There are “New Moon in zodiac sign” prompts to help you align your wished with the current New Moon position.
Additionally, there are “New Moon in house” prompts so you can focus your wishes on the dynamic energy in your own unique birth chart.
This guidebook has enough pages for five years of New Moon Wishing which means you can create a record of the wishes you made and reflect on how things turned out.
The self-care aspect of New Moon Wishing surrounds writing your wishes and intentions to bring them forth through the act of hand penmanship which embeds your wish deeper into your consciousness.
You are encouraged to color in, embellish and add related ephemera to each month’s pages to create a beautiful record for yourself.
Who This Book is For
This is an ideal gift for the new-age and enlightened people in your life who enjoy creating with journals and notebooks.
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The Lunar Nodes are points in a chart and they are an interesting part to the whole story when you read a chart.
When I first started doing astrology I was not thrilled with lunar nodes as a concept as I was more interested in solar astrology being a Leo.
Over time I learned to understand the Moon’s nodes better.
It just goes to show that not everything in astrology is interesting to everyone.
You need to find your focus as well.
The Luminaries Path Intersection
The Sun’s path is called the plane of the ecliptic.
The Moon’s path is angled at close to five degrees to the plane of the ecliptic.
The Moon crosses the plane of the ecliptic twice a month, once traveling north and once going south.
The Moon’s north node is found at the point where the Moon crosses the ecliptic moving north (NN).
The Moon’s south node is located at the point where the Moon crosses the Sun’s path moving south (SN).
Eclipses
When the Sun is near the conjunction to the nodes there is the chance of a solar eclipse or a lunar eclipse.
This occurs roughly every six months as the Sun moves halfway around the zodiac and goes from one node to the other node.
Lunar Nodal Axis
In your chart, the Moon’s nodes are an axis with the north node at one end, and the south node at the other end.
Some charts only show the north node and you can determine the South Node’s position as it is always directly opposite the north node.
Mean and True Nodes
The mean node is the average placement of the Moon’s nodes.
The Moon’s mean nodes are always retrograde as they precess through the signs in longitude.
The Moon’s true nodes can be direct, stationary or retrograde.
Lunar Nodal Speed
The Moon’s nodes precess (or move backward) at a rate of approximately 18.6 years through the whole zodiac.
At age 19, 38, 56, and 75 when the nodes return to their birth position, you will experience a nodal return.
Lunar Nodes Transit the Signs
The lunar nodes spend around eighteen months in each sign.
Planetary Nodes
All the planets (except the Sun) have north and south nodes.
For example, Pluto’s nodes are at +/- 20 degrees Cancer and Capricorn.
The planetary nodes are not exactly opposite each other in the chart.
The Meaning of the Nodes
The North Node
The north node is also known as the dragon’s head or Caput Draconis.
Connections to new people are shown through your north node.
Meetings, get-togethers, and rendezvous are likely to happen.
The north node is concerned with things that occur at a hub (computer routers, airports).
The north node shows your current incarnation in this life. It suggests your karmic objectives.
The north node is related to consciousness.
The north node indicates your future path and where you can grow and evolve.
The South Node
The south node is also known as the dragon’s tail or Cauda Draconis.
The south node suggests connections with people from your past.
It indicates the things that you already know. The south node shows your past incarnations – past lives.
This point is related to unconsciousness and sub-consciousness.
The south node clearly shows your past and your past lives.
It is a place where stagnation can take place.
Lunar Nodal Interpretation
The Nodal Complex
The north and south nodes are usually interpreted as an axis.
Note the zodiac sign polarity is it active or passive.
Note the two houses as a pair.
Note any aspects from the Moon to the nodes as they need careful consideration.
Note and planets that conjoin a node, and thus opposes the other node, as they are significant.
Note any planet that squares to the nodal axis as they will square both nodes, and this needs some consideration.
Personal Eclipse Points
In your natal chart, the nodal positions are referred to as personal eclipse points as they show where the eclipses would have been that year.
Nodal Degrees
The zodiac degree of the north and south nodes is known as your nodal degree, and any planet on that degree is vital in the nodal interpretation.
Aspects to the Nodes
If a planet aspects one node it usually also aspects the other node, except for some of the trine/sextile combination as the sextile aspect orb is only 4°and the trine is 8° degrees.
Conjunctions and Oppositions
Any planet conjunct a node will influence the nodal axis in a meaningful way.
This planet suggests that you are being pulled forward in life (north node conjunction) or by being held back by your past (south node conjunction).
Squares to the Nodal Axis
Planets square will aspect both the north and the south nodes in a square and will in a way stop either future or past dominating the life.
This person may not move forward without significant challenges.
The Lunar Nodes in the Signs
Aries – Libra
The north node in Aries fears but should push towards, independence.
The south node in Libra falls back to the partner to find balance.
Taurus – Scorpio
The north node Taurus fears but should push towards, stability.
The south node in Scorpio falls back on reliability.
Gemini – Sagittarius
The north node in Gemini fears but should push towards communication.
The south node in Sagittarius falls back on adventure.
Cancer – Capricorn
The north node in Cancer fears but should push towards self-reliance.
The south node in Capricorn falls back on the tried and tested.
Leo – Aquarius
The north node in Leo fears but should push towards creativity.
The south node in Aquarius falls back on being awkward.
Virgo – Pisces
The north node in Virgo fears but should push towards, kindness.
The south node in Pisces falls back on the sympathy of others.
Libra – Aries
The north node in Libra fears but should push towards, finding a partner.
The south node in Aries falls back on attacking others.
Scorpio – Taurus
The north node in Scorpio fears but should push towards, transformation.
The south node in Taurus falls back on resisting change.
Sagittarius – Gemini
The north node in Sagittarius fears but should push towards, philosophy.
The south node in Gemini falls back on empty comments and gossip.
Capricorn – Cancer
The north node in Capricorn fears, but should push towards, setting goals in life.
The south node in Cancer falls back on withdrawing to home.,
Aquarius – Leo
The north node in Aquarius fears, but should push towards, being humble.
The south node in Leo falls back on arrogance.
Pisces – Virgo
The north node in Pisces fears, but should push towards, empathy and support.
The south node in Virgo falls back on criticism.
The Lunar Nodes in the Houses
First and Seventh houses
The north node in the first house is the quest to take a leadership role.
The south node seventh house is the quest to influence others.
Second and Eighth houses
The north node in the second house is the quest to establish personal security.
The south node in the eighth house is the quest to enable others financially.
Third and Ninth houses
The north node in the third house is the quest to know before speaking your mind.
The south node in the ninth house is the quest to realize that knowledge is already in you.
Fourth and Tenth houses
The north node in the fourth house is the quest for security in life.
The south node in the tenth house is the quest for a status-conscious family.
Fifth and Eleventh houses
The north node in the fifth house is the quest to procreate and take risks in life.
The south node in the eleventh house is the quest to find allies.
Sixth and Twelfth houses
The north node in the sixth house is the quest to have a satisfying work ethic.
The south node in the twelfth house is the quest to understand the meaning of life.
Seventh and First houses
The north node in the seventh house is the quest for a partner.
The south node in the first house is the quest for self-happiness.
Eighth and Second houses
The north node in the eighth house is the quest for deeper understanding.
The south node in the second is the quest for self-respect.
Ninth and Third houses
The north node in the ninth house is the quest for knowledge. The south node in the third house is the quest for learning.
Tenth and Fourth houses
The north node in the tenth house is the quest to do well in life. The south node in the fourth house is the quest to be supported by your family.
Eleventh and Fifth houses
The north node in the eleventh house is the quest to collaborate with others.
The south node in the fifth house is the quest to be sure about things.
Twelfth and Sixth houses
The north node in the twelfth house is the quest for understanding.
The south node in the sixth house is the quest for daily work.
Starzclass
Aspiring Astrologer Activity: Lunar Nodes
In your astrology journal and referring to your chart or the chart of a potential client do the following:
Determine the Moon complex.
Name the Lunar phase.
List the Lunar Nodal complex.
Extend Yourself
Interpret the Lunar Nodal complex and consider the signs, houses, and important aspects (conjunctions and squares) (250 words).
Moon Extras
Here are some more posts about the Moon in astrology which you may enjoy.
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The Moon phase cycle starts at New Moon when the Sun and the Moon are conjunct. This happens once every month. At New Moon we can’t see the Moon when it is close to the Sun
The Moon starts to grow in light every day in the waxing part of the cycle. Around day fourteen it reaches the Full Moon when we can see the most light from the Moon. It begins the waning part of the cycle reducing in light back to the New Moon.
The Light and Dark of the Moon
The Moon is mainly dark for half of the month and mainly light for half of the month. The darker half is during the last quarter, balsamic, new moon and crescent phases. The light half is the first quarter, gibbous, full moon and disseminating phases. This light/dark difference is symbolic and has much to say about the meaning of the Moon and its phases.
Lunar Phases in the Chart
lunar phases are based on the angular relationship between the Sun and the Moon.
If the luminaries are in aspect to each other it must be considered highly in the chart interpretation.
Moon Timing
The synodic cycle is around twenty-nine and a half days.
The Moon is in each phase for around three and a half days.
The Moon is in each sign around two and a half days.
Planetary Phases
The planets also have phases shown by their relationship to the Sun. Particularly the inferior planets Mercury and Venus.
Eight Lunar Phases
There are eight lunar phases, four in the waxing period and four in the waning period.
Even if the Moon is not in aspect to the Sun it will be in the phase shown below.
Each phase begins at the exact aspect and runs through until the next aspect.
Lunar phases are closely related to the aspects between the Moon and the Sun.
Four Waxing Moon Phases
In the waxing half of the Moon’s cycle the four phases are new moon, crescent, first quarter and gibbous. During the waxing half of the month the light of the Moon is growing.
New Moon
Instinct
You see life through your own eyes, and not the eyes of others.
Subjective
You are subjective and struggle to see another person’s point of view.
Starts projects
You enjoy beginning new projects. You are good at starting jobs but not so good at finishing them. You have lots of energy and are independent.
Emergence
You have the potential to emerge and do good things. At this stage we don’t know.
Self-involved
Concerned with your life and your issues.
Crescent
Forward
You feel compelled to move forward in your life. You can do this when you have a strong foundation underneath from which to launch.
Self-belief
You have an opportunity to grow in your belief in yourself. As your life unfolds and expands you will become more comfortable with the feelings you have about your future path.
Eager confidence
You will probably face the future eagerly. In time you probably will develop inner confidence.
First Quarter
Forceful
You perhaps have the forcefulness of youth and there will likely be much subjective activity throughout your life. You prefer to lay a good base for your future and will take action to make this so.
Growth and building
You are likely to construct your own plans to suit yourself. Your life is likely to be filled with lots of personal growth and experiences with which you can build a firmer foundation on for your personal future.
Strong willed
You are usually strong willed, and some may even say ruthless.
Crisis in action
You have controlled energy expenditure. This comes in bursts and much can be done.
Gibbous
Contribute
You generally have a desire to contribute something of value to society.
You probably understand broad concepts and may have an impulse to clarify and work towards your personal goals or for a cause.
Overcome
You are the type of individual who can overcome obstacles.
You have a youthful approach to life.
Perfection
There is effort spend to get better at what you do.
Four Waning Moon Phases
The four phases in the waning half of the Moon’s cycle are full moon, disseminating, last quarter and balsamic.
During the waning half of the lunar cycle the light of the Moon is diminishing.
Full Moon Phase
Clarity
You can see the other person’s point of view and it is clear to you. You are very self-aware. You can discriminate between truth and lies.
Illumination
You can see the big picture and use broad strokes. It is all quite clear to you now.
Mature
You are supremely confident and have a mature outlook on life. You are realistic and accept things as they are.
Relationships
You can build fulfilling relationships confidently. You approach life through an adult’s eyes, there are no illusions.
Disseminating Phase
Transmit information
You are likely to have the desire to transmit what you have learnt through both study and your personal worldly experiences.
Probably you easily disseminate ideas to pass on to others.
It is as though you are on a crusade to share your learning.
Knowledge dispersal
Perhaps you wish to spread your wisdom and knowledge with other people as a disciple would.
You can probably use demonstration as a tool to impart your grasp of situations.
Convey Awareness
It is important for you to let others know what you know and share your beliefs with them.
You wish to make contact.
Last Quarter Phase
Objective
This indicates that you are fundamentally objective and can pass on your experience and sow seed for the future.
Crisis in consciousness
You may spend much time reorienting your outlook.
You may have a crisis in consciousness and be able to change your beliefs into concrete thoughts.
Old values become useless.
Pioneer
You perhaps can be a pioneer in your day, and, with time, posterity will appreciate you.
You may be tiresome and stubborn.
Readjustment and Reorientation
You may feel it has all come to naught and that it was not worth the bother.
A transformation emerges as you process life’s cycles.
Balsamic Phase
Release
You can become released from issues.
You are likely to be visionary and have belief in the future.
Sacrifice and Surrender
You may be called upon to sacrifice something in your life as a martyr perhaps.
You need to surrender to the karmic cycle of life.
Closure
You are good with closure of both relationships and situations but will mourn for what has past.
Starzclass
Aspiring Astrologer Activity: Lunar Phases
Referring to your chart.
Write the answers in your astrology journal.
What is the Sun’s position in degrees and minutes?
What is the Moon’s position in degrees and minutes?
What is the exact angular distance from the Sun to the Moon?
Name the lunar phase
Approximately how much light can we see of the Moon?
Is the Moon in the waxing or waning half of the cycle?
What is the Sun Moon aspect?
Write a paragraph about the Moon’s position by sign and house.
Write a paragraph about the Moon’s aspect to the Sun.
Write a paragraph about the lunar phase.
Write a paragraph about the Moon’s other aspects excluding the Sun’s aspect.
Over which houses, hemispheres and quadrants does the Moon have influence?
I love making my astrology journal and creating interesting pages that are zodiac themed.
At the moment I’m using a Leuchtturm1917 journal. I chose the one with a yellow cover as I like that.
Moon Phase Keywords Page
On this page, I’ve listed the eight Moon phases.
The lunar phases in order are:
New Moon
Crescent
First Quarter
Gibbous
Full Moon
Disseminating
Last Quarter
Balsamic
I’ve drawn how each phase appears like when you look up at the Moon.
At the New Moon, the Moon is all dark and you cannot see the Moon.
At the Full Moon the whole of the Moon is illuminated, and you can see it clearly in the night sky.
Moon Phase Keywords
The Lunar Cycle
The Sun and Moon’s Synodic Cycle
The Moon takes one month to orbit the Earth.
The Moon phase cycle, known as the synodic cycle, starts at New Moon when the Sun and the Moon are conjunct.
This happens once every month.
At New Moon, we cannot see the Moon as it is close to the Sun
The Moon starts to grow in light every day in the waxing part of the cycle.
Around day fourteen it reaches the Full Moon when we can see the most light from the Moon.
It begins the waning part of the cycle reducing in light back to the New Moon.
The Light and Dark of the Moon
The Moon is mainly dark for half of the month and mainly light for half of the month.
The darker half is during the last quarter, balsamic, new moon and crescent phases.
The light half is the first quarter, gibbous, full moon and disseminating phases.
This light/dark difference is symbolic and has much to say about the meaning of the Moon and its phases.
Lunar Phases in the Chart
The lunar phases are based on the angular relationship between the Sun and the Moon.
If the luminaries are in aspect to each other, the aspect between them must be considered highly in the chart interpretation.
Moon Timing
The synodic cycle is around twenty-nine and a half days.
The Moon is in each phase for around three and a half days.
The Moon is in each sign around two and a half days.
Planetary Phases
The planets also have phases shown by their relationship to the Sun and particularly the inferior planets Mercury and Venus.
Eight Lunar Phases
There are eight lunar phases, four in the waxing period and four in the waning period.
Even if the Moon is not in aspect to the Sun, it will be in the phase shown below.
Each phase begins at the exact aspect and runs through until the next aspect.
Lunar phases are closely related to the aspects between the Moon and the Sun.
Moon Phases and the Growth Cycle
The cycle of the Moon can be symbolically correlated to a plant’s life-cycle.
It can also be related to the yearly solar cycle and the seasons.
This correlation shows the driving essence of each lunar phase which is expressed through individual charts.
New Moon Phase – Germination
The seed is in the dark, underground and germinates.
It is a delicate time, and it can be touch and go if the seed and plant will survive.
It is the beginning. Winter Solstice – December 21st.
Crescent Phase – First Leaf
The fresh sprout breaks through the soil into the light and the first leaves form.
During this time the little seedling grows and strengthens. Imbolc – February 1st.
First Quarter Phase – Roots and Growth
Stronger roots appear to stabilize the plant.
Fast growth happens as the plant strives to reach full potential.
Bigger leaves form and branches thicken.
The Vernal Equinox around March 21st and the start of spring in the northern hemisphere.
Gibbous phase – Buds and Blossom
The plant starts to bloom as buds and blossom form showing potential.
The plant is now established, and you can see what it will become.
This time relates to Beltane around May 1st when the Sun is at 15 degrees Taurus.
Full Moon Phase – Flowers and Fruit
The flower becomes the fruit. The plant puts forth its full sweet bounty.
The fruits of its efforts are available for all to see.
The fruit ripens.
The summer solstice is around June 21st and signals the start of summer in the northern hemisphere.
Disseminating Phase – The Harvest
This is the harvest phase where fruits are harvested.
It is the culmination of the plant as it gives up its bounty to others.
This relates to Lamas around August 1st and when the Sun is at 15 degrees Leo.
Third Quarter – Decomposition
Now the planet begins to decompose and withers.
The leaves fall, and the remaining flowers make seed pods for next year.
Seed pods explode as the plant casts forth its life potential for the next cycle.
This is known as the fall or autumn equinox around September 21st and signals the start of Autumn in the northern hemisphere.
Balsamic Phase – Rest and Lying Fallow
Seeds become buried in the dark and bulbs stay hidden underground.
The plants rest.
Nothing is happening as the ground lies fallow.
The wait.
This relates to Halloween on October 31st and when the Sun is at fifteen degrees Scorpio.
Four Waxing Moon Phases
In the waxing half of the Moon’s cycle, the four phases are new moon, crescent, first quarter and gibbous.
During the waxing half of the month, the light of the Moon is growing.
New Moon
Instinct
You see life through your own eyes, and not the eyes of others.
Subjective
You are subjective and struggle to see another person’s point of view.
Starts projects
You enjoy beginning new projects. You are good at starting jobs but not so good at finishing them. You have lots of energy and are independent.
Emergence
You have the potential to emerge and do good things. At this stage, we don’t know.
Self-involved
Concerned with your life and your issues.
Crescent
Forward
You feel compelled to move forward in your life.
You can do this when you have a strong foundation underneath from which to launch.
Self-belief
You have an opportunity to grow in your belief in yourself.
As your life unfolds and expands, you will become more comfortable with the feelings you have about your future path.
Eager confidence
You will probably face the future eagerly.
In time you possibly will develop inner confidence.
First Quarter
Forceful
You perhaps have the forcefulness of youth, and there will likely be much subjective activity throughout your life.
You prefer to lay a good base for your future and will take action to make this so.
Growth and building
You are likely to construct your own plans to suit yourself.
Your life is expected to be filled with lots of personal growth and experiences with which you can build a firmer foundation for your personal future.
Strong-willed
You are usually strong-willed, and some may even say ruthless.
Crisis in action
You have controlled energy expenditure which comes in bursts, and much can be done.
Gibbous
Contribute
You generally have a desire to contribute something of value to society.
You probably understand broad concepts and may have an impulse to clarify and work towards your personal goals or for a cause.
Overcome
You are an individual who can overcome obstacles.
You have a youthful approach to life.
Perfection
There is effort spent to get better at what you do.
Four Waning Moon Phases
The four phases in the waning half of the Moon’s cycle are full moon, disseminating, last quarter and balsamic.
During the waning half of the lunar cycle, the light of the Moon is diminishing.
Full Moon Phase
Clarity
You can see the other person’s point of view, and it is clear to you. You are very self-aware. You can discriminate between truth and lies.
Illumination
You can see the big picture and use broad strokes. It is all quite clear to you now.
Mature
You are supremely confident and have a mature outlook on life. You are realistic and accept things as they are.
Relationships
You can build fulfilling relationships confidently. You approach life through an adult’s eyes, and there are no illusions.
Disseminating Phase
Transmit information
You are likely to have the desire to transmit what you have learned through both study and your personal, worldly experiences.
Probably you quickly disseminate ideas to pass on to others.
It is as though you are on a crusade to share your learning.
Knowledge dispersal
Perhaps you wish to spread your wisdom and knowledge with other people as a disciple would. You can probably use demonstration as a tool to impart your grasp of situations.
Convey Awareness
It is vital for you to let others know what you know and share your beliefs with them. You wish to make contact.
Last Quarter Phase
Objective
This indicates that you are fundamentally objective and can pass on your experience and sow seed for the future.
Crisis in consciousness
You may spend much time reorienting your outlook. You may have a crisis in consciousness and be able to change your beliefs into concrete thoughts. Old values become useless.
Pioneer
You perhaps can be a pioneer in your day, and, with time, posterity will appreciate you.
You may be tiresome and stubborn.
Readjustment and Reorientation
You may feel it has all come to naught and that it was not worth the bother.
A transformation emerges as you process life’s cycles.
Balsamic Phase
Release
You can become released from issues.
You are likely to be visionary and have a confident belief in the future.
Sacrifice and surrender
You may be called upon to sacrifice something in your life as a martyr perhaps.
You need to surrender to the karmic cycle of life.
Closure
You are good with the closure of both relationships and situations but will mourn for what has past.
In astrology, your habits are closely realted to the Moon.
As the Moon passes through your birth chart it transits every house and forms every possible aspect to all of your planets.
Because of the Moon’s natural abilities, everything is sensed and instinctively known. You just have to pay attention.
Habits
To break a bad habit takes one lunar orbit of the Earth or one month.
By the same token, to build a good habit takes one lunar orbit of the Earth, or 30 days, give or take a whisker.
30 Day Drawing Challenge
Thus is born the 30 Day Challenge. All new habits can be established if they are practiced every day for 30 days.
I talk about the five components to live a satisfying life which are; love, money, wellbeing, vision and creativity.
I have taken up a creative project, and I will be doing a new sketch, or drawing, every day for 30 days. You can join me if you like.
New habits that you begin are better supported, and more dynamic, when started at a New Moon, or a solar eclipse, like the one that occurred on August 11th, which spurred me into action as it was conjoined my Sun.
You can practice New Moon Wishing in line with your birth chart to support your creative new habits.
I will post my progress here. Tag your creations with #starz30 so we can see your beauties. “The 30 Day Drawing Challenge”
Please share this with anyone who needs to see it.
Have a prosperous day,
Alison ⭐️
Day 1
The Vancouver Art Gallery from the steps of Robson Square, downtown Vancouver.
I take a photo just to show you. I complete the drawing at the location.
The buildings were a bit wobbly and the trees were hard to draw, but hopefully, I will get better over the next 29 days.
Day 2
The giant pandas outside the Marriott Parq Hotel in Vancouver.
This piece is named “Slow” by Chinese artist Zhang Huan. This sculpture is in stainless steel and is highly polished.
Huan’s pandas are “meant to eulogize eternal maternity and family while expressing expectations of a future, and expresses the artist’s understanding of human nature and his thoughts on love and eternity.”
This drawing was quite a challenge to do in pen and ink. There is about 50 shades of grey.
On a side note, I need to get another pen as this one seems to have run out of ink.
Day 2 of the 30 Day Drawing Challenge over. Roll on the next twenty-eight.
Alison ⭐️
Day 3
Sunset Beach
This is the view across Sunset beach in Vancouver. Looking towards the west.
There were three main bands of color.
From the top down, the sky a hazy grey/blue due to lots of forest fire smoke, the sea which had more bands of dark blue and green within it, and the sand which was beige and grey, or greige, in the footsteps of the bathers.
Beachcombing was great and we collected many shells which we will use as mulch in the little plant pots in our apartment..
Day 4
The waterfall and rill in my local Emery Barnes park in Vancouver.
This was the first year for ages that they have had water flowing in the city parks due to recent water shortages.
The water itself was difficult to capture and somehow the falling water is not quite right, but I think the general image is ok.
