Ki Vitality Yoga Nourishment

17/11/2025

November New Moon on Thursday fuses with fierce Mercury Retrograde in Scorpio. Awakenings and revelations rise from the depths, as this new moon reveals what’s been hidden and allows old patterns to clear.

This new moon falls in Anuradha nakshatra, the “star of success.” Anuradha brings success through cooperation with others and is ruled by Mitra, an ancient Vedic god of friendship. Symbolized by a fragrant lotus flower that rises out of murky situations, this new moon can heal rifts and establish new trust in relationships.

An abundance of mental energy comes with this new moon, which may be useful for researching, editing, and organizing past projects, as well as clearing out drawers and closets. This new moon combined with Mercury Retrograde can also trigger old memories, and hidden information can be revealed at this time. It’s no coincidence that many of Epstein’s emails have been made public now.

Take heed; some people may be overreactive around this new moon, as willful Mars in Scorpio hovers nearby. Avoid personal conflict and plan for possible delays, glitches and misunderstandings. Mercury will turn direct on Nov 29.

Saturn also stations direct on Nov 27, signaling a gradual turn toward clarity and forward motion, especially in themes surrounding long-term commitments, patience and hard work.

A current of luck and divine grace is increasing in the weeks to come as bright and exalted Jupiter gazes at both Saturn and this new moon. This beneficial aspect supports education, work and building sustainable structures in your life.

Anuradha new moon comes at the beginning of the holiday season, and can help friends and family reconnect in a healing way. Use this new moon to send a holiday message of appreciation to a family member or friend from your past.
Kari Field 🙏🏻🤍

13/11/2025

11/11/2025

04/11/2025

The November Full Moon, biggest and brightest full moon of the year. This epic supermoon is the sacred Kartika Purnima, one of the most spiritually-charged full moons of the Hindu calendar. Its radiant light can reach the darkest corners of the world and the human psyche, illuminating and healing the heart.

In India, Kartika Purnima is the day when Lord Shiva, the destroyer, defeated 3 demons in the flying cities called Tripurasura. This ancient story represents the ability of consciousness (Shiva) to dissolve inner blockages, destroy illusion, and open new channels of creativity.
This full moon is also celebrated as Dev Diwali in the holy city of Varanasi, where thousands of oil lamps are lit along the riverbanks. This year, those lights will extend into the heavens, as the Southern Taurids meteor shower reaches its peak under the full moon’s brilliance.

In Vedic astrology, the full moon falls in Bharani, the sacred star of the womb, also called the star of restraint. Bharani represents the divine feminine life force and the power of nature to heal and renew itself.

Bharani full moon is ruled by Yama, the god of death, who guides departed souls toward a new womb and eventual rebirth. Under this star, endings and beginnings merge, and what dies becomes the nourishment for what is to come.

very exalted and expansive Jupiter turns retrograde on November 12, in the auspicious Punarvasu, the star of renewal. The name Punarvasu means “return of the light” or “restored wealth.” Despite turbulence and uncertainty, a turnaround toward hope and positive possibility is gaining momentum. Furthermore, Venus has entered peace-seeking Libra, creating a powerful raja yoga on this full moon that supports harmony in relationships, diplomacy, and the arts.

A note of caution: Mercury turns retrograde on November 10 and will move backwards over warrior Mars on Nov 13. Around this time try to avoid travel, and be mindful of conflict, power struggles, and miscommunication that can flare up easily under Mercury and Mars in Scorpio, a tense and emotionally charged position.
Kari Field