October begins with a New Moon that brings together two meaningful themes: the balanced, relationship-focused energy of Libra and the numerological symbolism of the 10/10 Portal. The October 2026 New Moon falls on October 10, making it a natural time to pause, clear out what no longer fits, and decide what you want to carry
The October Full Moon is known as the Hunter’s Moon, a name tied to the season of gathering, hunting, preserving food, and preparing for the colder months ahead. In 2026, the Hunter’s Moon falls across the Taurus–Scorpio axis. The Moon reaches its fullest point on October 26, 2026, at approximately 04:12 UTC. Depending on where
October 10 has become an important date in modern numerology and manifestation practices. Often called the 10/10 portal, the date is associated with new beginnings, personal growth, reflection, and the decision to move forward with greater intention. In 2026, the 10/10 portal falls on Saturday, October 10. The symbolism of 10/10 comes from the number
As autumn settles in and the days grow shorter, the October New Moon offers a natural pause between the busy energy of summer and the deeper, quieter part of the year. The New Moon marks the beginning of a new lunar cycle and is commonly associated with fresh starts, intention-setting, manifestation, and planting the seeds
As the days grow shorter and autumn begins to give way to winter, Samhain offers a natural time to pause, reflect and acknowledge the changing season. One of the simplest ways to mark Samhain is by creating a seasonal altar. A Samhain altar can be elaborate or incredibly simple. You might cover an entire table
September has a particular kind of magic. The long, bright days of summer begin to soften. The evenings get cooler, gardens start giving up their final harvests, and the first signs of autumn appear almost overnight. For most, September is a month of transition. It brings opportunities to work with themes of harvest, gratitude, balance,
As the days grow shorter and Samhain approaches, the Sun moves through Scorpio, a water sign associated with intensity, mystery, transformation, and the things we usually keep beneath the surface. Scorpio season has a distinctly inward quality. It can be a good time to examine old patterns, sit with difficult emotions, and make space for
November has a different feeling to it. The days are shorter, the nights come early, and there is something about the darkness that makes us slow down and look inward. Following Samhain, on November 16, many witches and devotees set aside time to honor Hekate (Hecate), the ancient Greek goddess associated with crossroads, thresholds, magic,
As the warmth of summer fades and the crisp beauty of autumn begins to arrive, we enter the season of Mabon, a celebration of gratitude, balance, and the abundance of the harvest. Often associated with the Autumn Equinox, Mabon is a meaningful time to pause, reflect on the blessings we have gathered, and honour the […]
