In the heart of summer, as days stretch long and nights grow warm, we gather to honor July’s Full Moon. Historically, the Mead Moon has referred to either the June or July full moon, typically the one closest to the Summer Solstice in the northern hemisphere. While June’s moon is often the Strawberry Moon and July’s the Buck Moon, we choose to celebrate the Mead Moon with this ritual.
The Mead Moon signifies growth and abundance, reflecting a time when meadโa honeyed beverageโwas crafted in celebration of nature’s bounty. It invites us to connect deeply with the earth’s rhythms, revel in summer’s sweetness, and prepare for the harvest.
What is Mead?
Mead is an ancient alcoholic beverage made from fermenting honey with water, often with added fruits, spices, grains, or hops. It is one of the oldest known alcoholic drinks, revered for its sweet, rich flavor and its historical use in celebrations and rituals.
Instructables has an actionable guide on how to make it: Basic Mead Recipe (Honey Wine)
How does this spell work?
Note: Alcoholic beverages are not necessary for the spell. Honey can be used instead to embody the same qualities.
- Red candles are used to invoke strength and determination, while gold candles represent success and achievement.
- The honey jar or mead bottle symbolizes abundance and celebration, a sweetening ingredient aligning with the Mead Moon’s essence.
- A small bowl of water is used to symbolize clarity and emotional balance.
- A stone or crystal such as carnelian for confidence, or tiger’s eye for balance and vitality.
When to cast the spell? Do it on a Sunday or during any of the three nights when the Moon is full in July. ๐ Find More Full Moon Ideas
What to do with the leftovers of the spell?
- Continue burning the red candles to manifest your intention throughout the season.
- Keep the red ribbon with you, attaching it to your journal or Book of Shadows as a reminder of the Mead Moon spell’s power.
- Store any remaining mead or honey in a cool, dark place. Use it to anoint ritual tools, cleanse sacred spaces, or for a celebratory toast in future rituals.
Printable Page: Mead Moon Spell
This PDF version comes with a transparent background so you can print it on any kind of paper you want and add it to your own Book of Shadows. Find more printable grimoire pages and more Moon Journaling Ideas.
What’s the Spiritual Meaning of the Mead Moon?
This time of year is associated with growth, abundance, and celebration. The energy of the Mead Moon can be harnessed to enhance prosperity, joy, and success in various aspects of life, from personal growth to career achievements.
Ancient cultures named this moon after the tradition of making mead, a fermented honey beverage, symbolizing the sweetness and richness of the season. It was a time to celebrate nature’s bounty and prepare for the upcoming harvest.
When’s the next Mead Moon?
- Mead Moon 2024: July 21, 2024: Full Moon in Capricorn.
- Mead Moon 2025: July 10, 2025: Full Moon in Capricorn.
- Mead Moon 2026: June 29, 2026: Full Moon in Capricorn.
What does the Mead Moon mean in Astrology?
The Mead Moon, like all full moons, can amplify emotions and intentions. It is a time for renewal, growth, and celebrating abundance. This period is ideal for setting intentions related to strength, resilience, and achieving goals.
What to Manifest on this Full Moon?
Some ideas to manifest and cast spells on this lunar time include: ๐ฎ
- Create a Manifestation Box to set intentions for your wishes.
- Make Full Moon Oil to dress your candles or add to your spiritual baths.
- Prepare Moon Water and store it for later use during the month.
- Burn Bay Leaf and learn about other Moon herbs and their powers.
- Learn about Moon Magick and working with the Moon cycles.
- Cast a Gratitude Spell with salt or repeat Full Moon Affirmations.
Find Even More Full Moon Ideas! ๐
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Hi all your spells on Moon phase are amazing. Have tried a few. Thanks a lot from India.
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