Hello and Jai Ma! Jai Ma Yomi! It's Rekel and welcome to this magic mini full moon episode

where I may share a meaning, spiritual meaning, perhaps a little bit of history and a practice

for each moon, for releasing and manifesting. And so this moon, we're highlighting the warm moon

taking place on March 18th and hitting its peak illumination at precisely 317 AM a stern time.

I wonder how the moon was named. You know, we know that most are influenced by Native American

Theologies of course, also European sources. And I thought when naming this moon, they thought of

earthworms. A being that a lot of people find disgusting for some reason, which okay, yeah,

they're not cute fluffy things, I get it. But man, there's such a beautiful part of this earth

enriching our soil. If a soil is rich in earthworms, you know it's good soil, you know your

your around nutrient dense land and earthworms are also known to be farmer's friends. Plus,

they are also food for our birds. And as the robins and the birds feed on worms, it's a sign

that spring is coming. So that's what I thought. I thought that this was for the earthworms,

which it could be, but I did read in the Old Farmers Almanac that more research had revealed

another explanation for the name. And in the 1760s, a captain, captain Jonathan Carver had visited

Native American tribes and he wrote that the name of Wormoon referred to the beetle larvae,

which began to emerge from the snow melting and the bark of the trees thawing and spring emerging.

Also, this full moon is in Virgo, a time to allow ourselves to set intentions, a time to tap into

that intellect mind or curious mind, untangle the mess within. And especially since we're approaching

spring, this is one of the best times to free ourselves, to release ourselves from the storm of

whatever winter may have brought upon us. If that is your case, you know, maybe some of you had an

easy winter, but of course there's always something to look within. And so why not release and set

ourselves free and leave behind in the winter, whatever does not serve us anymore and feel

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