April New Moon Nidra
Create a stable foundation and choose the path of growth
Welcome to April’s New Moon Nidra ritual 🌚
The New Moon is a time to draw inward. The April New Moon in Taurus invites you to slow down, get grounded, and tune into your body’s needs.
Taurus is a sign that gravitates toward peace, stability, beauty, and simplicity. These are comforting and cozy qualities that come in tension during times of change. This New Moon invites you to listen to your body and your emotions to help guide you through these tumultuous times. Use the grounding energy of this New Moon cycle to settle down, trust the process unfolding in your life, and build solid foundations upon which you can move forward in the world with integrity.
As my sun sign, I’m partial to Taurean energy but it’s not for the faint-of-heart. My bullishness gets me in trouble sometimes, especially when I’m chasing external validation rather than aligning with my values. I’ve struggled my whole life to be patient, but then that is what I’m here on this earth to learn.
Though it’s tempting to retreat to the familiar and comfortable, Taurus energy invites you to find stability and safety so that you can choose the path of growth over the path of comfort. When you feel safe, you are able to take the risks required for true transformation.
Remember, you are more than what you produce. Your value lies in who you are inside.
Be patient and trust the process.
Mother Moon and this community are all here to support you as you return to what matters most.
Below you will find a ritual for celebrating the New Moon in Taurus.
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