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02/03/2026

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02/02/2026

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02/02/2026

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02/02/2026

: Monday, February 02, 2026: In the journey of spiritual growth, particularly tonight, we are guided to delve inward to heal.

✨Aspects (Time/degrees below)

Early thru midmorning, Moon in Leo opposite Venus in Aquarius opposite Mercury in Aquarius trine Chiron in Aries. Guard against expectations born of entitlement and avoid extravagance and/or overindulgence of food or drink this morning. Avoid generalizations, particularly with others.

Solitude or quiet time with someone we trust could produce a positive conversation that could reveal aspects of ourselves we never realized and actually lead to a form of healing through clarity. This is particularly accurate regarding our relationships and how we feel about them.

This evening Mercury in Aquarius sextile Chiron in Aries sextile Lilith Rx in Sagittarius* during the void-of-course Moon.

According to Lynn Bell, Mercury Internet School of Psychological Astrology (MISPA), "Lilith represents an aspect of self that has gone out of bounds. This can happen in any area of life, sexual, intellectual or emotional, as if something has been heated too high and then cut-off or isolated. Underlying the cut-off is a source of power that has become stuck in refusal mode.

Chiron in Aries represents the wound of self, and "Lilith resonates with those aspects of the feminine that have been rejected by a given culture, and her symbolism connects us to something that has been disavowed in our own lives.

This archetype is of equal importance for both men and women, often triggering mysterious struggles in relationship. How may we unlock this powerful placement in our charts, and what happens when this archetype is released?"

In the journey of spiritual growth, particularly tonight, we are guided to delve inward and discover our Shadow self. This aspect of the feminine psyche, often likened to Lilith, symbolizes the elements that have been historically marginalized, repressed, denied, feared, and mistreated.

Through the emotions of anger, outrage, and rebellion, and by embracing the feelings that arise from invoking Lilith, we undergo a spiritual transformation. Because Mercury is featured here, release is imperative to obtain the healing we seek. Whether through conversation with a safe person, artistic expression, or the written word is a personal choice.

By experiencing and accepting the essence of Lilith's independence, we learn to integrate our shadow selves—our irrational, rebellious, moon-cycling, intuitive, and feeling aspects that dwell in the night's darkness, the subconscious, and the depths of our wombs, a deeper place beyond any recognition or accolade.

A place of origin and profound healing.

*The latter sextile is partile but not perfected.

🔮Nerd Report:
• Full Moon in Leo: inspiritualservice.com/celestial-events-2026
• IMBOLC: inspiritualservice.com/beliefs-1

🌕Lunar: Full -> 🌖Waning Gibbous
• Leo -> Virgo: inspiritualservice.com/the-moons-promenade
• Void-of-course: 5:55 PM - 10:21 PM: inspiritualservice.com/astrology-articles

⬅️Current Retrogrades:
• Planet: Jupiter, Uranus

⏳Time/Aspects/Degrees EST:

4:56 AM: Moon in Leo opposite Venus in Aquarius, 19°57'
8:55 AM: Moon in Leo opposite Mercury in Aquarius, 22°16'
10:15 AM: Moon in Leo trine Chiron in Aries, 23°02'

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02/01/2026

February blog and special starts today!

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02/01/2026

IMBOLIC

Imbolc is a pagan holiday celebrated from February 1 through sundown February 2. Based on a Celtic tradition, Imbolc was meant to mark the halfway point between winter solstice and the spring equinox in Neolithic Ireland and Scotland.

The holiday is celebrated by Wiccans and other practitioners of neopagan or pagan-influenced religions.

Imbolc is just one of several pre-Christian holidays highlighting some aspect of winter and sunlight, and heralding the change of seasons.

▪ORIGINS OF IMBOLC

The celebration of Imbolc dates back to the pre-Christian era in the British Isles. The earliest mentions of Imbolc in Irish literature date back to the 10th century.

Poetry from that time relates the holiday to ewe’s milk, with the implication of purification.

It’s been speculated that this stems from the breeding cycle of sheep and the beginning of lactation.

The holiday was traditionally aligned with the first day of spring and the idea of rebirth.

▪BRIGID THE GODDESS

Imbolc celebrations took the form of a festival in honor of the pagan goddess Brigid, who was evoked in fertility rites and oversaw poetry, crafts and prophecy.

Brigid was worshipped by the Filid, a class of poets and historians among the Celts of ancient Ireland and Britain.

Brigid was considered one of the most powerful Celtic gods, the daughter of the Dagda, the oldest god in the Celtic pantheon Tuatha du Danann.

She had two sisters also named Brigid (though it’s speculated that these sisters are meant to symbolize different aspects of the same goddess.)

Brigid appears in the saga Cath Maige Tuired and the Lebor Gabála Érenn, a purported history of Ireland collected from various poems and texts in the 10th century.

Myths about Brigid’s birth say she was born with a flame in her head and drank the milk of a mystical cow from the spirit world.

Brigid is credited with the very first keening, a traditional wailing for the dead practiced at funerals by Irish and Scottish women.

▪ANCIENT IMBOLC

In pre-Christian times, Imbolc observance began the night before February 1.

Celebrants prepared for a visit from Brigid into their homes by crafting an effigy of the goddess from bundles of oats and rushes.

The effigy was placed in a dress and put in a basket overnight. The day of Imbolc was celebrated by burning lamps and lighting bonfires in tribute to Brigid.

▪ST. BRIGID

Over the centuries, Brigid was adopted into Christianity as St. Brigid.

One of Ireland’s three patron saints, the Catholic Church claims St. Brigid was a historical person, with accounts of her life written by monks dating back to the 8th century.

Brigid (or Bridget) is the patron saint of Irish nuns, newborns, midwives, dairy maids and cattle.

Whether or not she existed, these stories contain aspects in common with the details of the pagan goddess and illustrate the transition from pagan to Christian worship.

Like the goddess Brigid, St. Brigid is associated with milk and fire. Born in Ireland around 453 A.D., St. Brigid was the daughter of a slave and a chieftain who was celebrated at an early age for her agricultural knowledge.

With no interest in marrying, Brigid’s goal was to create a monastery in Kildare, supposedly the former site of a shrine to the Celtic goddess of the same name.

Brigid lived her entire life there. She was renowned for her charity to the poor and stories abound about her healing powers. St. Brigid was a friend of St. Patrick, whose preaching set her on a course at an early age, and she became Ireland’s first nun.

St. Brigid is said to have died in 524 A.D. The remains of her skull and hand are claimed to be in the possession of churches in Portugal.

In the 12th century, legend holds that the nuns in Kildare attended to a fire built in St. Brigid’s honor.

The fire had burned for 500 years and produced no ash, and only women were allowed in proximity of the fire.

The celebration of St. Brigid’s Day on February 1 was put in place by the church to replace Imbolc.

On her feast day, an effigy of St. Brigid of Kildare is traditionally washed in the ocean and surrounded by candles to dry, and stalks of wheat are transformed into cross talismans known as Brigid crosses.

▪MODERN IMBOLC

The modern celebration of Imbolc is considered a low-key, loose and sometimes private affair concerned with reconnecting with nature.

Since it’s a climate-specific holiday, some followers of the Wiccareligion adjust their celebration of it to correspond with a date more appropriate to the coming of spring where they live.

Others embrace the symbolism of the holiday and keep to the February 1 celebration.

The goddess Brigid is central to the celebration for modern Wiccans. In the tradition of the original Celtic festival, Wiccan groups that worship Brigid might include fire rituals on Imbolc.

Traditions from both the pagan celebration of Imbolc and the Christian celebration of St. Brigid’s Day can be found in the modern Imbolc celebration.

Celebrants sometimes make a Brigid cross out of reeds as well as a Brigid corn doll or effigy.

▪CANDLEMAS

Candlemas is a Christian holiday celebrated on February 2 that has aspects in common with Imbolc.

Its celebration can be traced to 4th century Greece as a purification holiday and a celebration of the return of light.

Candles have traditionally been used in its observance. It’s possible that Candlemas is a Christian adaptation of the Roman holiday Februalia.

▪GROUNDHOG DAY

February 2 is also celebrated as Groundhog Day, which began in the United States in 1887.

The idea is that a groundhog exiting its burrow can predict whether winter will stay or go based on whether the groundhog sees its shadow.

The day was a stunt by a newspaper in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, that has endured.

Concocted in Pennsylvania Dutch country, Groundhog Day is believed to be an adaptation of a German Candlemas tradition involving a badger.

There have been attempts to portray Groundhog Day as a modern offshoot of Imbolc, but the two days are not likely directly related.

02/01/2026

Imbolc and a full Snow Moon.

02/01/2026

02/01/2026

: Henri Rousseau

: Sunday, February 01, 2026: Full Snow Moon in Leo: Rabbit, rabbit, rabbit & Blessed Imbolc.

Full Snow Moon in Leo @ 5:03 PM, 1st House.

With this "spotlight" lunation comes vivaciousness, stability, consistency, and passion. Pay more attention to reality and face life with a more pragmatic and stable attitude. Leo is a fire sign ruled by the Sun, who reminds us to emphasize and focus awareness on ourselves.

FIRST HOUSE

This celestial event is occurring in the 1stHouse, the natural home of Aries ruled by Mars. This is a house of identity and life representing our Ascendant or rising sign. It's considered one of the most important points in the natal chart and reflects the exact degree ad sign that was on the eastern horizon at the moment of our birth.

This placement reveals our personality, natural disposition and tendencies, individuality, and the manner we express ourselves. Basically, how we market ourselves to others—what we want the world to see. This includes our physical body and health, our approach to life, worldly outlook, appearance, and the beginning of our enterprises.

LEO

Leos are magnetic, romantic, generous, and creative! This lunation turns our attention away from others toward ourselves. Therefore, we do need to take care and avoid the melodrama associated with Leo Moons (dramatic with a capital D!).

Leo is a very theatrical sign renowned for big entrances and the need for attention. When the Moon transits this proud sign, we all feel a need to be seen and appreciated for who we are. But need to avoid over-reacting based on personal perception and vanity. Instead, turning our focus to romance and family, entertainment and fun would better suit us.

This is the time to shine and discover the beauty in all parts of ourselves. Yes, even the shadow-aspects that encompass fear or rejection. Without contrast, courage is unneeded.

Integration will facilitate a realignment with every part of our authentic selves. To deny any part of us is to deny the opportunity to heal and grow from that which we hide from others and deny ourselves.

Truth as well as light is in the wound, waiting to be released by the Courage that Leo provides. If you need assistance, then talk with your partner, a trusted friend or colleague, or even a counselor.

Vulnerability is difficult for this lunation because Leo is associated with ego and pride. However, it's also associated with heart and generosity. Opening our hearts to allow the light to illuminate it will make us even more courageous.

Not to mention healed.

FULL SNOW MOON IN LEO

This has been called the Full Snow Moon for centuries due to the heavy snowfall in February. Cold late winter weather coincides with more moisture in the air in February in many northern areas, the snowfall is the heaviest of the year.

With this lunation comes vivaciousness, stability, consistency, and passion. Pay more attention to reality and face life with a more pragmatic and stable attitude. Leo is a fire sign ruled by the Sun, who reminds us to emphasize and focus awareness of ourselves.

Full Moon energy invites us to explore what we need to release and let of in order to stay in alignment with our intentions.

So much of our ability to collaborate and co-create in a healthy, dynamic way is rooted in our lovability and our own self-worth. This lunation invites us to explore how well we work and play with others. Do we serve something bigger than our ego? Can we lead and share without letting our need for recognition get in the way?

Are we feeling fully supported, nurtured, and valued? What growth needs to happen for us to be collaborative and supportive creators? How can we better allow ourselves to be supported and nurtured?

DEEPER THROUGH THE DECAN AND TAROT

This lunation occurs in the second Decan of Leo (10° - 19°) co-ruled by Jupiter, known as the great benefic, indicating celebration and victory from hard work.

Representing this decan is the Six of Wands from the tarot's minor arcana, revealing a man riding confidently through a cheering crowd celebrating his success, as indicated by the laurel wreath and white horse, both symbols of victory.

"There is good luck and powerful fortune built into the very fabric of this decan," according to Nicola Allan, astrologer, author, and illustrator. In Crowley's Thoth Tarot, this is considered "Victory". Austin Coppock infers the laurel wreath indicates the "magical power of authenticity—here defined as a harmonious connection between the external sphere in which one acts and the spirit fire within each individual."

It's important to note here, as Coppock does, that "great works do not guarantee any greatness of character" as expressed in the ancient aspects of this decan, which infer "a man who is ignorant and vile" and a woman who is "proud in taking away the wealth of others."

This all indicates that in the solar light of success we are also gifted with an opportunity to review our capacity for hubris. Jupiter may bestow blessings; however, when combined with the Sun's rulership of Leo, there is clear potential for the full inflation of the ago, adds Allan.

Enjoy the victory you've earned—just remain humble and heart-centered in the process.

SNOW MOON

According to Native American legend:

"Native American tribes have labeled full moons for many reasons. This particular full moon is called the Snow Moon.

"The explanation behind February’s full Moon name is a fairly straightforward one: it’s known as the Snow Moon due to the typically heavy snowfall that occurs in February.

"On average, February is the United States’ snowiest month, according to data from the National Weather Service. In the 1760s, Captain Jonathan Carver, who had visited with the Naudowessie (Dakota), wrote that the name used for this period was the Snow Moon, “because more snow commonly falls during this month than any other in the winter.”

✨February 02 Full Snow Moon Aspects (Time/degrees below)*

Early thru midmorning, Moon in Leo opposite Venus in Aquarius opposite Mercury in Aquarius trine Chiron in Aries. Guard against expectations born of entitlement and avoid extravagance and/or overindulgence of food or drink this morning. Avoid generalizations, particularly with others.

Solitude or quiet time with someone we trust could produce a positive conversation that could reveal aspects of ourselves we never realized and actually lead to a form of healing through clarity. This is particularly accurate regarding our relationships and how we feel about them.

🔮Nerd Report:
• Full Moon in Leo: inspiritualservice.com/celestial-events-2026

🌔-> 🌕 Lunar
• Waxing Gibbous -> Full Moon in, Leo: inspiritualservice.com/the-moons-promenade

⬅️Current Retrogrades:
• Planet: Jupiter, Uranus

⏳Time/Aspects/Degrees EST:

*Note: There are no aspects for this lunation until tomorrow morning, reflected below.

4:56 AM (Feb 02): Moon in Leo opposite Venus in Aquarius, 19°57'
8:55 AM (Feb 02): Moon in Leo opposite Mercury in Aquarius, 22°16'
10:15 AM (Feb 02): Moon in Leo trine Chiron in Aries, 23°02'

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01/31/2026

May everyone be safe and warm and feel love and peace. 🙏🏻❤️🕊️❄️