Poetic Earth

This lunar cycle brings with it some powerful energy and meaningful symbolism. With a Total Lunar Eclipse in Virgo, also known as the Worm Moon, we’re being invited into a month of reflection, release, and intentional movement forward.

The Worm Moon is named for the signs of early spring. This is when the ground begins to soften. Life slowly starts to stir beneath the surface. It’s a reminder that growth doesn’t always look dramatic.

Adding to this energy is the lunar eclipse. Eclipses tend to act like turning points. They illuminate what’s been hidden, bring clarity to what’s no longer working, and gently (or sometimes firmly) push us toward change.

Because this eclipse takes place in Virgo, the focus turns toward our daily lives. Our routines, wellness, habits, and the systems we rely on to support ourselves. Virgo energy asks us to look closely. Not critically, but honestly. How are we caring for our bodies, managing our time, and showing up in our everyday rhythms?

This is how you move:

This is a time to slow down and refine rather than rush ahead. Small adjustments can have lasting impact.

Clearing clutter, simplifying routines, or letting go of habits that no longer serve your well-being can create space for something healthier to grow.

-Rebeka Wilson

Virgo reminds us that balance is built through consistency and imperfection.

This lunar cycle also encourages us to listen more closely. To our bodies, our intuition, and our inner voice. What feels nourishing? What feels draining?

Most importantly, this eclipse reminds us that growth is a process. Like the changing season, it happens in stages.

We don’t need to have everything figured out. We simply need to be willing to tend to what’s in front of us with care and intention.

As we move through this month, let us choose gentler routines. We should set clearer boundaries and embrace practices that support our wellness from the inside out.

Happy Full Moon and Total Lunar Eclipse lovelies. You already know I would love to hear how you are moving and grooving, so let’s hear it!