Lammas, also known as Lughnasadh, is celebrated around 1st February and marks the first harvest of the year. It’s a turning point on the Wheel of the Year — the moment when the lush fullness of summer begins its gentle shift toward autumn.

The Full Moon in Leo illuminates the space between self-expression and belonging, between the radiant heart and the wider collective. Under this moon, emotions rise not to overwhelm us, but to remind us of who we are when we stop dimming ourselves.

The New Moon marks the beginning of a new lunar cycle — a moment of darkness, stillness, and possibility. With no visible Moon in the sky, we are invited inward, to the fertile void where intentions are planted before they take form.

The Moon has been a source of wonder, guidance, and spiritual significance for cultures around the world. Understanding the Moon’s phases allows us to connect with both its scientific cycles and the wisdom passed down through generations. Explore the phases of the Moon, their scientific explanations, and the spiritual and tribal beliefs surrounding them.

Artemis is one of the most ancient and powerful figures in Greek mythology. Known as the Goddess of the Moon, the Hunt, and the untamed wilderness, she represents independence, intuition, and a deep bond with the natural world. To work with Artemis is to remember your own inner wildness — the part of you that moves by instinct, truth, and inner knowing.