Aquarius New Moon: Vision, Hope, and Humanity

One of the things I love about Moon cycles is the consistent reminder that we always have an opportunity to begin anew, and the New Moon in Aquarius serves as a potent catalyst for transformation and renewal. In astrology, Aquarius symbolizes innovation, humanitarianism, and the pursuit of collective progress. It’s a time when we’re called to embrace our vision for the future and tap into the boundless potential of our dreams.

At the core of the Aquarian archetype lies a deep-seated commitment to the greater good of humanity. It encourages us to look beyond ourselves and to envision humanity at its peak capacity - in harmony with Earth and her inhabitants. This forward-oriented energy inspires us to become agents of change, advocating for social justice, and championing causes that stir us into action for the greater good.

It’s 2024 and we’re living in the midst of unconscionable suffering, uncertainty, and chaos at the collective level, and it can be easy to give in to despair and hopelessness. But the New Moon in Aquarius asks us to be a stand for hope. It calls on us to have the audacity to believe that better is possible, even in the face of adversity.

The New Moon in Aquarius coincides with the lunar new year, heralding the arrival of the Wood Dragon (a 60 year cycle), creating a beautiful infusion of the Aquarian energies of hope and progress with the creative magic and majesty of the Wood Dragon. Together, they invite us to harness the power of intention-setting and manifesting our visions through creativity and innovation, towards our personal and collective evolution.

Of course, change is never easy, even when it’s good change. And this is where practicing emotional regulation to build up resilience to change becomes key. When we’re stuck in survival mode (this is also called the fight/flight/freeze/fawn state), our minds and our nervous systems are on overdrive trying to keep us alive, deprioritizing creativity. It makes sense, doesn’t it? Who’s thinking about the future when we’re just trying to stay alive? This isn’t just a thought; it’s the mode our bodies operate on when in survival mode.


To shift out of survival mode when we're not in immediate physical danger, it's essential to regulate our nervous system. Somatic practices such as breathwork are extremely effective in doing so. By deliberately regulating our breath, we signal to our nervous system that we are safe. Engaging in conscious breathing practices enables us to foster emotional regulation and enhance our present-moment awareness. It’s from this state of calm and centeredness when our creative channels are open and free to imagine, play, create and innovate.


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