy, talking s—t and making movements. Both the sign of Sag and the sign of Gemini celebrate independence, inventiveness, and unexpected connections. The hot air balloon, a fantastic dream that was made possible by the marriage of fire and air, would be the object that would best represent this polarity if it were an object.
Both signs feel that interest is the most important factor in gaining an understanding, and they both actively strive to have their boundaries stretched, their horizons expanded, and their heads blown. Because they are here to get away from it all, they are open to the strange and shake hands with the strange.
The main themes of this full moon are ample optimism and hopeful abundance. This is because Jupiter, the planet of prosperity, enoughness, and excess, rules the sign of Sagittarius.
According to this derivation, optimism is the spirit of this sign and the energy that we should strive to harness under the light of this moon. Optimism can be translated as “the greatest good” or as the “best of all possible worlds.”
It is important to keep in mind that the presence or absence of luck is greater a matter of belief than it is of proof. You should have faith that life is unfolding for you, and that the best possible outcome for you is not only possible but also likely.
Ascend to great heights in that unbridled imagination-filled hot air balloon, guys.
The significance of the Flower Moon”
According to the Farmer’s Almanac, the Algonquin people referred to the full moon that occurs in May as the Flower Moon. This was a reference to the abundance of flowers that flourished over North America in the middle of spring.
Other names for this moon include the Planting Moon, which indicates the period when seeds should be sown for the summer that is to come, and the Leaf Budding Moon, which indicates the awakening of flora and animals as the weather heats up. Oglala people referred to the moon that occurred this month as the Moon of the Shedding Ponies, while Cree people referred to it as the Egg Laying Moon and the Frog Moon.
All names, from flowers to ponies, seeds to eggs, reveal the promise of vitality in their own contexts.
I hope that this moon, the abundance of form that has been restored, and the powerful surge of possibility all work to your advantage.