Rituals for Full Moon Energy
The full moon is a time of power — not because the moon gives you magick, but because it reflects what’s already present in you.
It’s a moment of culmination. Illumination. A time to release what’s no longer needed and realign with what is.
You don’t need a fancy ritual. You just need presence, clarity, and a willingness to let go.
Try this simple full moon ritual:
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Ground yourself.
Stand barefoot on the earth, hold a crystal, or light a candle — something to anchor your energy. -
Write down what you’re releasing.
Old habits, outdated beliefs, lingering energy — name it. -
Speak it aloud.
“Under this moon, I release…” - Burn the paper safely (or tear it and bury it) as a symbol of release.
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End in stillness.
Breathe. Be with yourself. Let the energy settle.
Magick doesn’t have to be complicated to be real. Honour the cycle. Honour yourself.
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