Snow Moon: Feel the Fertile Vibes of Winter

The Snow Moon symbolizes standing still in order to start again. Be inspired by her winter beams here!

The Snow Moon, according to many people, has a special power. Shining at the time of the year when snow falls the heaviest in the northern hemisphere, she refers to rest, reflection, and making fruitful choices. Wondering what else the Snow Moon means and what rituals you can do under these winter moonbeams? Then read on quickly!

What Is a Snow Moon Exactly?

The Snow Moon is the second or third full moon after Christmas, so it falls in February or March. In many traditions, this crystal clear appearance marks the heart of the winter period. Other names for the Snow Moon are Hunger Moon, and Ice Moon, depending on which tradition you follow.

What Does the Super Snow Moon Mean Spiritually?

Snow is seen in many spiritual traditions as a purifying natural phenomenon. It’s white blanket covers the landscape and freezes the vegetation below. This way only the seeds that still have germination capacity remain and the dead plant remains are transformed into compost. A real reset of nature! Snow also has a calming effect. A thick pack on the street muffles the sound and, moreover, people only come out for the necessary things: groceries and fun in the snow. Around the Snow Moon you could therefore distinguish which habits or plans are still viable and which will disappear like snow in the sun in the spring.

Rituals Under the Glow of the Snow Moon

Under the light of the Snow Moon you can perform Full Moon Magic according to witches and Shamans. This is how you shape the meaning or energy of that moment. Your creativity (or that of nature itself) would help to find or manifest an inner sense of direction that is eager for expression. For example, you celebrate the thoughtful Snow Moon with:

• Moon Water
• Affirmations or Mantras
• Visualization

Making Moon Water Under the Snow Moon

Moon Water is water that carries the energy and vibes of the full moon. According to witches, you create an elixir that you can use to drink, bathe, or perform magical acts. Because the symbolic meaning of the Snow Moon is silence and purification, you could, for example, use it to do a spiritual cleansing of yourself or your surroundings. According to witches, this wintry water also comes in handy in potions that are intended to break through patterns or as a surface for divination, comparable to a Crystal Ball.

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Affirmations or Mantras that Support the Snow Moon

Affirmations and Mantras are positive texts that you repeat to evoke a certain mood or belief. There are existing texts, but you can also come up with a sentence that inspires you. The trick, according to experts, is to formulate something in the present tense, as if it had already happened or already exists. Because the Snow Moon shines its symbolic light on everything that still stands in the way of your personal growth, you can use these affirmations as a starting point, for example: I…

1. am freed from old blocks
2. experience the growth power in myself
3. follow what is fruitful

Visualize with the Snow Moon

Do images say more to you than words? Then a Visualization might be more up your alley. For example, you can imagine that everything that prevents you from carrying out new plans is covered in a thick layer of snow. You could also work with the color white. In chromotherapy (Color Therapy), this hue symbolizes brightness and innocence, among other things. In your imagination, for example, surround your worries with a white light or see them against a white or transparent background and explore what that does to your experience.

Want to Know More About the Moon?

In many spiritual traditions, the moon is a source of meaning with a special attraction. For example, according to witches, astrologers and shamans, the Crescent Moon would radiate different vibes than the New Moon. An eclipse such as the Blood Moon would also have its own effect on the earth. Even from month to month, each full moon, like the Pink Moon, even has their own unique qualities.

What is your relationship with the Moon?