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Moon Phases

The Moon completes a full cycle in 29.5 days, passing through 8 phases. Each phase carries its own energy and meaning.

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New MoonLunar day 1–2

A time for new beginnings. The Moon is invisible — this is the moment to set intentions, plan, and lay the groundwork for the future.

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Waxing CrescentLunar day 3–7

Energy is building. A great time for action, moving toward goals, and gathering resources.

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First QuarterLunar day 8–9

A moment for decisions. Overcome obstacles and act boldly — strength is at its peak.

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Waxing GibbousLunar day 10–13

Growth and development. Continue what you started, adjust your course, and prepare for completion.

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Full MoonLunar day 14–15

Peak energy and culmination. Finish tasks, practice gratitude. Emotions run high.

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Waning GibbousLunar day 16–19

Time for giving and sharing. Share knowledge, help others, and release what is unnecessary.

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Last QuarterLunar day 20–22

Reflection and release. Let go of what no longer serves you. Deep analysis.

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Waning CrescentLunar day 23–29

Rest and recovery. Minimize activity, meditate, and prepare for renewal.

FAQ
How many phases does the Moon have?
The Moon has 8 main phases: new moon, waxing crescent, first quarter, waxing gibbous, full moon, waning gibbous, last quarter, and waning crescent. A full cycle takes about 29.5 days.
When is the best time to start new projects?
The best time for new beginnings is the new moon and waxing crescent (lunar days 1–7). The energy is building and supports any initiative.
What is a lunar day?
A lunar day is the period from one moonrise to the next. A lunar month contains 29–30 lunar days, each carrying its own energy.
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