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What the Taurus Full Moon Means for You

What the Taurus Full Moon means for you personally will depend on where in your Natal Chart it is falling (more on that below!), but in general it is a good one to release any blockages to our pleasure, finances, embodiment, and sense of stability.

Full Moon rituals are a wonderful way to connect with the energy of the Moon as well as yourself, this area of your Natal Chart, and the current Zodiac Season we find ourselves in.

Acting as an anchor and moment of presence in the month— to sit in simple ceremony with ourselves— is a wonderful way to bring the sacred into our mundane, and come back to the cyclicality of time as well as our ancestral ways. They are also powerful ways to bring about transformation into our lives.

Before we go on to how to do a ritual for the Full Moon in Taurus specifically, let’s briefly cover what exactly a Full Moon is, what Full Moon rituals are, and what a Full Moon in Taurus means for you.

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What is a Full Moon?

A Full Moon occurs when the Sun and Moon are opposite one another in the sky from our vantage point on earth, in opposing Zodiac Signs by exact degree (e.g. the Sun at 4º Scorpio— four days into Scorpio Season— and the Moon at 4º Taurus. Often it falls in November some time).

A Full Moon always occurs in the Zodiac Sign opposing the current Season we are in, which can be seen as different sides of the same coin— these Signs are of the same duality/polarity (either Diurnal or Nocturnal), and of the same mode/quality (Cardinal, Fixed, or Mutable).

The polarities are:

Aries - Libra (In Aries Season— when the Sun is in Aries, meaning it has crossed the Vernal Equinox in the Northern Hemisphere— we will have a Full Moon in Libra when the Moon reaches the same degree in Libra that the Sun is at in Aries. During Libra Season, we will have a Full Moon in Aries instead and so on. This is a Diurnal Cardinal pairing)
Taurus - Scorpio (Fixed Nocturnal)
Gemini - Sagittarius (Mutable Diurnal)
Cancer - Capricorn (Cardinal Nocturnal)
Leo - Aquarius (Fixed Diurnal)
Virgo - Pisces (Mutable Nocturnal)

While the Zodiac Seasons occur roughly at the same time each year as the Sun moves about 1º per day (hence why it is easy to do Sun (“star”) Sign Astrology), the exact date of the Full Moon (or corresponding New Moon in the same Zodiac Sign more or less 6 months earlier) will vary.

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When a New Moon or Full Moon occur close enough to the Nodes (points in space the the ecliptic—the Sun’s apparent path— intersects the Moon’s orbit), they are perfectly aligned for the illusion of a Solar Eclipse or Lunar Eclipse respectively.

Energetics of a Full Moon

As the Sun and Moon are opposing one another on a Full Moon, it is a time of heightened emotions and things literally coming to light, of being illuminated. The Sun is the representation of our lifeforce energy, our consciousness, ego, vitality, and sense of self; the Moon is our inner world, subconscious, intuition, body, emotions, and needs.

As the lunar cycle was begun roughly 2 weeks before on the New Moon (when the Sun and Moon were aligned), a Full Moon can also be seen as the peak of the cycle— the harvest phase. We planted our seeds in our New Moon ritual as the Moon grew (“waxed”), now it has reached maximum potency on the Full Moon, after which it will begin to decrease in light and wrap up its cycle (“wane”).

Thus, Full Moons are typically seen as times for both shedding and releasing that which no longer serves, as well as expressing gratitude for any abundance we have reaped thus far.

Full Moon in Taurus

A Full Moon in Taurus specifically is a powerful time for releasing any sense of lack, outdated money mindsets, or blockages to our resourcing and pleasure. Leaning into the body, slowing down time, and allowing our cups to be refilled are all well-featured now. Give yourself plenty of time to slow down.

Archetypal Taurus is the sensualist, moving at the rhythm of the land. Ruled by Venus— the Planet of connection, values, taste, love, and money— this Sign knows how to indulge in the finer things in life. The point of the body and land is to be enjoyed!

This is a Moon that is ruled by Venus and so it can be useful to pay extra attention to what it is currently doing in the sky, as well as where it is in your Natal Chart.

As a Full Moon is typically a time of release, we can look towards letting go of outdated money mindsets now or blockages to our resourcing, as well as getting out of our comfort zone.

In Native American cultures this is known as a Beaver Moon.

Taurus Full Moon Ritual

Most Full Moon rituals tend to focus on the letting go of anything outdated or unaligned, as well as seeing what has grown since the corresponding New Moon either two weeks earlier, or in the same Zodiac Sign roughly 6 months earlier (in this case during Taurus Season).

Here is the basis for all my Full Moon rituals:

Cleanse your space - When beginning any ritual it is useful to start with a clean slate and clear any negative energy. This can be done by ringing a bell or spraying an aura mist (such as a DIY crystal and Reiki-infused Moon water with essential oils); opening windows and smoke cleansing; throwing salt in the corners and sweeping it out anti-clockwise; or mopping with a herbal wash.
Set up an elemental circle - Many rituals begin by calling in the elements, this acts as a grounding and protective focal point. Tools I like to use are incense in the East for Air (or feathers/bells etc.); candles in South for Fire; a bowl of water in the West for Water; and crystals (or plants) in the North for Earth.
You can put them where the directions actually are (using a compass if you don’t know where the Sun rises/sets), or using your left as the East (like I do as this is how an Astrology Chart is read). Call upon the assistance of each element for fresh insight and new beginnings, grounded spirit, intuitive wisdom, and rooted guidance respectively as you do so.
Centre + ground yourself - I like to do breathwork followed by a visualisation meditation. This could be a few deep breaths or Nadi Shodhana (alternate nostril breathing). Then I visualise any excess energy draining from me like a waterfall and my roots growing down into the earth, with my energetic cord rooting me right to the centre and extending up above me. I fill myself with a warm, bright light and extend it outward to the whole world and encase myself in a protective bubble.
Moon journal on what you wish to release - Write down what you wish to let go of and surrender, you can finish with “so it is” and sign or date it. I also like to begin by pulling Tarot cards first to see what messages come through for me. Get a Full Moon Tarot reading with me here!
Burn your paper - Safely (using tweezers) burn what you are seeking to release in your candle and let the ash drop into your bowl of water, really feel it leaving you as you do so. I like to sprinkle some salt on top afterwards. Ask the fire to help purify and regenerate you, symbolically throwing any last debris into the flames. Take a moment to visualise how it feels to be without this thing now.
Flush it away - Thank Mother Nature and the Spirit of Water and Fire for their assistance in helping you to shed and release, and flush the remains down the drain— again visualising it leaving you and going back to the ocean to be absorbed and transmuted into something else. You can also pour it into the roots of a tree if you are performing this outside. Snuff out your candle and let the incense burn down on its own as an offering, thank the rest of the elements for their guidance.
BONUS: Composting - As an Earth element Sign, a Taurus Moon can be useful for asking the earth to transform and regenerate what we are seeking to shed and transmute. Write down on a piece of paper what you are letting go of and how you would like to alchemise it, bury it with seeds, envision the earth decomposing it and new life growing from it as you water it.

When crafting your own ritual, apart from the basics listed above— tailored to the corresponding Zodiac Sign and your own preferences— you can also align your rituals with where in your Natal Chart the Full Moon is personally occurring in for you, i.e. the House it is falling in. Read on for how:

Taurus Full Moon in the Houses

We each have all of the Zodiac Signs in one of our “Houses” in our Natal Chart, these are like areas of life— when Planets are transiting through them their energy is expressed in this area of life for us. Anchoring your Full Moon intentions to the House it is falling in for you can help to personalise your experience of the cosmos.

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Taurus Full Moon in the 1st House (Taurus Rising)

This is your Moon! It’s the perfect time of year for you to shed and release any outdated identity patterns or layers of self. Let go and surrender anything that is holding you back in your personal growth and how you wish to show up in the world.

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Taurus Full Moon in the 2nd House (Aries Rising)

This is the perfect Full Moon to release any limiting money patterns. It can relate to your finances in general, how you make an income, your values and money mindset, or your skills, resources, talents, and self-worth. Pay attention to your spending habits!

Taurus Full Moon in the 3rd House (Pisces Rising)

This is a good Full Moon to release any blocks to your self-expression or general mindset patterns. It can also relate to learning, writing, speaking, siblings, aunts, uncles, cousins, childhood education, and local neighbourhood. Known as the House of Goddess traditionally, it also relates to crafts and divination.

Taurus Full Moon in the 4th House (Aquarius Rising)

This is an excellent time to shed and release anything that no longer serves in relation to your home and family, sense of belonging, and literal house. It can also be related to real estate and property, or your lineage, ancestry, and upbringing.

Taurus Full Moon in the 5th House (Capricorn Rising)

This is a good Full Moon to shed and release any blocks to your pleasure, joy, fun, romance, sex and sexuality, creativity, play, hobbies, passion, pastimes, and children (or related themes such as inner child). Allow yourself to indulge!

Taurus Full Moon in the 6th House (Sagittarius Rising)

This is a good Full Moon to release any limiting work or health blockages. It can be related to your general wellness but also the daily structure of your day, habits, routines, rituals, as well as your colleagues, job, professional environment, acts of service, and pets.

Taurus Full Moon in the 7th House (Scorpio Rising)

It’s your Season to shine! This can be a good Full Moon to release any outdated relationship patterns or blockages in your intimate, one-on-one partnerships (including your spouse, best friend, business partner, private clients, and other important people).

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Taurus Full Moon in the 8th House (Libra Rising)

This can be a good Full Moon for transmuting pain, fears, and anxieties, as well as what you’ve inherited— literally or figuratively. It can also be a good one to set boundaries with (as well as dealing with investments, taxes, grants, and debts in general).

Taurus Full Moon in the 9th House (Virgo Rising)

A Full Moon in the ninth House can be good to release any outdated beliefs and ideals, assess your relationship to adventure, your personal philosophy and worldview (literally or figuratively), religion, spirituality, or themes relating to higher education or publishing.

Taurus Full Moon in the 10th House (Leo Rising)

This is a good time to shed and release any professional or career blockages. It can relate to your legacy, public image, recognition, ambitions, projects, and sense of calling or purpose and vocation, as well as how you show up in the world at large.

Taurus Full Moon in the 11th House (Cancer Rising)

This can be a good Full Moon to shed and release any blockages to your sense of communal belonging and friendship, to new alliances and your aspirations, as well as aspects relating to social media, groups, and memberships.

Taurus Full Moon in the 12th House (Gemini Rising)

This is a good Full Moon for releasing any patterns of self-undoing, of working with your subconscious, shadow work, dreams, mental health, limiting beliefs, and spirituality. Spending time in deep solitude, rest, retreat, and introspection can be particularly healing.

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So that’s an overview of what the Taurus Full Moon means for you, rituals you can do, and how to connect it to your own Chart. I hope it’s insightful for you! Share in the comments section below if you have anything else to add or any questions.

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