The New Moon aligns in the sign of Sagittarius on December 18th, 2017, just a few days before the Winter Solstice and the closing of 2017.
Things have been winding down for many of us as 2017 comes to completion. A new phase is on the horizon for all of us and our last new moon of 2017 has some final wisdom for each of us!
Aligning in Sagittarius, a fiery, single focused and determined sign, we are guided to find clarity and intention during this time. Sagittarius is also a sign of truth, encouraging us to be honest with ourselves and what we seek to birth into reality.
The new moon is always a time of contemplation, reflection and inwardness and this allows us the time to seek change or sit in gratitude. With the Sagittarius energy mixed in, we are being pulled to connect to our hearts and find what is sitting on the brink for us.
What are you ready to live in your life?
What are you ready to let go of so that you may live that?
The last few moons, including the Full Moon in Gemini, have been slowly preparing us for change. So much of 2017 has been about change and growth! And we have all made it, we have all made it through this year and shifted and expanded too.
This is your final opportunity to let go of any remaining attachments that are holding you back in life.
It is time to let go of the shame, guilt, fear and feelings of unworthiness and rise into something new.
During the next few days, take some time to journal what you are ready to release in you life. It could be an experience, a person, a fear, a self judgement, a bad habit or beyond! Take the time to reflect, offer inner honesty and rise!
A Sagittarius new moon offers the energy of transformation and that is what many of us have been doing over the last few months. Self growth is not for the faint of heart but it is ever so rewarding.
You deserve to be your highest self - you are worthy of being happy, grounded and passionate.
Allow this new moon to spark a new wave of passion and wild-ness! Allow the Sagittarius energy to burn away the old and make fertile soil for the new.
I honor your journey,
Cassandra