Full Moon and the Moon Phases (4. Jun. 2023)

Hey dear Hive community, I hope you had a nice Saturday and made one or the other positive experience! Yesterday I already took pictures of the waxing moon and today at full moon I used the opportunity again and would like to share these pictures with you.

Each phase of the moon is something unique in its own way and of course the full moon is the climax in this cycle. In total, there are 8 different moon phases and each one is associated with its own effects and properties. The closer the full moon gets, the stronger the effect of the energy from the moon becomes from phase to phase and the first phase is also called new moon and is associated with new beginnings, visualizations as well as intuition and can be used well to set a focus.

The second phase is also called waxing crescent and this phase is perfect for self-reflection to simply go into yourself and let your thoughts run wild. The third phase is called first quarter and is associated with growth and a good time to stimulate the body's self-healing powers. It is particularly suitable for starting diets, cures or a detoxification.

The fourth phase waxing gibbous can help to create clarity and set goals and full moon is the fifth phase and here the energy of the moon has reached its peak. Full moon is a good time to concentrate on your own strengths and, for example, to meditate. General the perception is changed and full moon can also amplify dreams or emotions. By the way, the next full moon is on 4 July and is also called Buck moon.

The sixth phase is called waning gibbous and is also associated with healing powers and wounds heal faster. Creativity is also improved and the brain works better, it is a good time to unfold yourself! The 7th Moon phase is also called third quarter and is a very good time to put negative emotions aside and the last phase is also called waning crescent and can be associated with flowing transitions. It's a good time to focus on things and recharge your energy.

Many thanks for stopping by and hopefully you like my new contribution! I used my camera Sony Alpha 6000 and Sony SEL-55210 Telephoto Zoom Lens (55-210mm) to take these pictures.