Attune to the moon
with a lunar tracking calendar 🌙
rediscover your relationship with the seasons, the cycles of nature, and your own personal rhythms.
come back to yourself.
modern life can leave us feeling stressed, ungrounded and disconnected.
Following the moon helps us attune to the cyclical nature of life and cultivate more steadiness, as we transition between endings and beginnings with more trust, ease, and connection.
Attuning to lunar time encourages slowing down which makes way for noticing subtle shifts and coming back home to ourselves and the earth’s rhythms.
Working with a circular lunar calendar is a beautiful way to deepen this relationship and become more in-season with ourselves throughout all the stages of life.
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How can Lunar Tracking support you?
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Discover a daily practice of self-study with the cycles of nature
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Explore a practical & spiritual way to connect deeply with the earth and the sky
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Establish a relational mindfulness practice by slowing down and aligning with natural rhythms
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Enjoy a creative & spacious container to hold you through every phase of life
A CALENDAR THAT IS LIKE THE MOON; A CONTAINER THAT HOSTS YOUR LIGHT
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“Paying attention is a form of reciprocity with the living world.”
— Robin Wall Kimmerer in Braiding Sweetgrass
why lunar tracking?
The moon has always marked the passage of time, waxing and waning with a steady rhythm.
It’s difficult to have an awareness of cycles when we live in a world that follows a calendar that has no reference to the rhythmic nature of time.
This has created such a rupture in our consciousness that we are called to repair our connection with time as a sacred expression of cycles and heal this divide.
The moon helps us remember.
This relationship is a form of reciprocity with the natural world that can help you deepen cyclical awareness through self-study. Practicing lunar tracking on the New Moon Calendar Journal supports this connection.
There is no one right way to work with this tool, as with any relationship it becomes more intimate and meaningful through exploration and experimentation.