30/01/2026
This Sunday, Feb 1st is the Full Snow Moon.
The Snow Moon is the full moon that arrives in the quietest part of winter. Traditionally, it’s a time when nature slows way down, rests, and conserves energy. Nothing is rushing. Nothing is forcing growth. Everything is simply allowed to be.
Energetically, the Snow Moon invites us to do the same. This isn’t a moon about pushing harder or setting big goals. It’s about simplifying, releasing what feels heavy, and letting ourselves pause without guilt.
The fact that we’re getting snow at the beach during a Snow Moon makes this moment feel especially meaningful. Snow softens everything it touches. It quiets the world. When that stillness meets the light of a full moon, it becomes a beautiful reminder that clarity doesn’t always come from doing more. Sometimes it comes from doing less.
If you’d like to connect with this energy, here’s a simple Snow Moon ritual you can do at home.
Start by creating a cozy, quiet space. Dim the lights, put your phone away, and take a few slow breaths. Let your body settle before your mind tries to solve anything.
Place a hand on your heart and gently ask yourself, “What am I ready to stop carrying?”
Picture a snow-covered beach under a glowing full moon. Imagine the waves slowly rolling in and out, washing the shoreline clean. With each wave, see something heavy being carried away. There’s no effort required. Just allowing.
Write down anything that comes up for you. It might be stress, expectations, old emotions, or simply the feeling of being tired. When you’re ready, tear up the paper or safely burn it as a small but meaningful act of release.
Finish by sitting quietly for a few minutes. You don’t need answers or insights. Just let the calm settle in.
The Snow Moon reminds us that rest is not a setback, slowing down is not failure, and stillness can be deeply healing. Sometimes the most powerful thing we can do is pause and let ourselves breathe.
