Mystic Moon Momma

03/29/2026

🌙✨ Weekend Reading Energy Check-In ✨🌙
It’s been a beautifully busy weekend over here — drinking coffee, pulling cards, tuning into charts, and holding space for the sweetest peeps. My clients truly keep my work magickal, and I’m so grateful for every story, every question, every moment of clarity we unravel together.

But I’m curious…
How has your weekend been feeling?

Drop an emoji below that captures your current energy:

💫 — feeling aligned
🔥 — feeling overwhelmed
🌿 — grounding and resetting
🌙 — craving rest + softness
🌀 — in the middle of a shift
✨ — ready for something new

I love seeing where everyone is at 🫂

New Blog Post LIVE + booking info is in my bio 💛

Thank you for keeping my little corner of the internet so full of magick!

03/22/2026

Blessed Ostara! Officially spring — that liminal time when the soil softens and the world begins to stir — there’s a quiet magick happening beneath our feet. Seeds we dropped months ago without thinking, seeds carried by birds, seeds forgotten in the wind… all of them begin to wake. Spring has a way of reminding us that not everything we plant is intentional, and not everything that grows is planned. Sometimes life blooms in the most unexpected places. 💻 Read more: To see how last year the morning glories in my backyard taught me that lesson in the most dramatic way.

As we move toward spring — that liminal time when the soil softens and the world begins to stir — there’s a quiet magick happening beneath our feet. Seeds we dropped months ago without thinking, seeds carried by birds, seeds forgotten in the wind… all of them begin to wake. Spring has a way ...

03/21/2026

✨ There are seasons when the Moon waits for us… and we’re too tired to meet her.

Lately, my nights have been shaped by motherhood, neurodivergent rhythms, and the kind of exhaustion that settles into the bones. I used to sit under the Moon like she was an old friend. Now I catch glimpses of her through the window while I’m picking up toys or trying to keep the peace after a long day.

I’m not sad about it — just honest.
This season is tender.
This season is full.
This season asks everything of me.

I wrote about what it feels like to miss the rituals that once held me, and how I’m learning to let the Moon hold me from afar.

If you’re in a chapter where you miss yourself a little… this one’s for you.
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Full post is linked in my bio.

03/20/2026

With it officially Spring I thought today was the perfect time for the website catalog to get its refresh!

You will notice that many were tucked away until fall and winter '26 but new and returning readings pertinent to the first and second quarters of the year are now available ☺️

💻 Browse today for your next booking:

03/20/2026

I was the girl who kept her spines as clean as possible, her margins immaculate, her books as pristine as the day she got them. And because of that, I learned to rely on journals instead. Outlining became my ritual: page after page of summaries told through arrows and quotes. Earnest reflections all carefully kept separate from the book itself. It helped with recall, yes — but it also kept me at a distance. I was studying the text, not entering into relationship with it. 💻 Read more: to see how I forged one.

These symbols turn books into a cosmic map, a chart of my own evolution. Where I can account and record the energies that moved through me.

03/16/2026

Ever felt guilty for accepting help? You’re not alone. Why it feels wrong for people who learned to self‑rely — and how to unlearn the harmful habit. Read the full piece and give yourself permission to receive. https://wix.to/MfoCF25

— For the Ones Who Grew Up Alone — Some of us learned early that we had to be our own anchor. Eldest daughters, only children, kids who grew up emotionally self‑parenting — we became the ones who figured things out alone because there was no other option. We learned to read the room early, c...

03/11/2026

While I won’t be able to see it against the backdrop of stars next week, I’ll still know that around 9PM Ohio time, on March 18th, the New Moon in Pisces will rise among us once more — adding its unmistakably magickal undertone to our paths, should we choose to channel its essence.

Pisces is the sign of intuition, dreams, and the unseen currents shaping our inner world, and this lunation opens a doorway into those more liminal layers of consciousness. It'll breathe life into spellwork meant to dissolve old emotional residue and gently urges us to trust the voice within, even when logic can’t quite keep up.

Intentions planted from the soul rather than the mind will harmonize most naturally with its energy as this New Moon invites us to begin again from a place of surrender and imagination — to let our next chapters be guided not by strategy, but by the quiet, shimmering truth that rises when we allow ourselves to drift, feel, and listen.

03/11/2026

New moons don’t always happen during the day(!?) —understanding why changed the way I watch the sky. 🌑✨

So what can that mean for your rituals and intentions.
Read more: https://www.mysticmoonmomma.com/post/you-mean-new-moons-don-t-always-happen-during-the-day

02/25/2026

Astrology is full of less than pleasant placements. Whether a planet is found in debilitation (or being in its fall) because of zodiac assignment or aspecting that is less than ideal.

One such happening is when a square forms between one's natal Sun and Chiron. While squares aren’t inherently negative—they’re the friction that pushes us toward growth—this particular one often marks a soul that encounters painful realizations more than once in a lifetime.

With Chiron as the archetype of the wounded healer—imperfection, vulnerability, and the wisdom born from both—challenging the Sun, the seat of identity and ego, life can feel like a series of trials and reinventions. Repeated brushes with loss or disappointment, when integrated, can cultivate immense compassion and empathy. These individuals understand suffering with rare depth, though often at a significant personal cost.

This aspect frequently traces back to early trauma or circumstances that delay a full, confident emergence into adulthood—whether due to external limitations or internalized doubt. These individuals do eventually find their footing, but typically later in life, and even then, it’s often easier for them to tend to others’ wounds than to face their own.

True healing here requires integrating past experiences, no matter how painful the memories may be. I can attest, it's not an easy feat. This integration for us though becomes the salve for navigating such a challenging aspect. Once embraced, the wisdom and sensitivity we gain through the process can be used to help others through their own healing journeys if we chose to take on the healer archetype.