24/02/2024
February’s ‘Snow Moon’ is coming – here’s what it means for your star sign
February’s full moon comes with Virgo energy.
23 February 2024
Februarys Snow Moon Here’s What It Means For Your Star Sign
The final full moon of the astrological year (since astro New Year begins on 20 March) – or the ‘Snow Moon’– lands in discerning, perfectionist Virgo on 24 February. A full moon in Virgo focuses attention on our day-to-day lives, routines, work and wellbeing, making this the ideal time to shake off old habits and stagnant energy as spring approaches. Ready to commit to a passion project? Declutter your life? Train for a marathon? The Snow Moon is here to help you wave goodbye to anything that’s holding you back.
Read on to discover which part of your life this full moon is set to illuminate and where you might find the focus you need to switch things up for good.
So, what is a Snow Moon?
February’s full moon is known as a Snow Moon because it tends to coincide with very cold weather. It’s the final full moon of winter, illuminating the night as we await the fresh start warmth of spring. We might have to accept grey skies and drizzle in lieu of a dreamy snowscape right now, but we can tap into this moon’s hopeful energy all the same. If there ever was a time for embracing an ending that becomes a wonderful new beginning, it’s on this full moon.
What sign does this full moon fall in and what does that mean?
This full moon falls in practical earth sign Virgo – which is associated with the sixth house in astrology. This is the house of health, wellbeing, daily routines, work and service to others, making this a perfect full moon to get your life in order. You know that thing you’ve been ignoring/stalling/putting off? It’s time to let go of self-doubt, get back on track and make it happen.
So, what should I do to make the most of the full moon energy?
Full moons are magical portals for both manifestation and release, and this Snow Moon is no exception. Appearing as winter draws to a close, this is a full moon for shaking it off and starting over as we head into spring.
