Emporiblog - August New Moon 2024

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Hello all! We're kicking off the month strong! (NEW MOON AUGUST 4TH 12:13AM UK)


This New Moon is in Leo ♌ and is all about confidence! If you're unsure about something you need to do, this moon will give you the confidence to do it. Pursuing your goals will be easier with a luna confidence boost but don't let it go to your head, you need to remember to stay humble with this new confidence. There will also be a nudge towards self care....


Currently in retrograde, we have:

- Pluto 
- Neptune 
- Saturn 


Crystals

Here are some Crystals to work with during this New Moon:

- Moonstone
- Obsidian
- Ruby
- Carnelian
- Botswana Agate
- Sunstone
- Tiger's Eye
- Amber
- Citrine
- Smokey Quartz 


If you're drawn to any other Crystals during this time, use those too!!



Herbs/Flowers

Below are some herbs/flowers for the New Moon:

- Marigold
- Lemon Balm 
- Asters
- Tarragon 
- Rosemary
- Chamomile 
- Sunflowers
- Eyebright 
- Dahlia 



If you have a common household pet, please check our PET SAFETY posts!!


I'm going to try to get more posts out as our Tarot series has officially finished, there will still be odd tarot posts here and there but no weekly installment


Blessings,

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