🌕 October 2025 Full Moon in Aries – The Hunter’s Supermoon!!! On Monday, October 6, 2025, the skies will light up with the Full Hunter’s Moon, which also happens to be the first Supermoon of the year. Traditionally, September is home to the Harvest Moon—but this year, October claims the prize, as this full moon is the closest one to the autumn equinox. That makes this a Full Harvest Supermoon—a lunar peak glowing with intensity, abundance, and fiery Aries courage.This Full Moon in Aries invites us into a season of action, boldness, and self-investment. Aries is passionate, pioneering, and ruled by Mars—the planet of energy, desire, and drive. Under this lunar light, emotions are amplified, clarity sharpens, and we’re called to stand up for ourselves and courageously take initiative where we’ve been holding back.✨ Themes of this Full Moon:Courage & Initiative: A powerful moment to take bold steps, confront situations you’ve been avoiding, and step into your next chapter.Emotional Intensity: Expect heightened feelings that push you to act, release, and transform.Release & Transformation: Perfect for letting go of outdated patterns, stagnant energy, and relationships or roles that no longer serve you.Self-Investment: The cosmos reminds you—you are worthy of the same energy, time, and love you so often give to others.Assertiveness: Boundaries come into focus. It’s time to voice your truth and embody a more empowered, authentic self.The Aries Supermoon is a fiery force for identity, vitality, and personal empowerment. It asks: What do you need to release in order to rise? What bold step have you been avoiding? Now is the time to trust your instincts, reclaim your power, and act with courage.This is not a passive moon—it’s a call to hunt down what matters most to you, harvest the wisdom of your journey, and step forward with fiery intention. Please Join me in person at Aloha Yoga in Keene for my monthly sacred circle & guided meditation! 6:45-8:15 $20 @ door. If you can’t make it book a one-on-one session with me!
This Full Moon is preparing us for Samhain, All Souls, All Saints and calling in ancient sacred energy!
đź”® October Astrology & Remembering the Spirit of Halloween
October is a month of transition—both in the heavens and in our traditions. We begin in Libra season (balance, harmony, relationships), where the scales ask us to reflect on partnership, fairness, and inner alignment. As the Sun shifts into Scorpio on October 23, the energy deepens. Scorpio invites us into the underworld of transformation, mystery, and rebirth—perfectly mirroring the season of falling leaves and nature’s reminder that endings are gateways to renewal.
Culturally, this shift is honored through the traditions of Halloween, All Saints’ Day, and All Souls’ Day. Rooted in the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain, this time marked the end of the harvest and the start of the dark half of the year. Samhain was seen as a liminal time, when the veil between the worlds grows thin—allowing communication with ancestors, honoring the dead, and receiving guidance from the unseen realms.
Halloween’s costumes, fires, and offerings trace back to these rituals of protection and remembrance. The Catholic traditions of All Saints’ and All Souls’ continue this thread, honoring those who have passed and connecting us to the cycle of life, death, and spirit. At this time my family goes to the graveyard and spend time with our family who have passed. We picnic. Tell them about our year. Place flowers and gifts and tell them we live them still. I always have photos of my family who have passed that are displayed every October. With gifts and trinkets on a family alter. We remember you. We love you.
October reminds us that life and death walk hand in hand. It’s a sacred month of balance, transformation, and connection to the beyond. As the veil thins, we are invited to honor our ancestors, release what has ended, and open ourselves to the wisdom of the unseen.
🔥 A Simple Samhain Ritual: Honoring the Ancestors
- Create Sacred Space – Light a candle and sit quietly. If you wish, place photos, heirlooms, or objects that remind you of loved ones on a small altar or table.
- Offer Gratitude – Place an offering of seasonal food (like apples, nuts, bread, or cider) as a symbol of sharing the harvest with your ancestors.
- Speak Their Names – Say aloud the names of those you wish to honor. Thank them for their guidance, love, or lessons.
- Listen in Stillness – Close your eyes, breathe deeply, and see if any messages, feelings, or symbols come through. Trust your intuition.
- Release & Blessing – When finished, leave the candle burning safely for a while, then extinguish it with gratitude. Offer the food to the earth or compost as a final blessing.
This simple practice connects us to our lineage, roots us in gratitude, and reminds us that the cycle of life, death, and rebirth is sacred.