New Moon
A fresh start. The moon is invisible. Set intentions, plant seeds, begin new chapters. Best for vision-setting and bold initiations.

Find tonight’s moon phase, illumination, and what each phase means for your energy, emotions, and rituals. Works for any date — past or future.
Birthday, wedding, big event, important memory — find the moon phase for any date from 1900 to 2099.
Each phase carries different energy. Understanding the cycle is the secret to working with the moon, not against it.
A fresh start. The moon is invisible. Set intentions, plant seeds, begin new chapters. Best for vision-setting and bold initiations.
Energy builds. A sliver of light grows. Take small consistent action, gather resources, refine the plan you set at the new moon.
Decision time. Half the moon is lit. Push through resistance, commit publicly, make the call you have been delaying.
Adjust and refine. The moon is almost full. Course-correct, polish the work, prepare for the peak.
Climax energy. Maximum illumination. Truths surface, emotions peak, manifestations land. Release what no longer serves.
Share what you have learned. The moon begins to shrink. Teach, give back, integrate the breakthrough.
Let go. Half-lit and shrinking. Cut what is dead, forgive, release relationships and habits that drain you.
Rest and reflect. The moon nearly disappears. Sleep more, journal, plan in silence — a new cycle begins soon.
Write 3–5 specific intentions on paper. Light a white candle. Visualize each one as already real.
List what you are releasing — habits, fears, resentments. Burn the list safely (or shred and bury). Charge crystals in moonlight.
Take action on intentions. Send the email. Have the conversation. Build momentum.
Declutter, forgive, end conversations that drain you. Make space for what is coming.
One full lunar cycle (synodic month) is 29.53 days — from one new moon to the next. The cycle is divided into 8 phases that each last roughly 3.7 days.
Waxing means the moon is growing in illumination (from new moon to full moon). Waning means it is shrinking (from full moon back to new moon). Waxing energy is for building; waning energy is for releasing.
Studies have documented disrupted sleep around full moons even when test subjects do not see the moon. Many people also report heightened emotions, vivid dreams, and clearer intuition.
The new moon is the classic choice for fresh intentions and beginnings. The full moon is best for releasing what no longer serves. Use both — they are 14.7 days apart.
Yes. A blue moon is the second full moon in a calendar month (about every 2.5 years). A supermoon is a full moon when the moon is closest to Earth, appearing 14% larger and 30% brighter.
Yes — uses the standard 29.53058867-day synodic month and is accurate to within 6 hours for any date between 1900 and 2099.