New Moon in Pisces, March 10, 2024

New moons always represent new beginnings, even if it is starting the next chapter in a book or turning over a new leaf. To make it even more exciting, this month the new moon is in the sign of Pisces. That means the veil between you and inspiration is thinner which makes it so much easier to listen to your muse.

Candle Ritual to Tease Out Your Muse

To tap into your inspiration you will need these items: Affirmation Intuition candle, Aunt Jacki’s Crown of Success candle, a goal or project, music that speaks to your soul, and a favorite snack. 

Place your project out in front of you. Make sure you have all the tools you need to move forward. The muse is going to speak to you and you don’t want to say, hang on, let me get out my paint set. Be ready to start creating. 

Set your snack out, turn on your music, and light the Intuition candle. Say a prayer or invocation of welcome to your muse. Tell your muse what you need help with. Clear your mind and listen, feel, and experience her creative influence. 

When inspiration strikes, write it, paint it, type it, sing it, or express it in the medium of choice that works best for this project. Keep the inspiration flowing by looking at what you made and adding to it. When you feel the moment has passed, reward yourself with the snack you provided.

The next time you work on the project, in addition to relighting the Affirmation Intuition candle, light the Aunt Jacki’s Ultimate Crown of Success candle. It will help you keep the momentum going. 

Enjoy the process and create for the joy of creating. That will keep your muse close and engaged.

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Lighten up your life with help from products from Coventry Creations www.coventrycreations.com and advice from Storm Cestavani, Astrological Life Coach, www.stormcestavani.com. Discover your potential in your Akashic records with Patty Shaw, www.facebook.com/healingwithpattyshaw/.

Photo by Andrea Piacquadio