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New Moon in Sagittarius

Tonight's New Moon is in Sagittarius. Archer energy is always fun -- Sagittarius, while the philosopher's sign, is also always up for anything. As a Sag myself, I often say my philosophy of life is, "What? I'm too busy dancing!" When the New Moon is in Sagittarius, we're invited to look at our Shadow side and discover what spark of light we can generate or find to illuminate the darkness. Coming as it does in the darkening days before Winter Solstice, the Sagittarius New Moon also reminds us that there is always dawning after the night, and also that night will inevitably follow day. We need to ride the tides of this cycle, trusting that all darkness will eventually be dispelled by light -- even if it means that darkness must come again eventually.

The focus this new moon is on relationships -- with each other, with the world, with our communities, and with ourselves. Awakenings happening to us and around us as well -- some of these are painful, some are jarring, but all are necessary. There is a sense that the world is waking up from a long sleep, or shaking itself out of complacency. 

looks-like-loveSagittarius is an active sign, and pushes us to act on the things we have been planning or considering. Now is not the time for debate, but for practical action.

This New Moon, I'm calling in focus. I've got so much flying about in my creative Sagittarian head that it's been hard to take concrete action. I'm calling in inspiration coupled with diligence, so that I can put these plans of mine into action. 

What are you calling in this New Moon? Feel free to share your intentions in the comments. As we speak them, we breathe them into life.

 

This post is mirrored at my Wordpress blog, Priestessing the Dream

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Susan Harper is an eclectic solitary Feminist Witch from Irving, Texas. She is a professor of Anthropology, Sociology, and Women's Studies, with a focus on gender, religion, and sexuality. She is also an activist, community educator, and writer. When she's not making magick or fomenting social change, Susan is the head soapmaker, herbalist, and aromatherapist for Dreaming Priestess Creations. She shares her life with her partner, Stephanie, five cats, and two guinea pigs.

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  • Lizann Bassham
    Lizann Bassham Wednesday, 30 November 2016

    Thank you, always love your insights. My intention is to share my crone experience with my beloveds (especially those in despair right now) that the moral arc of the universe does indeed bend toward justice, it's just that it's a spiral and so what seems like backwards motion is really just revisiting issues from a wider angle.

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