It's called like that cause we are more and more near to spring, and the snow slowly leaves room for more warm days. Earthworms shows their heads again.
It's considered to be the last full moon of winter.
When there's a full moon is an esbat day for wiccan and paganism.
It's a day where we can celebrate the moon and the goddess that rules it.
Usually full moon is the time for initiating ceremonies or healing magic, it's a time of changing.
I've waited until this full moon for doing my first pagan celebration.
I'm still studying cause I'm new to this but I felt that it was time for me to change something in my life.
Here is my altar.
There was white candles on it, tulip petals, rain water that I've collected the day before, incense, my pentagram necklace.
My crystals were outside for charging with the moon light.
It's a small one but I really liked it!
I've made some meditation and a spell for change. I've thought about all the bad things that I want to get rid of in my life, focused on the incense smoke that slowly faded away, and ask the moon to help me have a month of change, happiness until the next full moon.
I hope you all passed a good day and that this month can be an happy one.
I can't wait for ostara (spring equinox) to come!
See you on 20th of march for my first sabbat celebration!
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