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The Full Moon in Libra will be in her full glory on April 6th! This Full Moon is in opposition with Chiron, the Wounded Healer. Moon's energy can bring to the surface our old deeply hidden wounds, that were difficult to come to terms with. Chiron helps us to understand how these wounds shape our lives. The major gift of Chiron is a guidance to reconcile and heal our pains in order to live wholesome lives. Libra, as a symbol of harmony and balance, reminds us that any healing process starts with self-love that embraces all our wounds and transmutes them into gifts of wisdom and grace. Understanding and raising above our wounds, help us to recognize pains of others and extend our compassion to harmonize our relationships with the world around us.
The name for this Full Moon came from the pink wild ground phlox, the first blooming flowers in early spring. It was also called as the Egg Moon or the Fish Moon. As usual, I bring you the April Full Moon names from several Native American tribes:
Abenaki – Sugar Maker Moon
Algonquin – When They Set Indian Corn
Anishnaabe (Chippewa, Ojibwe) – Broken Snowshow Moon
Apache- Moon of the Big Leaves
Arapaho – Ice Breaking in the River
Assiniboine – Frog Moon
Cherokee – Flower Moon
Cheyenne – When the Geese Lay Eggs
Choctaw – Moon of Blackberry
Comanche – New Spring Moon
Cree – Gray Goose Moon
Creek – Big Spring Moon
Haida – Migratory Geese Moon
Hopi – Moon of Windbreak
Kalapuya – Time for Pounding Camas
Lakota – Moon When the Wife Had to Crack Bones for Marrow Fat
Mandan-Hidatsa – Moon of the Breaking up of the Ice
Mohawk – Budding Time
Navajo – Big Plant
Passamaquoddy – Spring Moon
Shawnee – Strawberry Moon
Shoshone – Melting Moon
Sioux – Red Grass Appearing
Tlingit – Budding Moon of Plants and Shrubs
Winnebago – Planting Corn Moon
Wishram – The 8th Moon
Zuni – Great Sand Storm
Rivers in the Ocean
Art by Rina Foligno
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