Meaning: February was time for the season’s heaviest snowfalls to the Algonquin tribes of New England. Also known as the hunger moon or bear moon, this marked a time when hunting was most challenging. Tribes would follow the lead of their sacred bear totem who was all about hibernation and rest in this month. 

Personal Message: When a clean layer of snow falls over the world, things are quiet. The February full moon invites you to go within, and be still. Listen to your body’s change in rhythm as it naturally begins to slow down. You’ve worked hard, prepared well, and deserve rest.

March-Full Worm Moon

Meaning: March marks the time when the earth begins to thaw. March’s full moon was named after the earthworms, who are remarkable in their ability to regenerate. As they make their way to the surface, sharp eyed robins are eagerly await their arrival. The full worm moon is a sign of preparation for a new cycle of life.

Personal Message: For you, March full moon carries the energy of being gently awakened from a beautiful dream. It’s time to yawn, stretch, and begin anew. The sky’s the limit, so think big! What do you feel inspired to create? 

April-Full Pink Moon

Meaning: Our Native American elders named the April Full Moon in honor of the pink phlox wildflowers that are among the first to bloom in Spring. This marks a time of fertility, movement, and untamed creativity. Things are changing for the better.

Personal Message: For you, the April Full Moon represents the building of momentum behind your thoughts. This is a phase of growth and discovery as you emerge from the cocoon of your old self. Plans begin to take shape and the universe offers endless sources of inspiration for next steps. Stay in the flow of your life as you make room for your upgrades. 

All the descriptions and meanings of the full moon were respectfully sourced from https://thehavenshoppe.<wbr />com/full-moon-names-by-month/